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Re: The power of corn [Re: Wildman of the navidad] #12193014 04/11/17 05:49 AM
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Awesome! And a great way to spend lunch cheers


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Re: The power of corn [Re: Wildman of the navidad] #12193109 04/11/17 12:01 PM
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Thanks PL


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Quote on the wildman" They Said he'd eat the hair off of a man's head when he was hungry
and squeeze the water out of rocks when he was thirsty"
Re: The power of corn [Re: Wildman of the navidad] #12193233 04/11/17 01:22 PM
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Nice Grass Carp and congratulations on your record fish. Also also nice bass and Common Carp. Good job. woot




Side Note: How much did the Grass Carp weigh?

Re: The power of corn [Re: Wildman of the navidad] #12193282 04/11/17 01:46 PM
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Thanks laker those fish have never seen corn my boss doesn't fish in freshwater so they are hardly disturbed


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Re: The power of corn [Re: Wildman of the navidad] #12193295 04/11/17 01:52 PM
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Originally Posted By: Wildman of the navidad
Thanks laker those fish have never seen corn my boss doesn't fish in freshwater so they are hardly disturbed



Always great finding fish that have had no past pressure! How much did the Grass Carp Weigh? Again Congrats on your record.

Re: The power of corn [Re: Wildman of the navidad] #12193517 04/11/17 03:17 PM
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9.63lbs 29.5"l 16.75"girth


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Quote on the wildman" They Said he'd eat the hair off of a man's head when he was hungry
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Re: The power of corn [Re: Wildman of the navidad] #12194507 04/12/17 12:08 AM
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I would love for one of y'all to give some advice on catching those carp... There are some ponds/creeks around here I bass fish in the evening time if I don't have much to do and see those carp on the shoreline all the time. I've tried dropping corn at them, marshmallows, everything.. Can't even get their interest...


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Originally Posted By: dk2429
I would love for one of y'all to give some advice on catching those carp... There are some ponds/creeks around here I bass fish in the evening time if I don't have much to do and see those carp on the shoreline all the time. I've tried dropping corn at them, marshmallows, everything.. Can't even get their interest...




I had never targeted carp before and have only really started fishing for them this year. The times I have fished for them I usually chum with homemade chum bait,bait a small hook with two to three kernels of corn,keep a light drag,and wait for a run. Sooner or a later one will take the bait. Patients is the name of the game. Also a saying I picked up here on the forum. "Chum and they will come"! thumb


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Re: The power of corn [Re: banker-always fishing] #12194762 04/12/17 02:13 AM
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I would love for one of y'all to give some advice on catching those carp... There are some ponds/creeks around here I bass fish in the evening time if I don't have much to do and see those carp on the shoreline all the time. I've tried dropping corn at them, marshmallows, everything.. Can't even get their interest...




I had never targeted carp before and have only really started fishing for them this year. The times I have fished for them I usually chum with homemade chum bait,bait a small hook with two to three kernels of corn,keep a light drag,and wait for a run. Sooner or a later one will take the bait. Patients is the name of the game. Also a saying I picked up here on the forum. "Chum and they will come"! thumb
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+1 I always chum for them i have only caught one carp that was feeding off the bank on a worm when they are feeding in real shallow water there looking for certain things that I can't offer I belive..

I watched two 10-15#carp feed along the bank of a creek yesterday cated to em for at least 2 hours managed too hook one on a slipfloat rig and worm I was fishing with my ultralight and got broke off on a rock but anyways.. if there in the pond it should be fairly easier but you can chum anywhere chum a few cans of corn and cast your corn hookbait amongst the chumed area and wait even a small carp can pull your rod in so be sure to keep a eye on it stir


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Quote on the wildman" They Said he'd eat the hair off of a man's head when he was hungry
and squeeze the water out of rocks when he was thirsty"
Re: The power of corn [Re: Wildman of the navidad] #12224802 05/01/17 04:10 AM
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Thought of sharing this topic about using corn as bait. Though i dont think anyone here sees it as prohibited coz I use corn too smile

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I also believe in the power if corn. I caught sunfish, crappie,carps in corn and accidentally caught largemouth and a small gar with corn while fishing for blue gills smile

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Re: The power of corn [Re: Wildman of the navidad] #12226258 05/02/17 02:08 AM
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I have read that whole feed corn is hard for carp to digest I just use whole kernel sweet corn seems like everything will eat corn if there hungry enough and a gar that's awesome


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Quote on the wildman" They Said he'd eat the hair off of a man's head when he was hungry
and squeeze the water out of rocks when he was thirsty"
Re: The power of corn [Re: Wildman of the navidad] #12226716 05/02/17 01:43 PM
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I have a couple of flies that resemble a kernel of corn. One is a sinking fly and the other poppers. Catching a five plus pound carp on the fly is my goal! woot

Re: The power of corn [Re: Wildman of the navidad] #12251787 05/18/17 05:57 PM
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Makes you wonder where that grass carp came from...the ones I have stocked in my private tank are supposedly sterile. Is it common to catch them there?
It still amazes me how keeping it simple can be the most effective way to have a great day on the water. Corn! Worms! Good stuff...thanks for sharing!


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I have always caught catfish and trout on corn.
Just put it on the bottom and wait.

Re: The power of corn [Re: Wildman of the navidad] #12253355 05/19/17 04:29 PM
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The only wey i think it made it up that far is someones tank flooded or it come up from the san marcos but idk thats a really far treck and thats the first one i have ever seen in the blanco


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