CanadianFisher
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Forum: General Carp Discussion
26 Sep 2021
@ 11:22pm
@ 11:22pm
Hi all,
Do carps have different preferences for bait depending on location?
I'm from Canada and caught my first carp a few weeks ago and since then I've been watching a lot of videos on the British method of carp fishing.
Excited to try the British method out, I put together a method feeder and hair rig with a homemade boilie to try out at the lake last night.
Zero bites.
I ended up getting a carp on a pickerel rig with a nightcrawler. This is the same rig I used when I caught my first carp.
I'm curious as to why the boilie didn't attract any bites? It was made of wheaties, strawberry jello powder, creamed corn, whole wheat flour and eggs. .
Should I try the method feeding technique again or is it likely the carp around here prefer nightcrawlers over boilies?
Thanks!
Do carps have different preferences for bait depending on location?
I'm from Canada and caught my first carp a few weeks ago and since then I've been watching a lot of videos on the British method of carp fishing.
Excited to try the British method out, I put together a method feeder and hair rig with a homemade boilie to try out at the lake last night.
Zero bites.
I ended up getting a carp on a pickerel rig with a nightcrawler. This is the same rig I used when I caught my first carp.
I'm curious as to why the boilie didn't attract any bites? It was made of wheaties, strawberry jello powder, creamed corn, whole wheat flour and eggs. .
Should I try the method feeding technique again or is it likely the carp around here prefer nightcrawlers over boilies?
Thanks!