FrostyAusty
7/18/2017 9:30:11 AMNice!
I work at Fred Hutch right across the street and usually go to that spot on my lunchbreak to just look in the water.
I have seen those same huge carp in that area and always wondered how good the fight would be, and how to catch em.
This post certainly answered that for me!
Nice work!
I work at Fred Hutch right across the street and usually go to that spot on my lunchbreak to just look in the water.
I have seen those same huge carp in that area and always wondered how good the fight would be, and how to catch em.
This post certainly answered that for me!
Nice work!
seaandrespin
7/18/2017 10:33:56 AMAwesome! Glad I could be of some help! Please post if you catch one. Take care!
FrostyAusty
7/18/2017 11:20:21 AMWill do!
Met a guy from SCCA, who fishes that same area after work to avoid sitting in traffic haha. Smart dude! Glad to know there are some cool fishing opportunities right across the street!
Met a guy from SCCA, who fishes that same area after work to avoid sitting in traffic haha. Smart dude! Glad to know there are some cool fishing opportunities right across the street!
dutchman2858
7/18/2017 8:42:16 PMCarp are powerhouses and will definitely test your tackle! There are quite a few guys fishing for them seriously around the US. You can spend a bunch of dollars on gear (like most fisheries) but basic tackle, canned corn and worms will get it done.
dutchman2858
7/18/2017 8:42:38 PMCarp are powerhouses and will definitely test your tackle! There are quite a few guys fishing for them seriously around the US. You can spend a bunch of dollars on gear (like most fisheries) but basic tackle, canned corn and worms will get it done.
fishinChristian
7/19/2017 3:36:49 PMWith corn, the sweeter the better. Niblets or the better Green Giant brand has worked best for me, by far. Regular corn not so much. A good variety of corn on the cob taken off while preserving the whole kernel works well too.