How Carp Feed
Carp feeding looks simple from the bank. A fish lowers its head, disturbs the bottom, picks something up and moves on. Underwater, much more is…
Category Bait Shed
Sweet Corn vs Tiger Nuts for Carp: Which Bait Should You Use?
Sweet corn vs tiger nuts for carp is not really a question of which bait is always better. It is a question of which bait…
Where to Fish for Carp in Spring
In spring, finding carp is far more important than what bait you use. This page will help you find where to fish for carp in…
Building a Better Boilie
A better boilie is not simply one with more ingredients, more protein or more expensive additives. It is a bait in which the ingredients, physical…
Where Carp Hold in Large Lakes
Big lakes beat anglers before the rods even go out. There is simply too much water, too many empty-looking areas, and too many places that…
What Carp Actually Eat in Natural Lakes
What Carp Actually Eat in Natural Lakes Carp are not just boilie eaters waiting for anglers to turn up. In natural lakes, they spend most…
Why Carp Blow Bubbles (Carp Fizz Explained)
IntroOne of the oldest signs in carp fishing is fizz. You see a patch of bubbles, a little trail of pinhead fizz, or a soft…
How Carp Find Food Underwater: Smell, Taste, Sight & Chemical Signals
Carp can find tiny food items on a dark, silty lakebed even when visibility is poor, the food is partly buried, and the fish has…
How to Prepare Particles for Carp Fishing: Safe Soaking, Boiling, Storage and Use
Learning how to prepare particles for carp fishing properly is one of the most useful bait-preparation skills a carp angler can develop. Canned sweet corn…
Method Feeder Rig for Michigan Carp: A Concentrated Patch That Gets Takes
The Method Feeder Rig for Michigan Carp A simple, fish-safe setup that catches everywhere from park ponds to Great Lakes bays If you want one…