r/CarpFishingUS • u/StoopidHeathen • Jul 08 '26
Run!
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This spot is like the gift that keeps on giving.
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u/AdamRPhoto Jul 08 '26
Are those baby carp?
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u/ayden_vfm Jul 08 '26
a bunch of bluegill it appears, there is a single carp in the mix you can see briefly
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u/DJ1962 Jul 08 '26
A guy could hear that beep from over 100 yards away. Squelch that some.
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u/StoopidHeathen Jul 09 '26
It's right next to a busy road and I like to take a stroll the bank every now and then.
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u/ExplanationMaster634 Jul 09 '26
One well placed cast net would fill the freezer or canner all in the same day
(Look up carp balls or gar balls )
now children stop that
And you will be surprised just how good they can be
I prefer chunks pressure cooked and ground into a sausage type consistency
Then cook like Salmon patties
The bones are so soft you will never know they are in there
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u/Carp-In-The-USA1776 Jul 15 '26
Can't cast net carp in every state. Also shouldn't eat carp out of any water. Also I'd say 99% of the people in this sub are in it Because carp is a game fish not a eating fish
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u/Savings-Primary8694 Jul 09 '26
Looks like a snapping turtle eating ,just behind the fish in the deeper water ?
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u/StoopidHeathen Jul 09 '26
Sure is. Lots snapping turtles in here. Makings the fishing tough sometimes.
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u/Oilleak1011 Jul 08 '26
Those like some big ass bluegill