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Well done! Looking forward to see what you catch next......
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Pawel ..... this marvellous catch gives us all hope that these fish exist in yet more places. Sincere Congrats to you.. and to Matt for the pioneering work. A wonderful Feb fish too.
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I had about 8 grassers on carp tackle last summer.. all between 20 and 36. Not one fought remotely well. All in the net within 2 minutes at the most. I was not surprised......... a 20+ common is an entirely better fighter in my experience...
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Sometimes the decisions are simple. There will other ATC's, Willem, but possibly never another chance like this one..
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Great, Captain. & you've found a musician, indeed. Nice stuff, Mr Legaspi.
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Good session, Rod, well done to all of you
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Did that one come off the TN side, John?
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What a year, Scott. My sincere congratutations to an amazing big fish angler. I do echo the sentiment earlier in the thread -- maybe we'll see that 40 down here in NC before I die, too!
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Good to see all your friendly faces and sorry I couldn't be there on Saturday, we were in Asheville..
Santosh - you took some great pictures again!
Pleased a couple of decent fish showed, well done Danny and Jacob.
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Superb Fish -- you look justifiably pleased.
Interested to know if Is this a 'known' big fish water or one of those very many places that are underfished by carp anglers?
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Yes, that guy with the arrow would come to severe grief at this lake if we found him - strictly no bowfishing there. Enough fish are lost from the meateaters already there..
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Keep hauling, Scott. We watch with awe.
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Magnificent fish.
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Always enjoy your reports, Sniper. Hope your summer on the mighty Columbia River remains productive .
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Thanks for the tips, KC - 'Spotmetering' it'll need to be for me given the 'one man in a boat' self take nature of my fish photography lately.
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Credit to you, Scott, that this lovely fish is in such good shape after all this time....
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Come on guys, give Tony Davies Patrick (TDP) a break....I know he's a bit of a specimen himself but he makes highly entertaining carp fishing films. I would really like to see his latest film which looks like his best one yet:
Barbel
I own this latest TDP video. Yes, It is another stunning example of his craft. Strongly recommended!
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Carl - can I suggest you may wish to PM John Bramley - it's in his neck of the woods..
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'But who would have thought such record breaking carp would have come out of MN and ID? Don't get me wrong, record carp are in places like NY and TX but they are also in PA, DC, VA, MD, and many parts of the east coast and up in MN, Wisconsin (don't know the acrynomom for this state ), MI, and many others.'
Coincidentally, last evening I had a conversation with a catfisher on a new NC lake we are exploring - we got onto big carp potential for this lake and he mentioned he used to live & bowhunt in Indiana --- " and they used to shoot 40 and 50 Lb females on a lake where there was an excess of carp".
I don't know the lake, have no reason to think he was not telling the truth.
@ Baustin - I feel your pain. Hate those guys and their nightime generator and light enabled killing agendas. Ours also focus on hitting the biggest fish and they are too darned effective, unfortunately. So no venues from me, ever, on this board and I always check the background for any picture I post..
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Idaho and Mick - 3 stunning mirrors there.
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Pete and Barbel - agree with your thinking. Pete I am also aware of at least 2 x 50+ caught by non-CAG members in 2011 so far. Accepting some were caught with a lot of spawn in them, we are all aligned that these huge fish are out there, and probably exist in a lot more waters than we are aware of. A more surgical 'locate-and-catch' approach has to be taken, and I know that some will/are moving in this direction already.
Good luck to all in the quest. !
Tim
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Thank you for this -- I suspect it is an annual story, and many Bowshot monsters never get onto those websites.
I agree with you about the ultimate potential, but given the sheer size of many of the lakes that contain these fish, and the number of potential waters... think even Terry Hearn's wonderful watercraft skills might even be challenged here.
I'd bet most if not all of the shot fish were from a boat -- and believe that we have to fish in a more mobile way to locate and have a chance to catch these huge fish in the US. Certainly, that's the approach some of us are trying to take here in NC
However it's tough to hear of a Bowhunter at our local lake brag that he'd just shot at at '45/50' .He missed it this time, thankfully but I'd bet on him getting lucky long before we are able to 'wade though the 20's and 30s'.... to even catch a 40.
Scott has to be the nearest US has to a credible huge carp hunter. I wish you all great luck, but do think we'll sadly see a lot more dead 60's before a rod caught CAG one..
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A monster...... what a fish.
These rivers........ what else is in them?