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Are underwater speakers the answer to Asian carp? By Mike Stunson, Lexington Herald-Leader There is an Asian carp problem in two Western Kentucky lakes, and officials have begun using a new method to get rid of them, according to media reports. Officials began testing a Chinese method this week that incorporates netting, underwater speakers and electronic equipment at Kentucky and Barkley lakes, according to WFPL. Called the "Modified Unified Method," officials hope to drive out the carp using "two effective sounds," WKMS reported. Full story at kentucky.com. This story was posted on 2020-02-07 11:36:34
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