"LOzark I think you might be freakin'out for nothing. Asian carp are a riverine fish, they need steady current for long distances to reproduce. As far as I know there are no "lakes" with an Asian carp "problem".
Free flowing Rivers connected to the Missouri and Mississippi will likely be the extent of the invasion. A small population may exist in the upper reaches of reservoirs but I don't think they'll ever be a problem."
Reelfoot Lake is a prime example of this being a problem. This 40lb Asian carp jumped over the back of my boat, cleared the motor and back deck completely, and landed between the seats. If it ad landed on someone it would have been a much worse problem. Reelfoot is 40 miles upstream, of the Obion river, from the Missisippi. With this lake being a fishing lake and not a recreation lake, its less of a problem, but I would never pull my kids on an innertube or let them ski on a lake with Asian carp. That recreation is a huge summer income for most inland lakes like MT..