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How to hold carp

Carp – Cautious but Hungry
Catching carp is an exciting, yet somewhat challenging task. Carp are a freshwater fish, and they love to eat and to be fed. But they are also a species of fish that tends to seek out shady, less disturbed locations.
Here are some things to consider if you want to catch carp:
* Do your homework – Research where carp are most abundant near you, then fish in that location.
* Bring more than one type of bait – Carp can be caught with worms, nightcrawlers, pieces of hot dogs, and doughy bread balls, among a myriad of other things. If you opt to use bread to create doughy bread balls, you’ll need a loaf of fresh bread and some water. To prepare a doughy bread ball, tear out the center of a piece of bread. Wet your fingertips sparingly, and work the light moisture into the bread until it becomes slightly doughy, but firm enough to stay on your hook.
* Never take your eyes or hands completely off of your rod and reel. Carp can grow to unbelievable sizes, and 20-pounders might be eyeing your bait while you’re opening a soda or munching on lunch. If a large fish hits your hook hard enough, it can and will steal your entire rig quicker than you can yell “rod and reel overboard.”
* Drop line to the bottom. Use split shots or sinkers to be sure your hook and bait are on or near the bottom. Picture goldfish in a tank as they swim along the bottom and ruminate in search of food. The same principal applies when fishing for carp of a much larger nature.
* Use extreme patience. Leave your bait in the water until you get a strike so that it becomes part of the carp’s scenery.
* Fish in the morning or evening. Even hungry carp tend to hide out and abstain from dining when the sun is high in the sky, especially in warmer weather.
Whether you enjoy catch-and-release or you’re fishing for dinner*, this fresh-water angler wishes you the best of luck. Come back and tell us your “fish stories” when you get a chance, and share your thoughts on the amazing carp at Pymatuning.
Happy Fishing!