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Old 12-31-2007, 04:10 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Okay...

I have size 2, 4, 6 and 8 hooks.

I have 9lb and 15lb line.

And pretty much any size sinker...

What rig should I set up?

Also, do carp like shallow or deep water?

I have a fairly decent size lake near me, do I need a boat or can I fish from the land?

Thanks.
 
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Old 12-31-2007, 04:52 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Carp will feed in both shallow and deep water. The key is to fish and area that has an open bottom so that the carp can find your bait. Sand or hard mud in the best.

Make a fish finder rig with the size 8 hook - chum the area with a few pounds of sweet corn for about two days before you plan to fish - this teaches the carp to feed there.

Chum a few handfuls right before you start fishing, cast out with a few kernels of corn on the hook and wait - can take anywhere from a few minutes to a few hours to get the carp to pick up your bait.

make sure your drag is loose or you can lose your rod!
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Carp will feed in both shallow and deep water. The key is to fish and area that has an open bottom so that the carp can find your bait. Sand or hard mud in the best.

Make a fish finder rig with the size 8 hook - chum the area with a few pounds of sweet corn for about two days before you plan to fish - this teaches the carp to feed there.

Chum a few handfuls right before you start fishing, cast out with a few kernels of corn on the hook and wait - can take anywhere from a few minutes to a few hours to get the carp to pick up your bait.

make sure your drag is loose or you can lose your rod!
Thanks!

That is an excellent plan, I will have to try it!
 
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Old 02-03-2008, 04:20 PM   #4 (permalink)
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"make sure your drag is loose or you can lose your rod!"

That's right!!! 4 rod/reel combos and counting!
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"make sure your drag is loose or you can lose your rod!"

That's right!!! 4 rod/reel combos and counting!
Holy crap!

You must go through a lot of money, that combined withh all the tackle you must have lost, jeez.
 
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Plutonic - have you tried for those bugle mouths yet? They are awesome fun and you will like catching them I am sure.

Remember, they have soft mouths and you will need to use a net to land them
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