It was really nice seeing a full length video, not that I don’t enjoy your shorts. I’m not sure if you’d have any interest doing it but I see a lot of comments using fishing terms I have no idea what they are and learning more of those terms or the tools used would be great. Enjoyable video as always. I also really appreciate you keeping the videos without cussing and that. 👍
@@Tackle2thePeople Tip: hold your rod sideways, if you hold your rod up, then the carp will go the opposite direction, in order to fight you, down. If you hold your rod sideways, the carp will stay on the surface and will try to run away in the other direction, wich in this case would be to the left.
Carp fishing is common in South Africa dams and rivers. I grew up in Klerksdorp and we went fishing a lot close to a old railway bridge we called "Tryn Brug" it was a railway bridge that crosses the "Vaal Rivier" and it was always treat. My father preferred going to a dam because fishing next to the Vaal River is dangerous but the fish we caught there was on another level. Including Carps, Catfish and even "Moderbekke"
the common carp in my lake are FIESTY. we got three this year all on crank baits. they are the hardest fighting fish pound for pound you can find here. we’ve also tried to shoot some with the bow but they’re pretty elusive. great vid!
Your city has nice fish. They are beautiful and healthy. I would get a few fish and feed the poor people in the area. I know how to cook fish really nice. My grandpa taught me how to fish and cook. I used to go hiking so I can get to great fishing spots. I live in a small town and we are sitting in a salad bowl with mountains on all sides. My grandpa is actually famous for being part of a family that survived the dust bowl there's a movie that was inspired by my grandfather and others who survived the dust bowl it's called grapes of wrath. It was a book as well written by John Steinbeck. It's not very truthful though. People like my grandpa shared the truth and brought the history to the museum. We are proud of our history. My city's museum put together a history display of my family's travels and tools before my grandpa passed away. We donated items. We even had an old Ford car that used a handle to turn the moder on. You literally had to get out and wined up the engine. My grandpa kept it working. I used to take my lunch and eat it while sitting in the car. Every time we went fishing we brought it home and I would go eat it in the car. I have great memories of my grandpa and fishing. 😊
As a British guy who only really fishes for carp it’s really funny to see different ways of fishing for them at a low price, my bank account is non existent because of it, keep up the good work lol
Thanks! I was in Boston for five days in 2018, living near by MIT Bridge, and I wondered what fish were in water. A passionate fisherman myself, fishing in Neva River in Saint Petersburg, in Moscow. Love carp fishing! My top bait is Bonduelle corn lol and I use tutti-frutti feeding too, works great in low season.
It’s really interesting seeing a US perspective on carp fishing especially knowing the reputation it has over there. If you want advice and tips on carp fishing it’s good too search for British coarse/ carp anglers as it’s massive over here 👍👍👍
Myself and a buddy are looking to target more carp this year once the ice thaws in Southern Ontario. Your videos have been a great place to gain knowledge and tactics for catching them come better weather. This full length video is awesome!
Went looking for this spot today during lunch hour. I work in the area. Found it lol. Saw a few guys fishing for carp on the area. Might have to give it a try soon.
Corn peanut butter and cheese works very well for bait. I used to use peanut butter with small blocks of cheese and the fish came in schools to take bites. Carpe are trash eaters so they love junk food. They have a fatty diet with sugar and corn is very sweet and fatty. You should try peanut butter by rubbing it on the hook see what happens. I think it depends on the area too. I used to fish in the mountains and my favorite fishing spot was Kern river. They have private spots that only a few people know about. Fishing near waterfalls are the best places to catch cod and salmon. They like to travel over the river rapids to mate. I used to bring my rifle for safety because of bears, I used it to warn the bear to stay away and give me space. They don't like loud sounds, it scares them off. I also had a blow horn and duck call. I didn't hunt ducks I liked watching them and taking pictures for sharing with bird watchers.
Trust me. Without some bank sticks a carp will bring your rod in even when the drag is lose. But because carp slow down during cold weather atm they won't pull as hard to drag your rod in. I suggest you buy just some cheap bank sticks(only need one) and possibly a proper bite alarm(so you get the cool bleeping) . These ensure that once the carp warm up they won't drag all your kit in
hey i’m a fellow fishermen in MA and i’m in boston a lot and i was wondering where u fish there just because i’ve been looking for other places to go brides the ones close to my house
bro, if you think fishing carp only whit corn its effective, you should try feeder fishing its carp fishing but whit a especific mold in where you put food called engodo (in spain jaja) idk the traducction, and you put your bait into there and trying to cast every tame on the same spot all carps came and its so crazy, you can watch videos if you find feeder fishing or method feeder fishing
TEMU sell bait stops at around $1 for 1000, or you could Quick stops, which are about $2 for 50. You tie on instead of a small loop, and you push them through the corn with a baiting needle. Lots better than a normal hair rig.
hey great video, exactly what i was looking for. would you be able to make a tutorial vid about how to make the rig? how to tie it? where and how to put the weight etc. thank you
Think you’re YouTubing wrong. Other fisherman %70 of the video the camera would be focused on your face rather the fishing 😂. Enjoyed a full length video. I used to fish Jamaica Pond, and you had as much of a chance catching a dirty sock as a fish there. Good old urban fishing
I never thought that the Charles River would be a good stop for fishing. But It I was in Boston yesterday and I saw many people fishing and catching some pretty nice fish.
I’ve had two carp take my pole into the water before! I landed one , and the other got snagged and came off. I jumped in the water after my rod, and I got ‘em!
Great vid man! I’m just south of Boston , love to see it. I’m going to try carp, if I can ask without spot burning, any suggestions on the south shore?
@Tackle2thePeople I also live in the area I like to go to Walden and White pond for fishing I was wondering if you know any other ponds or lakes with good trout
I know of a causeway in Dudley MA that has a 60plus lb carp that just chilling right by the drain hole.. I've tried numerous methods but can't get him/her to eat. Any ideas? This thing is BIG for a small pond around here.
Weight doesn't matter to much when setting the hook because it sets itself. 1oz should be fine but if your fishing on a river then you need to use a lead that will stay down on the bottom and not get dragged along the bottom
I hate when random people talk to me way too much. Have to find ways to end it early. AirPods help me lmao. I fish a state park in Jersey. Tourists all spring and summer.
the piece at the back of the hair rig is called a bait stop. the tool used to put the corn on the hair rig is called a bait needle. i hope i could help!
Is it legal to return carp to the water there? In some places you aren’t allowed to release “rough fish” Two lines at once is prohibited in some places too.
It was really nice seeing a full length video, not that I don’t enjoy your shorts. I’m not sure if you’d have any interest doing it but I see a lot of comments using fishing terms I have no idea what they are and learning more of those terms or the tools used would be great. Enjoyable video as always. I also really appreciate you keeping the videos without cussing and that. 👍
Thanks for watching! If you ever have a question about what something is, feel free to ask and I’ll do my best to answer
@@Tackle2thePeople I will keep that in mind, thank you.
@@Tackle2thePeople Tip: hold your rod sideways, if you hold your rod up, then the carp will go the opposite direction, in order to fight you, down. If you hold your rod sideways, the carp will stay on the surface and will try to run away in the other direction, wich in this case would be to the left.
Carp fishing is common in South Africa dams and rivers. I grew up in Klerksdorp and we went fishing a lot close to a old railway bridge we called "Tryn Brug" it was a railway bridge that crosses the "Vaal Rivier" and it was always treat.
My father preferred going to a dam because fishing next to the Vaal River is dangerous but the fish we caught there was on another level. Including Carps, Catfish and even "Moderbekke"
the common carp in my lake are FIESTY. we got three this year all on crank baits. they are the hardest fighting fish pound for pound you can find here. we’ve also tried to shoot some with the bow but they’re pretty elusive. great vid!
Your city has nice fish. They are beautiful and healthy. I would get a few fish and feed the poor people in the area. I know how to cook fish really nice. My grandpa taught me how to fish and cook. I used to go hiking so I can get to great fishing spots. I live in a small town and we are sitting in a salad bowl with mountains on all sides. My grandpa is actually famous for being part of a family that survived the dust bowl there's a movie that was inspired by my grandfather and others who survived the dust bowl it's called grapes of wrath. It was a book as well written by John Steinbeck. It's not very truthful though. People like my grandpa shared the truth and brought the history to the museum. We are proud of our history. My city's museum put together a history display of my family's travels and tools before my grandpa passed away. We donated items. We even had an old Ford car that used a handle to turn the moder on. You literally had to get out and wined up the engine. My grandpa kept it working. I used to take my lunch and eat it while sitting in the car. Every time we went fishing we brought it home and I would go eat it in the car. I have great memories of my grandpa and fishing. 😊
As a British guy who only really fishes for carp it’s really funny to see different ways of fishing for them at a low price, my bank account is non existent because of it, keep up the good work lol
Thanks! I was in Boston for five days in 2018, living near by MIT Bridge, and I wondered what fish were in water. A passionate fisherman myself, fishing in Neva River in Saint Petersburg, in Moscow. Love carp fishing! My top bait is Bonduelle corn lol and I use tutti-frutti feeding too, works great in low season.
Right off the bat this makes me want to go carp fishing lol. Keep up the great vids!
Thanks bro!
Spring is almost here in Minnesota, i can't wait!
It’s really interesting seeing a US perspective on carp fishing especially knowing the reputation it has over there.
If you want advice and tips on carp fishing it’s good too search for British coarse/ carp anglers as it’s massive over here 👍👍👍
Myself and a buddy are looking to target more carp this year once the ice thaws in Southern Ontario. Your videos have been a great place to gain knowledge and tactics for catching them come better weather. This full length video is awesome!
Awesome video! You should definitely do more of these 🔥🔥🔥
wsg apex!
Hook sharpeners are really a must have when you go fishing
This is my first time watching one of your videos and with just one minute in I’ve already learned more than I have from anyone else I’ve fished with
Went looking for this spot today during lunch hour. I work in the area. Found it lol. Saw a few guys fishing for carp on the area. Might have to give it a try soon.
We need more full length videos! Love your shorts but your videos are soooooo good
Corn peanut butter and cheese works very well for bait. I used to use peanut butter with small blocks of cheese and the fish came in schools to take bites. Carpe are trash eaters so they love junk food. They have a fatty diet with sugar and corn is very sweet and fatty. You should try peanut butter by rubbing it on the hook see what happens. I think it depends on the area too. I used to fish in the mountains and my favorite fishing spot was Kern river. They have private spots that only a few people know about. Fishing near waterfalls are the best places to catch cod and salmon. They like to travel over the river rapids to mate. I used to bring my rifle for safety because of bears, I used it to warn the bear to stay away and give me space. They don't like loud sounds, it scares them off. I also had a blow horn and duck call. I didn't hunt ducks I liked watching them and taking pictures for sharing with bird watchers.
Trust me. Without some bank sticks a carp will bring your rod in even when the drag is lose. But because carp slow down during cold weather atm they won't pull as hard to drag your rod in. I suggest you buy just some cheap bank sticks(only need one) and possibly a proper bite alarm(so you get the cool bleeping) . These ensure that once the carp warm up they won't drag all your kit in
I like how you edit your videos. Keep it up bro🫡
Yeah I do like the full lengths too 🙏 thanks for the carp help. Got a marina full of giants near me
Love the video format! Great tips for beginners or people targeting a new species.
I'm just south of Worcester MA glad I found the channel 🙏🏼👊🏼☝🏼
Great video, would love to see more. It is very different from carp fishing in Denmark. Here it takes place 9/10 times in some forest lake
I need a long form video about wachusett water reservoir for lake trout please 🙏
You should make a video featuring all the shots of the fish you've caught! Like a montage!!
Awesome fishing! 🔥
🙏
Great video, im new to fishing and just went to vacation in hawaii. i had a great time with a cheap rod and got some exotic fish.
Awesome! Hope you had a good time
More videos like this pls ❤ these videos are fire
hey i’m a fellow fishermen in MA and i’m in boston a lot and i was wondering where u fish there just because i’ve been looking for other places to go brides the ones close to my house
Nice, used to live off Storrow Dr. right by that spot, great fishing year-round. Tight lines and keep it up dude 🤙
bro, if you think fishing carp only whit corn its effective, you should try feeder fishing its carp fishing but whit a especific mold in where you put food called engodo (in spain jaja) idk the traducction, and you put your bait into there and trying to cast every tame on the same spot all carps came and its so crazy, you can watch videos if you find feeder fishing or method feeder fishing
Love the content, makes me wanna get out and fish 🎣
Ur Full length vids r great
Where on the Charles is this? I’m hoping to get on some this winter
TEMU sell bait stops at around $1 for 1000, or you could Quick stops, which are about $2 for 50. You tie on instead of a small loop, and you push them through the corn with a baiting needle. Lots better than a normal hair rig.
hey great video, exactly what i was looking for. would you be able to make a tutorial vid about how to make the rig? how to tie it? where and how to put the weight etc. thank you
I caught fish on corn in the Delaware River, Rochester NY and even in Colombia SA.
Think you’re YouTubing wrong. Other fisherman %70 of the video the camera would be focused on your face rather the fishing 😂. Enjoyed a full length video. I used to fish Jamaica Pond, and you had as much of a chance catching a dirty sock as a fish there. Good old urban fishing
Love your videos they’re very helpful
Keep it up, love the long videos
Your shorts always come up and I just started trout fishing so it was meant to come across this
I never thought that the Charles River would be a good stop for fishing. But It I was in Boston yesterday and I saw many people fishing and catching some pretty nice fish.
Where did you see people catching them on the charles
I forgot. that was a year ago
Really cool looking mirror! Nice catch
u should really do some more full length videos tbh! they’re fun to watch
I’ve had two carp take my pole into the water before! I landed one , and the other got snagged and came off. I jumped in the water after my rod, and I got ‘em!
Good video made to the end
Was this on Thursday or Wednesday I’m going there today love that spot!
Awesome video!!
im going to this spot tmr and to a pound / lake just south of this location
I used this strategy with some spod and caught a 10 pound carp.
Y’all need to come to Pennsylvania lakes to catch some Muskies!!
Unreal man! Guess the ice fishing season isn’t happening down there 😅
nice vid dude keep it up and im abouta go carp fishing lol
Wanna meet up tomorrow? I'm not going under the Fenway bridge though.
thank you for the video
I wonder what the carp fishing is like out west here… may have a new fish to look into. Thanks!
Out west I know the buffalo fish scene is big. Pretty sure they are a relative to carp
@@Tackle2thePeople Buffalo Fish are not a relative to carp. They are actually related to the sucker that you had caught in your videos.
Good to know, thanks
Common carp are a very misunderstood fish and very Underrated
Gonna have to try catching carp in Toronto.
Great vid man! I’m just south of Boston , love to see it. I’m going to try carp, if I can ask without spot burning, any suggestions on the south shore?
Can u please keep doing full length videos!
Love the content
*nice little carp*
Definitely Charles river. Boston side. Whereabouts off storrow were you?
You ever hit western Mass? Lots of good spots out here!
Great video! Can u do one on how to tie the hair rig?
Why arnt ther massiv carp trallers pulling all the free fish out of the missipy.
@Tackle2thePeople I also live in the area I like to go to Walden and White pond for fishing I was wondering if you know any other ponds or lakes with good trout
I know of a causeway in Dudley MA that has a 60plus lb carp that just chilling right by the drain hole.. I've tried numerous methods but can't get him/her to eat. Any ideas? This thing is BIG for a small pond around here.
I in joy your fishing videos if you would rather make shorts make shorts if you would rather make full length videos make full length videos
In joy, that goes so hard
how much weight are you using? I am a beginner trying to improve, these full length videos help so much!
Weight doesn't matter to much when setting the hook because it sets itself. 1oz should be fine but if your fishing on a river then you need to use a lead that will stay down on the bottom and not get dragged along the bottom
2-5 oz
@@oopsalldeoxys5060 5 0z😂😂 you use 5 0z when casting miles mate. Only need 1 - 2 0z
@@CKzoidYT depends on current
Nice
Any recommendations for length of rod? Power? And action?
For carp fishing you would more likely use a 10ft rod with a 3lb test curve.
Can you eat fish you catch in the city? Or do they have lead or something else nasty in them from pollution?
Can you do a catfish video maybe??
Wagoogus jr
do you use a pack bait?
I hate when random people talk to me way too much. Have to find ways to end it early. AirPods help me lmao. I fish a state park in Jersey. Tourists all spring and summer.
What's the little piece used to keep the corn on the string called?
the piece at the back of the hair rig is called a bait stop. the tool used to put the corn on the hair rig is called a bait needle. i hope i could help!
Bait stop! They sell them but I always use a twig. Feels criminal to pay money for a pinhead sized piece of plastic lol
Is that in Cambridge MA?
What kind of camera rig are you using to film these?
Is it legal to return carp to the water there? In some places you aren’t allowed to release “rough fish”
Two lines at once is prohibited in some places too.
Yes, it is legal to release carp. Though they are still invasive in the U.S
How do you make the twig
Me: *0 interest in ever going fishing myself
Also me: "ooh fish"
Never sleep on the corn
Bro I just realize that I was gonna git a 20pond carp
It's a secret but find how to use cornmeal instead way better
Where are live Carp is an invasive species, it's actually illegal to release them...
I'm surprised you are allowed to release carp in the US. In Australia it's illegal, they outbreed the natives and take their food.
it’s not legal.
I would never eat fish out of city water
Full length video u rarely do that
Was feeling long today
@@Tackle2thePeople gotta
Got ya not gota lol
Diawa
errrrm sorta ewrid
Sweet video I sell carp bait hit me up
who were yoou
texting lierkk.......
I hate boston. Fishing is alright though.
Kill carp
do you like to fish?