Red Posted May 14, 2010 Posted May 14, 2010 While out on the lake today I came across a small school of GIANT carp. It was crazy, these things were almost as long as my 8' buster! I swear the scales were bigger than a quarter. I guessed the biggest one I saw to be at least 70lbs!! I couldn't believe what I was seeing, I have never seen a freshwater fish that size. What kind of carp would these be? I see in Texas they have several different kinds. I think the bigger ones would definetly be a lake, possibly state record. So how does one go about catching a giant carp? I always heard corn works well, but never tried it. Any help would be much appreciated!! Cliff Quote
Hornytoad 10 Posted May 14, 2010 Posted May 14, 2010 chum with whole kernel corn, and with a small barbless hook with 2-3 pieces of the same corn cast out and wait. (if you can't find barbless hooks then just mash the barb down with a pair of pliers) Quote
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