1.) L&L - 06/23/2014

Other then the stick and string method?...you fellers know any good baits I could use to catch carp?...got a dirty pond that needs cleaned and I'm to poor to just buy them

2.) bluecat - 06/23/2014

I believe you can get a can of corn and string some kernels on a hook that way. You can also take white bread and smash it up and work it with your hands till it becomes dough again. Now you have a dough ball.

3.) Jon - 06/23/2014

I've heard corn flakes in strawberry soda, make a ball and use that as bait. Supposed to work great

4.) Wild Bob - 06/23/2014

I've caught quite a few carp by using some of the commerical dough type catfish bait and leaving it set out over night on trotlines. (There a lot of recipies on line and can make your own.)

5.) Deerminator - 06/23/2014

Chicken parmesan:wink
my favorite method of choice would be

6.) DParker - 06/23/2014

[QUOTE=Jon;21205]I've heard corn flakes in strawberry soda, make a ball and use that as bait. Supposed to work great[/QUOTE]

My question would be...how much beer was involved in coming up with that idea in the first place?

7.) Deerminator - 06/23/2014

feed them fiberglass:hb::wink:-)

8.) Deerminator - 06/23/2014

9.) L&L - 06/23/2014

Thanks guys,DM I'd do the fiberglass thing,but they wouldn't clean my pond out to well afterwards lol

10.) Deerminator - 06/23/2014

OHHHHHHH!!!! I thought it was to clean[B] OUT[/B] the pond

11.) bluecat - 06/23/2014

It's good that carp get their fiber though. It keeps them regular.

12.) Wild Bob - 06/23/2014

Deerminator - that last picture...that thing looks like something off of the X Files. Or did you do that to him draging him in???

13.) Deerminator - 06/23/2014

nope bill it came in that way. many fish in Onondaga lake get like that ( VERY POLLUTID ). they kinda swim or float in actually
and some times they really don't want to come in which ='s a big battle:-)