I'm here with Antonio, the boatless angler today fishing for carp. When it comes to fishing the shore lines, there's a lot of great boatless angler opportunities for carp fishing, especially along the ...

A carp can distinguish and spit out an unnatural feeling bait remarkably fast and removing the hook from the equation allows for a far more natural presentation. Boilies are undeniably effective and ...

Hello folks, this week we're fishing the freshwater shores for common carp. Common carp are very popular in this area and we've rigged up with homemade hair rigs, and homemade boilies for bait. We go ...

Boilies start out as a paste which is then formed into balls and boiled until hard, creating a tough bait that carp are inclined to swallow whole. They work best on a hair rig, though you can ...

Although worms can work, the best carp baits are corn, dough balls or boilies, which are manufactured ... Chumming involves scattering whatever bait you’re using, like corn, bread, or pellets ...

Boilies are one of the most common ... I could count on one hand how many times a carp has gobbled up the bait. Carp certainly eat a lot of aquatic worms, and there’s no doubt that they’ll suck up a ...

Knock had already fished through multiple days and nights when the carp finally ate his bait. Photo by Euro-Aqua ... along with 2 or more pounds of boilies and stewed buckwheat.

The boilies on a hair rig seem to lead to ... of keeping ‘nuisance’ fish from eating away the bait being presented to the carp.” Nuisance fish here doesn’t mean carp.

Freshwater carp have proliferated at an epic scale in the Illinois River. (Courtesy of Madelyn Beck/Harvest Public Media) But one person's invasive species, it turns out, could be another's bait.

A proposed change would add the use of grass carp and common carp as live bait, per conservation officials. A public comment period is slated for March. The Missouri Conservation Commission gave ...

Often that includes catching and using live bait. Remember to dispose of all unused bait fish properly in the trash, as invasive carp could be lurking in your bait bucket. Improperly disposing of ...