My Dad discovered fly rods in the mid 60's and bought each of us one and I've been fly fishing ever since. Fly fishing for Bluegill has always been my favorite. We don't have trout here. Dad considered Carp, Drum, Grinnel and Gar rough fish and we never kept them. They are fun to catch because they fight hard. Especially Gar and Grinnel. My Grandfather cooked a Buffalo once but that is the only time we ever kept a rough fish. Do you eat them?
In europe they're very popular and we fish for them quite some time with the fly. Not to be a douche but those carp sizewise, we call little fish, they become great when you get them 20 pounds and over, then you get some real sport. Usually its in still water or flooded meadows along the big rivers where we catch them with salmon egg yarn flies.
Hi Gentile Men who hit health road blocks I have just discovered fly rod fishing for the second time the rod just sat there I have health issues as well wont go into detail of the derail but I also find it therapy .Have fun glad I found you.
Pound for pound one of the hardest fighting fish in fresh water. I guess if it's a Texas Bonefish it must be an Oklahoma Permit. What weight Rod and what size and make of reel are you using?
Great video…theurapedic I totally agree. Yesterday I spent the whole day on Padre Island National Seashore catching huge redfish and whiting. I also caught lots of blue crabs. Being outdoors…its just the greatest feeling in the world.
I got a carp down in my spot I think it's about 20pounds I hear him jump every day when I fish and at this point I think I'd miss him if someone caught him
GOD BLESS YOU GUYS YOU LOOK SO RELAXED IN A CRAZY WORLD! TIGHT LINES TO YOU AND I HOPE YOU GET TO ENJOY YOURSELF FOR ANOTHER 50 YEARS OR SO!!
My Dad discovered fly rods in the mid 60's and bought each of us one and I've been fly fishing ever since.
Fly fishing for Bluegill has always been my favorite. We don't have trout here.
Dad considered Carp, Drum, Grinnel and Gar rough fish and we never kept them.
They are fun to catch because they fight hard. Especially Gar and Grinnel.
My Grandfather cooked a Buffalo once but that is the only time we ever kept a rough fish.
Do you eat them?
In europe they're very popular and we fish for them quite some time with the fly. Not to be a douche but those carp sizewise, we call little fish, they become great when you get them 20 pounds and over, then you get some real sport. Usually its in still water or flooded meadows along the big rivers where we catch them with salmon egg yarn flies.
I think the bigger story is the friendship….
I really want to fish with you guys and make a film of it. Check out some of my work. tight lines!
I can't help it but catch a carp in my waters when im TRYING TO catch a trout lol
great video. .enjoyed watching!
Amazing video. We have a lot of em here in Meghalaya
Hi Gentile Men who hit health road blocks I have just discovered fly rod fishing for the second time the rod just sat there I have health issues as well wont go into detail of the derail but I also find it therapy .Have fun glad I found you.
This is a great video.
If you guys ever find yourselves in PA check out Lake Raystown in Huntington PA they have carp ranging for 5 to 75 pounds.
Good to see some americans that enjoy the carp as a sportsfish.
Keep up the good work guys!
Penis
I'm just getting into fly fishing just wish I had a buddy like yall have each other great video
how long have you been fly fishing for carp?
Pound for pound one of the hardest fighting fish in fresh water. I guess if it's a Texas Bonefish it must be an Oklahoma Permit. What weight Rod and what size and make of reel are you using?
I appreciate how you tell what kind of fly your are using and let us get a good look at it. Thanks!
Great video…you guys would make great fishing buddies! I hope all of your troubles are behind you and wish you good fly fishing.
Great video…theurapedic I totally agree. Yesterday I spent the whole day on Padre Island National Seashore catching huge redfish and whiting. I also caught lots of blue crabs. Being outdoors…its just the greatest feeling in the world.
I got a carp down in my spot I think it's about 20pounds I hear him jump every day when I fish and at this point I think I'd miss him if someone caught him
very true i pressure cook them and they taste pretty damn good