carp fishing

BlackHawk64 · 09-09-2007, 08:49 PM

Hey have any of you guys been carp fishing just came back hooked a couple today about 15 pounds.
Let me know if you have gone before because i still need advice

HOLWACHAGOT · 09-09-2007, 09:35 PM

Carp fishing! Carp fishing? Well heck yeah I have been Carp fishing. Since I was old enough to sneak over to the lake as a kid. We would go fishing for Bream and Catfish and on the really good days we would catch a carp or two. Let me tell you how we did it.
You are gonna need a couple pieces of white bread. Perhaps a slingshot or pellet gun too.(for the ducks)
First we would throw the crust pieces into the water to get the bream fired up good. Always had to run the ducks off because they think it's for them, that's where the slingshot comes in. Then you just throw a doughboy on a hook with no weight out in the bread crust chum slick. When the line speeds up stick it to em. Mostly caught cats and bream but when the Carp show up you will know it. If you see the big ole carp slurping the chum put a piece of crust on the hook that will float with the chum. The Carp will slurp it down and it's game on. Best of luck and be careful.
Holwachagot

We want to hear the reports too!

matey8941 · 09-09-2007, 09:37 PM

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Originally Posted by HOLWACHAGOT

Carp fishing! Carp fishing? Well heck yeah I have been Carp fishing. Since I was old enough to sneak over to the lake as a kid. We would go fishing for Bream and Catfish and on the really good days we would catch a carp or two. Let me tell you how we did it.
You are gonna need a couple pieces of white bread. Perhaps a slingshot or pellet gun too.(for the ducks)
First we would throw the crust pieces into the water to get the bream fired up good. Always had to run the ducks off because they think it's for them, that's where the slingshot comes in. Then you just throw a doughboy on a hook with no weight out in the bread crust chum slick. When the line speeds up stick it to em. Mostly caught cats and bream but when the Carp show up you will know it. If you see the big ole carp slurping the chum put a piece of crust on the hook that will float with the chum. The Carp will slurp it down and it's game on. Best of luck and be careful.
Holwachagot

We want to hear the reports too!

that sounds pretty awsome

Anngler · 09-09-2007, 10:19 PM

That sounds like a lot of fun!

Big Jay · 09-10-2007, 01:34 PM

Man, bringing back memories!

I grew up fishing for carp. Carp was "big game" when we were kids.

I did things a little different then HOLWACHAGOT but same idea. We would go buy a couple can's of whole kernel corn. Open up two cans and spread the corn all around us in the water. Chuck it out there good. Wait a bit and sure enough. The carp would come lumbering along. Big ones too. Just take some kernels, put it on a hook with some split shot and have fun. If the carp are really finicky, take an egg sinker, thread it on the line ABOVE a small barrel swivel. Tie a little heavier leader down to the hook and snell it on. That way the carp has a chance to pick the bait up without feeling the weight. A lot of times they feel the weight if you use split shot and will drop it.

Don't be afraid to get yourself a little heavier tackle too! Perhaps maybe something capable of holding 15-20# test line. We had a few carp back then tipping the scales at 20-30 lbs.

Have fun!

BlackHawk64 · 09-10-2007, 08:42 PM

Ya tell me about it my friend told me about these fish and there amazing and a blast to catch thing is where i live you haved to know where they are.

09-09-2007, 08:49 PM	#1
BlackHawk64 Sail boats suck Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts: 6 Credits: 1,189.4	carp fishing Hey have any of you guys been carp fishing just came back hooked a couple today about 15 pounds. Let me know if you have gone before because i still need advice

09-09-2007, 09:35 PM	#2
HOLWACHAGOT DON'T BE A BASSHOLE! Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: CHESAPEAKE Posts: 3,657 Credits: 3,094.7 Boat: Reel Wake Home Port: Chesapeake Bay Blog Entries: 1	Carp fishing! Carp fishing? Well heck yeah I have been Carp fishing. Since I was old enough to sneak over to the lake as a kid. We would go fishing for Bream and Catfish and on the really good days we would catch a carp or two. Let me tell you how we did it. You are gonna need a couple pieces of white bread. Perhaps a slingshot or pellet gun too.(for the ducks) First we would throw the crust pieces into the water to get the bream fired up good. Always had to run the ducks off because they think it's for them, that's where the slingshot comes in. Then you just throw a doughboy on a hook with no weight out in the bread crust chum slick. When the line speeds up stick it to em. Mostly caught cats and bream but when the Carp show up you will know it. If you see the big ole carp slurping the chum put a piece of crust on the hook that will float with the chum. The Carp will slurp it down and it's game on. Best of luck and be careful. Holwachagot We want to hear the reports too! __________________ WE LOVE TRENT!

09-09-2007, 10:19 PM	#4
Anngler Crab mustard is good Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Wherever the fish are! =] Posts: 850 Credits: 1,649.1 Boat: ModSquad Contender 25' Open Home Port: Cape May Best Catch: released 54" BFT	That sounds like a lot of fun! __________________ Team ModSquad Team Contender 25' Open As a matter of fact, I do fish like a girl! If people concentrated on the really important things in life, there'd be a shortage of fishing poles. ~Doug Larson

09-10-2007, 08:42 PM	#6
BlackHawk64 Sail boats suck Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts: 6 Credits: 1,189.4	carp Ya tell me about it my friend told me about these fish and there amazing and a blast to catch thing is where i live you haved to know where they are.

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09-10-2007, 01:34 PM	#5
Big Jay Crab mustard is good Join Date: May 2005 Location: Northern NJ Posts: 843 Credits: 1,290.3 Boat: 30' Albemarle Best Catch: 250# Blue Marlin Occupation: Financial Rep	Man, bringing back memories! I grew up fishing for carp. Carp was "big game" when we were kids. I did things a little different then HOLWACHAGOT but same idea. We would go buy a couple can's of whole kernel corn. Open up two cans and spread the corn all around us in the water. Chuck it out there good. Wait a bit and sure enough. The carp would come lumbering along. Big ones too. Just take some kernels, put it on a hook with some split shot and have fun. If the carp are really finicky, take an egg sinker, thread it on the line ABOVE a small barrel swivel. Tie a little heavier leader down to the hook and snell it on. That way the carp has a chance to pick the bait up without feeling the weight. A lot of times they feel the weight if you use split shot and will drop it. Don't be afraid to get yourself a little heavier tackle too! Perhaps maybe something capable of holding 15-20# test line. We had a few carp back then tipping the scales at 20-30 lbs. Have fun!