America's Most Unwanted Fish Just Became a $10 Million Industry | Fishing Documentary

40. It was once labeled a pest, a threat to rivers, and a fish no one wanted. Now, it's powering a $10 million industry. This Fishing Documentary uncovers the unlikely rise of carp in America—how an invasive species became a valuable catch exported worldwide. From muddy riverbanks to industrial processing lines, this Fishing Documentary shows how fishermen are turning a problem into profit. You’ll witness the challenges of catching, handling, and selling a fish many Americans still refuse to eat. Through rare access and firsthand stories, this Fishing Documentary explores the environmental, cultural, and economic twists behind this surprising boom. For anyone interested in invasive species, global seafood trade, or hidden opportunities in nature, this Fishing Documentary will change how you see one of America’s most unwanted fish.
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00:00 asian carp wreak havoc on us rivers
02:17 asian carp from invasive species to $10 billion industry
05:03 hunting invasive fish in the heart of the us
13:19 asian carp farming model spreads in the us
20:10 inside the factory processing asian carp for export
27:32 asian carp contributes to restoring river ecosystems
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