Invasive Species

My magazine story on invasive species and the Asian carp is out today, but you’ll have to go to a magazine newsstand to read it—paywall? (You remember what newsstands look like right? Or perhaps not.) But you can check out a photo essay from Benjamin Lowy on last week’s Redneck Fishing Tournament. I think I convinced him not use the ones of me cowering in fear.

And check out Jacob Templin’s great video on the event

Related Topics: asian carp, Invasive Species, Redneck Fishing Tournament, Invasive Species
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