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    gnrboyd just get a sack of whole kennel field corn at the feed store. get a cheap wally world stock pot and fill it half way up or more. soak it for at least 24 hours in a dark setting no lid. this lets the corn ferment and release its gas. then boil for 30 to 45 min to soften the shell. throw some out for chum and bait your hook. could freeze leftovers. if the corn is not prepared correctly the gas can release inside the fish/ shell wont be soft enough to digest and kill it.

    beagle come on! carp are an ultimate sport fish but my best fishing buddy is like you he wont do it, diff strokes for diff folks

    clay if it swims I want to catch it!!!!! got my grandmother's blood running through me. caught my first carp with her when I was very young and was hooked; she would sit on the dock and catch carp all day long and my grandpa would just laugh and shake is head hahahaha! If I ever get the money Texas alligator gar here I come!!
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    or you can boil first then soak I don't think it matters

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    Back in the day we had to run the cows to pasture across Bouef Creek in the morning and get them back in the evening. In the hot summer days some would wade out belly deep and lots of em would crap in the water. The carp new the corn was coming when the cows were in the creek. One day I went above the last cow and threw out a line baited with dough bait on the old Johnson Century. I went to get the cows out of the water and heard a splash. I looked back to see the rod was gone! As one cow was coming out I saw the treble hook imbedded in her udder and dragging my pole where apparently the carp went under her, became fouled, and got off. My dad was none to happy to have to remove a treble hook from one of the holsteins before we could milk her. My carp fishing enthusiasm waned a great deal after that!
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    beagle come on! carp are an ultimate sport fish but my best fishing buddy is like you he wont do it, diff strokes for diff folks

    well sir, I will support you and your endeavor to fish for anything you want, and when you want. Heck I eat smoked oysters and purple onion samich, so who am I to pick on you for your bad habits, we all got em.

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    Carp are fun to catch, but would rather eat the smoked oysters than the scaly fish. Used to be a bar in Omaha that served carp sandwiches, guess they were good cuz they sold a lot of them. Try a ritz cracker topped with a slice of sharp cheddar cheese, a smoked oyster and a pepperoncini. Pop it in your mouth and wash it down with either homebrew or some type of dark beer.
    Husker
    the trick to catch that finnicky speck....
    gently set the hook just before the peck

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    Quote Originally Posted by ALLSTAR 1 View Post
    Back in the day we had to run the cows to pasture across Bouef Creek in the morning and get them back in the evening. In the hot summer days some would wade out belly deep and lots of em would crap in the water. The carp new the corn was coming when the cows were in the creek. One day I went above the last cow and threw out a line baited with dough bait on the old Johnson Century. I went to get the cows out of the water and heard a splash. I looked back to see the rod was gone! As one cow was coming out I saw the treble hook imbedded in her udder and dragging my pole where apparently the carp went under her, became fouled, and got off. My dad was none to happy to have to remove a treble hook from one of the holsteins before we could milk her. My carp fishing enthusiasm waned a great deal after that!
    How long after that was it till you could sit down again?
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    Now I know who to call when my Euro friends show up. They love the carp fishing.
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    Very cool. Common carp is the last fish I need for my Missouri Rough Fish Grand Slam this year. They put up a fun fight the whole way.

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    ate a lot of them over the years the only fishin my dad and grandpa did was creeks and rivers didn't have a lake every 50 or 100 mi. if catfish were not bitin and carp were we ate the carps
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