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I have been doing a lot of carp fishing the last few years, fishing a local syndicate and getting a few of the bigger fish.:icon_thumleft:

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Nice ones Colin,I'm looking forward to the BIG ones this spring.

GOD Bless America

Chris
 
They are a hoot to catch!
 
My Carp catches are incidental to Salmon fishing using sand shrimp/bobber in inlets on the Columbia River. Gets me psyched when the bobber goes down because they fight deep like a Chinook, disappointment when you see the gold when they roll, but a fun fight!
 
My Carp catches are incidental to Salmon fishing using sand shrimp/bobber in inlets on the Columbia River. Gets me psyched when the bobber goes down because they fight deep like a Chinook, disappointment when you see the gold when they roll, but a fun fight!
They do give you a good fight.I haven't fished for anything else in the last three years.
 
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I used to put harnesses on them to pull my canoe
 
When I was a kid we would bow fish for them in the river close to my house. Also we caught them while cat fishing. They do put up a fight.
 
In the 1950's/60's Dad and his friends would bow fish for them in the irrigation ditches in Yakima WA - then sell them to a fertilizer plant there for .03# - paid for the beer!
 
My goodness double S, that's a monster! They are fun to catch.
 

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