I have a question. Are there any good books with containing good information about carp & buffalo? And what I mean is, about their habits, and on how to locate and find them year round.
There seems to me that there's not much info on these species. I caught my first buffalo 20yrs ago "What a rush".
Also, Korda makes some carp fishing videos that show how they set up their swim for session fishing. May be something worth taking a look at as many of us set our swims up similarly on this side of the pond. Youtube videos are good for basics too.
This information is of course for bank fishing with rods and reels. We can't help you if are killing them.
That being said, experience is the best teacher.
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PB Common Carp....... 38 lbs PB Mirror Carp........12 lbs 8 oz PB SM Buffalo........ 50 lbs 8 oz PB Grasser........... 39 lbs 8 oz PB Blue cat.......... 17 lbs (caught on maize)
Also, Korda makes some carp fishing videos that show how they set up their swim for session fishing. May be something worth taking a look at as many of us set our swims up similarly on this side of the pond. Youtube videos are good for basics too.
Thank you for these links, these websites provide excellent info!
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Book: Fishing for Buffalo by Rob Buffler and Tom Dickson. University of Minnesota Press. "A Guide to the Pursuit and Cuisine of Carp, Suckers, Eelpout, Gar, and Other Rough Fish."
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