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It was a family outing on the river. This was Christopher's first ever common carp action...last couple times we only got grass carp. No big ones but they still put up a heck-of-a fight...Attachment 436086Attachment 436087Attachment 436088Attachment 436089Attachment 436090Attachment 436091
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Yeah they put up a good fight. I remember the first one I caught on my crappie setup. Thought for sure he was going to break me off or straighten my hook. Did not want to come up. Took a while but finally landed it. Good job and I bet they were a blast. Great pics, thanks for sharing
Good times for sure
Glad to hear you two enjoyed your day. Your son will remember getting his line stretched with the strong pull of the carp the rest of his life. Kudos to you for taking him fishing. WTG
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Nice!
Good times!
Love the river pics. That’s a whole nother world.
What area is that?
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We always referred to them as "bugle mouthed bass"
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Looks like a good time was had by all. Nice job!
Really nice, I'm 70 and I caught my first trip with dad carp fishing. He will certainly remember that trip too. Good job sir.
Looks like a lot of fun. Thanks for sharing.
As a river rat for life we were always respected at bass tourneys on the lakes. They always said if a person learns the rivers they can fish anywhere. Love the pics and seeing you spend time teaching.
Grew up fishing Clearwater lake and up the Black river a bit from Bluffview boat dock there was a carp hole that we would fish in the dog days, it was so much fun!
good time for a kid for sure, congrats. on the good time
Carp were always one of my favorite fish to catch when I was younger because they were such great fighters. We'd camp out on the Gasconade down near where it meets the Missouri River and catch a pile of them.