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new to Carp fishing need some help #8658473 03/03/13 06:41 PM
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i came across some videos on youtube of carp fishing. i want to get out and try it not sure if its to soon or not.

can anyone suggest a good place in ft. worth to fish at and if now is a ok time to get out?

i live in lake worth i am 3 minutes from Marine Creek 8 minutes from Lake Worth and 15 minutes from Eagle Mountain and of course i have the trinity river to hit. any info would be great!

Re: new to Carp fishing need some help [Re: SCUMBAG PIGGY] #8658514 03/03/13 06:59 PM
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The North Texas WCC club is having a fish in soon. I usually carp fish the are frequently as well but I am 18 days awat from my son being born. Thete are a lot of excellent guys in our area willing to teach you all there is to know!


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Re: new to Carp fishing need some help [Re: SCUMBAG PIGGY] #8658533 03/03/13 07:08 PM
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Lake Worth has some nice areas for carp and buffalo. Keep an eye here for the next get together and drop by. Everyone is usually quite willing to share advise.

Re: new to Carp fishing need some help [Re: SCUMBAG PIGGY] #8660412 03/04/13 04:10 AM
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come out and join these guys, they will get you learned and ready for catching these wonderful, powerful fish.


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Commons, Buffs, whatever....
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Re: new to Carp fishing need some help [Re: SCUMBAG PIGGY] #8661508 03/04/13 03:46 PM
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If you're looking for quantity, then check out Marine Creek. If you want a chance at catching some good sized fish, then start researching Lake Worth. Since the lake had a consumption ban for so long, the locals stopped fishing and all of the fish increased in size. I think the ban is still on??? Some good sized Carp there and even bigger Buffs. wink

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I'll also be setting up CAG fish ins before long.You're more than welcome to join us on the bank.


P.B. Common 31.6 lbs
Mirror 28.4 lbs
Koi 11.0 lbs
Grasser 49.0 lbs
Buff 41.4 lbs
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Originally Posted By: dmunsie
If you're looking for quantity, then check out Marine Creek. If you want a chance at catching some good sized fish, then start researching Lake Worth. Since the lake had a consumption ban for so long, the locals stopped fishing and all of the fish increased in size. I think the ban is still on??? Some good sized Carp there and even bigger Buffs. wink


i disagree with marine creek for numbers. We have spent alot of time out there with little to show for it. some fish caught, but not many.



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I'll also be setting up CAG fish ins before long.You're more than welcome to join us on the bank.


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PB Carp, Common - 24 lb 12 oz
PB Buffalo, Smallmouth - 50 lb 00 oz
PB Carp, Grass - 14 lb 15 oz
PB Catfish, Blue - 22 lb 00 oz
PB Bass, Largemouth - 8 lb 00 oz


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If you're looking for quantity, then check out Marine Creek. If you want a chance at catching some good sized fish, then start researching Lake Worth. Since the lake had a consumption ban for so long, the locals stopped fishing and all of the fish increased in size. I think the ban is still on??? Some good sized Carp there and even bigger Buffs. wink


i disagree with marine creek for numbers. We have spent alot of time out there with little to show for it. some fish caught, but not many.


I agree, if it is numbers you are after, lake worth has produced several 15-20 fish sessions for myself in just a few hours. Veey few fish pushing the 10lb mark but constant action. Marine creek is a complete pain in the [censored] as far as catching.


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Right now, WCC North Texas is scheduled for March 23 at Lake View Park, Grapevine Lake. 7a to 7p. If you have a FaceBook look up Wild Carp Club of North Texas.

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Common 17.15 lbs
Grasser 34.6 lbs
Buffalo 18.60 lbs
Koi 4.3 lbs
Re: new to Carp fishing need some help [Re: SCUMBAG PIGGY] #8670872 03/06/13 01:40 PM
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This is good info people. Thanks to all that responded! if anyone else has anything to add please do so.

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