Thanks for the great video, we are at Blood right now, trying to catch as many as possible. How far from your bobber is your hook please, are those colored weights under your bobber? Best regards
Any luck ice fishing for them? I've been trying lately, but without any on the ice. A few bites, but I think we are going about it wrong. Downsizing my tackle might help. Innisfail has 2 ponds with fish close to 2 pounds according to a town councillor.
hello it's any other places I can catch big prussian carp within 2 hours away from calgary？ I had been to dewitt pond and the carp is quite small.Thank you so much
is this in Canada? i didnt know we had this kind of carp! thank you very much for this video. i also started fishing a whip this year and caught more than 100fish in about 5outings.
@@Wambigles are you in Canada also? i keep trying to fish for "carp" like fishes and i am only catching catfish. i might have tried for 200hours and caught maybe 50cat fish and nothing else. i mainly tried chumming with grinded up cereals, bread and corn. using with corn on the hook, i never caught a single carp, sucker or other similar fishes. i am really starting to give up here. i am located in Quebec.
@@Francois_Dupont I am from Alberta when I go fishing and catch Prussian carp at the st mary reservoir or the oldman river I just kill them on the spot throw them in a pile and have fish and wildlife deal with them
You might want to rethink your statement. These are an invasive species that was introduced into Alberta's river system due to flooding. One lonely fish can reproduce using another species sperm. We are required by law to beat their brains out or cut their heads off and dispose of them.
Tell me about it I live in uk and carp are so well respected we buy hundreds of pounds worth of equipment to help the carp and make sure they are healthy and in good condition not smacking them in a head with a rock
@@connorwillcox980 well it's different in the UK compared to here. These fish were never originally here and were illegally introduced. They reproduce fast and have devastating impacts on native fish. So many trout lakes have been taken over by them, and the fishing has gotten terrible. They compete with native fish for food, and eventually just end up taking over. Many river systems and lakes are at risk to these. Without very many natural predators here they thrive. It is the law here to catch it and kill it or else who knows what will happen to so many more of our lakes and rivers.
Thanks for the great video, we are at Blood right now, trying to catch as many as possible. How far from your bobber is your hook please, are those colored weights under your bobber? Best regards
Any luck ice fishing for them? I've been trying lately, but without any on the ice. A few bites, but I think we are going about it wrong. Downsizing my tackle might help. Innisfail has 2 ponds with fish close to 2 pounds according to a town councillor.
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I never targeted carp in winter.
I know Dodds lake holds many carps, but I never tried yet.
Blood Indian Creek Reservoir ?
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yes it is.
Hello friend, can you tell me where is the lake where you fished? thanks. I like to fish this fish.
blood indian reservoir
Hi. Which hook size do you use for carp and do you use weight? Thank you
Thanks for watching! size #10 and a small weight.
Hello sir I live in Calgary and looking for close locations for carp fishing that I can take my wife and kids, would you share some spots?
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Dewitt pond is the one. Tight Lines!
superstrike thank you so much! Hope we can fish together one day:)
Innisfail's Dodds lake has them
What should be the distance between weight (if you use one) and hook when fishing carp? Thank you
30-40 centimeters should do the trick.
Same with bolognese rods!
hello it's any other places I can catch big prussian carp within 2 hours away from calgary？ I had been to dewitt pond and the carp is quite small.Thank you so much
我听说但没去过，Frank Lake. Blood Indian Lake鲫鱼手掌长
Dodd's Lake in Innisfail has good Prussian carp
Hello, where is your fishing place? Thank you
Beautiful fishing. Can you please tell us where this place is
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blood indian reservoir
Awesome video! We're is this lake located? Thanks in advance..
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is this in Canada? i didnt know we had this kind of carp!
thank you very much for this video. i also started fishing a whip this year and caught more than 100fish in about 5outings.
Thanks for watching!
yes in Canada.
There a invasive species and it's lawful if you release them once cought there catch and kill dont have to keep though just kill.
@@Wambigles are you in Canada also? i keep trying to fish for "carp" like fishes and i am only catching catfish. i might have tried for 200hours and caught maybe 50cat fish and nothing else.
i mainly tried chumming with grinded up cereals, bread and corn. using with corn on the hook, i never caught a single carp, sucker or other similar fishes. i am really starting to give up here. i am located in Quebec.
@@Francois_Dupont I am from Alberta when I go fishing and catch Prussian carp at the st mary reservoir or the oldman river I just kill them on the spot throw them in a pile and have fish and wildlife deal with them
@@Wambigles have you found a sure way to fish for them? do you have a trick?
they are delicious
where is this?
Blood indian
what is your bait recipe?
thank you for this video!
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The mix of flour, dried shrimp shell and mashed yam.
@@superstrike thank you very much for the answer!
I’ve caught 3 17inch Prussian carps fishing for common carp, I did not know they were a threat to the ecosystem
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This guy should tell people where these invasive fish are located and kill them all instead of hiding the secret.
This is not how you expose carps, no respect 🤮🤮🤮
You might want to rethink your statement. These are an invasive species that was introduced into Alberta's river system due to flooding. One lonely fish can reproduce using another species sperm. We are required by law to beat their brains out or cut their heads off and dispose of them.
Tell me about it I live in uk and carp are so well respected we buy hundreds of pounds worth of equipment to help the carp and make sure they are healthy and in good condition not smacking them in a head with a rock
@@connorwillcox980 well it's different in the UK compared to here. These fish were never originally here and were illegally introduced. They reproduce fast and have devastating impacts on native fish. So many trout lakes have been taken over by them, and the fishing has gotten terrible. They compete with native fish for food, and eventually just end up taking over. Many river systems and lakes are at risk to these. Without very many natural predators here they thrive. It is the law here to catch it and kill it or else who knows what will happen to so many more of our lakes and rivers.