mr.fish
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I been reading up alot about carp lately, and late year tactics. Hearing so much about boilies being used in the fall, and winter months with great sucess, I decided to change up my baits. Since the river temps have fallen into the low 50's, no better time than now to change. I prebaited a spot last night with a gallon of maize, and about 25 corn/hempseed mix boiles. I fished 2 poles tonight. 1 rig with maize, and another setup with a hair rig boilie, with a small bag of pellet, bird seed mix. Well, the the boilie out fished the maize big time. I landed 3 carp tonight on the same boilie. I am in love with the hair rig, and boilie setup. After each fish was caught and released, I just hooked up a new pva bag, and casted it back out with the same boilie attached.
First fish was 16lbs
The second fish was a little smaller at 12lbs
And the 3rd, which doesn't even look as big as it weighed, streched to a very decent 21lbs
First fish was 16lbs
The second fish was a little smaller at 12lbs
And the 3rd, which doesn't even look as big as it weighed, streched to a very decent 21lbs