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My favorite spot is a sandy beach near my house on lake Erie. It is very shallow, and kind of protected like a huge bay. But I have to feed regularly for a few days, to pull in the mostly double digit fish. It is a featureless lake bottom, but a couple of creeks flow into the lake within 1km. I usually don't catch any if the waves are too big. Good luck, and let us know how you do.
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Thanks for the info and great pics and video hammercarp. But it leads to more questions.
It has a sliding sinker, so do you have to set the hook?
If so then when, because I imagine there would be a lot of line movement as the pack bait is eaten before the hook is taken.
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I have two questions, they may be related. What is a puff, and why such a large hook?
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It would be interesting to be on that boat for a full day, especially in my favorite locations.
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Hello everyone, this is my first post. I have only been after Carp for about one year now. And it is great, I enjoy catching a variety of fish but with Carp you get a lot of action and some amazing fights. I have attached a link below that I found while reading a nearby Newspaper (online). It's misinformation and backwards ideals bothered me enough to open my first "thread".
http://www.freep.com/article/20130519/SPORTS10/305190095/lydia-lohrer-outdoors-carp-bow-hunting
lovin the pva
in Ontario
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Don't see much action in the forum, so instead of just creepin, I figured I'd write a bit .Went carpin in lake Erie at about 5pm today with a buddy. Used corn on a hair Starting feeding area 2 days ago No luck for a couple hours, thought it was because the waves were too big. Started adding a pva bag with my special mix, and in the next 2 hours we hooked 10 and landed 6. (losses due to problems with new hooks and old line). 2, 16 pounders and the smallest about 8 pounds. I thought the waves meant no fish, but pva saved the day.