Claim: Video clip shows fish jumping into a boat. The silver carp is the real jumper of the four Asian carp species now found in the Mississippi-Missouri River basin. These fish seem to hate boats ...

The fish have the same evolutionary adaption as other jumping fish, like salmon in Alaska, to return to their streams to spawn during the spring. Biologists say have a healthy population in Lake ...

More than 10,000 of the small fish were recorded flopping out of the water – and some of them managed to hop into the boat – at Bisha fishing port in Keelung, Taipei City, Daily Mail reported.

I have never seen so many fish jump in such a large group! At the end, I check the camera and the fish start jumping right into me! It was amazing! So glad I had my GoPro with me!

April 28 (UPI) -- A member of a Japanese water skiing team was caught on camera in an unfortunate collision between a jumping fish and his groin. Twitter user @M3M6M9M, aka Miroku, posted a video ...

Invasive silver carp, a species of Asian carp, are large filter-feeding fish that eat algae and plankton. The fish were intentionally introduced to the United States in the 1970s to help manage ...

Wildlife and Parks staff are proposing year-round snagging — but with harvest limited to only carp, and other fish would have to be released — in the Kansas River downstream from the WaterOne Dam.