Yes, I fish for carp. Everyone living near waters holding carp should
try it. They can be very skittish, picky, and hard to hook. I've found
that carp living in moving waters can be very strong. Carp in still
waters are sometimes a bit of a disappointment.
The real question is "Do you release them, or toss them up on the
bank?" I lean toward the latter.
As some of you know, I write a how-to-tie article for my local club's
newsletter. There is a carp fly in the current issue
http://austinflyfishers.com/newsletters/AFFAugNL12.pdf . The carp down
here don't seem to be as willing as some other areas of the country to
take a fly, but in the heat of a summer drought, sometimes they are the
only fishing available. Be sure to check out the pictures in the
newsletter of a friend's and my trip to Baja.
Jack Lehman
Austin
On 8/28/2012 7:36 PM, The Smiths wrote:
Simple question. Lets see if it causes as big of an up roar here as
it did in my local TU chapter.
Question.....How many on this site fly fish for carp?
Gary S
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