Madison, Wis. Newly released test results confirm that a new carp virus that killed 10 tons of carp in Cedar Lake in Wisconsin last spring has spread to downstream waters including the St. Croix River and the Mississippi River as far south as Wisconsin’s

Officials in that state say it’s important find out what effect the disease has on native species. The virus, know as spring viremia of carp (SVC) killed about 20 percent of the carp population in Cedar Lake. After the disease was confirmed there, state DNRs from Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Iowa, along with the U.S. Fish […]

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