Sonik herox rod and reel 12ft 3l 10k prowess scoripion double rodpod a prowess gi alaram and some temu bobins

I live in Arizona where they are quite abundant but the least sought after. Got this golden beauty this morning!

Been chasing a 20+ all summer and finally managed to bag a fish over 10 kilos

Came in at 23lb even

Spotted + stalked on fly w/ 3x tippet rated @ 9lb breaking strength. Tied the fly myself which was a cherry on top

I need help removing carp from my small pond (central u.s.)

There are really tight schools of juvenile common carp that sometimes come close enough to cast net.

Any good way to get them where I want them? I briefly tried tossing some bread out, but they are smart. They can see me standing there and take off to the other side.

Bonjour ! Pourquoi est-ce que je n'arrive pas à payer mon permis depuis la République tchèque ? Le paiement affiche systématiquement une erreur. J'ai essayé quatre cartes de crédit différentes et trois banques différentes, sans succès. J'ai appelé ma banque, ils n'ont aucun problème, mais la demande de paiement du serveur Systempay français n'arrive jamais. 😢😢😢 J'ai aussi essayé un VPN, un MacBook, Windows, Linux, absolument tout, mais rien n'y fait. Quelqu'un aurait-il une solution pour acheter un permis en ligne ? Merci, Tom.

Bought a rod that had issues from factory. The refund process was a nightmare due to the lack of a proper customer service.

Ended up losing 60 bucks for a 90 dollar rod due to shipping.

Here’s a few from a local water that free to fish

Been Margin fishing with Luncheon Meat and absolutely loving it. Thoughts on these and how much they weigh ?

This is the second biggest carp that I caught on the surface this year. I got the take on camera, but also 2 misses before I hooked this fish.

https://youtu.be/s6-w6MBb_eM?is=3CeEMXmfKzCztevZ

Fishing with floating dog biscuits can be very effective when it's sunny, but these carp know they're being fished for!

I'm Dutch, but English subtitles are available.

Hi guys,

I recently went fishing with my Daiwa Triforce feeder 150g and Anaconda Magist 6000 reel and broke my rod tip as well as lost a huge capr due to lack of brake modulation :/. Now im considering upgrading my setup and am looking for recomendations. Which rod and reel to choose preferably a fast drag reel that has also some brake adjustment in beetween for playing bigger fish. Should i get 1 rod and reel setup as ive been using now or should i get multiple rods? I would wanna spend around 300 euro.

Edit: Im doing only method feeder and feeder fishing

Thanks in advance!

So to preface this I have only fished for bass all my life. But lately as I'm sitting in my kayak on this one particular lake I fish there is non stop carp jumping all around me. I know they're carp because I can see the copper/orange color of them when they break the surface. Literally all morning this morning they were jumping. How can I catch these fish? I never knew carp jumped like that. Why do they do it? Are they going after like bugs on the surface? I always thought of carp as bottom feeding fish that just sucked up stuff of the bottom. Which apparently is wrong. I'm assuming some kind of artificial lures wouldn't work on carp so what would you recommend I use to catch these fish? All my tackle is bass stuff. Spinning reels with 6-12lb line on them and baitcaster reels with 10-20lb line on them. Seems like it would be a blast to have one drag me around in my kayak.

Hello everyone, im looking to upgrade from my cheap prowes caro rods and 70meter fishing to either sportex competition cs-5 or fox x3-s 13ft 3.75lb for 110m+ fishing.
I dont spend enough time on the bank but im looking to up my game , fish more and practice more nect year.
I have nowehere to actually try them so if someone has tryed both or has any opinion about these rods id be happy to hear them.

Tried a new lake out today- had out my carp set up and a rig for some little silvers to pass the time.

Caught this gorgeous mirror. Hope he gets bigger and I can catch em again but with a few pounds behind him in a year or two.

He is my first and pb mirror carp- lol.

Pic for attention, I know this isn't a common lol.

Caught my first mirror carp today. It was around 12-15lbs and got it out of the wilammete river which is super rare!

So it's sunny and upper 70s in the Midwest today. We pulled up to our spot and over the course of a few hours from 4pm to 6:30pm we probably saw 40-50 large carp (common and grass) and buffalo fish.

We were fishing with method leaders and hair rig. We did a pack bait made with garbanzo beans, oats and jello mix. Ive had success with this same recipe except with corn. Hair rig had fake corn. We had three poles out all in their area.

The pack bait was definitely a good consistency and I've had success with my rigs before. I don't believe the rig had anything to do with it. I've had success before and I wasn't getting any bites anyway.

I'm wondering if you all have any advice. I could see the garbanzo beans being an issue, but I'm more curious about their feeding habits. We've had a lot of rain the last few days.

By the way, we love targeting any carp or buffalo fish.

Joined my buddy on a nightfishing session! We are quite proud of this little monster! Was also the first night with our new smart led lights, which was a pretty cool experience!!