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There is an alien invasion going on all around us! Now these aren’t the aliens that you see in the movies, but they are certainly just as scary if you enjoy spending time on the water. Asian Carp pose a great threat to our waterways here in in the United States, and are knocking on our backdoor here at the Lake of the Ozarks. What Are Asian Carp? Big Head, Silver, Black, and Grass Carp are all collectively known as Asian Carp, with the most prolific being Big Head and Silver Carp. They were introduced to the U.S. in the 1970’s to control plankton and other nuisance populations in southern ponds. Flooding allowed these fish to escape their confined ponds and make their way into the Mississippi River. These non-native invaders have since been able to bulldoze their way up the Mississippi river. According to a 2013 study by the US Fish and Wildlife Service, they can now be found in over 23 state’s waterways. Why Are They a Problem? Asian Carp are a non-native species, with Blue

If you’re wanting to stay in the loop with the  fishing community at the Lake of the Ozarks , then a  BassingBob.com  membership is for you. Being a member gives you access to member only information, articles, and videos. We have a few different types of memberships, so we’re sure there’s one to fit your needs. Check out more information about our memberships below. Ready to join? Follow this link to sign up:  https://www.bassingbob.com/join/?ref =. It’s that easy! Pro + Membership At only $60.00 a year, you get access to the entire BassingBob.com website. This membership includes: Daily fishing reports Weekly fishing reports Monthly fishing reports Audio fishing reports Resource articles – access to full articles Bait selector – pick the right bait for every condition Desktop wallpaper Downloads – a collection of helpful downloads Local information – view local Lake of the Ozarks information Fishing glossary – define any fishing term in our glossary Frequently

Point Review Resort recently created a new fishing haven on Lake of the Ozarks by installing innovative artificial fish habitat structures for fish to congregate. Designed and developed by Fishiding.com of Wonder Lake, Illinois, the environmentally friendly complex, one of the largest of its kind, is comprised of dozens of structures intended to provide cover and protection for many species of fish. Colossal Fish Habitat Fishiding.com has been developing and building fish habitats for over a decade and this will be the first placement of their newest patent pending models, which are the largest modular artificial fish habitats anyone has designed to date. Fishiding.com owner David Ewald said that if you want to create a real fish magnet that’s stable, permanent and holds vast numbers of fish, “we needed to think really big. The system we’ve placed at Point View is colossal in scope,” Ewald said. “We’re talking about hundreds of individual modular pieces assembled into a sophist

If you’re looking for a weekend  fishing tournament at the Lake of the Ozarks , Bassing Bob has all the information you need. Whether you’re a beginner or an advanced fisherman, anyone can  benefit from a Bassing Bob membership . Members of Bassing Bob get access to fishing reports, expert articles and videos, and interactive maps. Check out the upcoming tournaments over the next month below and don’t forget to become a member of Bassing Bob. July Bass Tournaments Wednesday, July 3, 2019 Missouri Angler Wednesday Night Tournament 6:30 PM- 10:00 PM | Lake of the Ozarks Location: PB#2 Thursday, July 4, 2019 Eldon Bassmasters 6:30 PM- 10:00 PM | Lake of the Ozarks Location: Coffman Beach Access Sunday, July 7, 2019 Average Joe’s Open Buddy Tournament 6:00 AM- 2:00 PM | Lake of the Ozarks Location: Bledsoe Ferry Wednesday, July 10, 2019 Missouri Angler Wednesday Night Tournament 6:30 PM- 10:00 PM | Lake of the Ozarks Location: PB#2 Thursda