

Today I set out with low expectations. Wind chills were in the low thirties when I left my house and there was a big dip in the temperature last night, not good for carp fishing. There was also a brutal, cold wind. Things began real slow. I tried two spots for an hour each and came away with three small ones. So, I packed up and headed for a different location. That's where I found the fish stacked up in a small area. I was able to land ten fish in just an hour and a half in this spot. The fish were all sizes and went up to ten pounds.
The hot bait continues to be sweet corn fished on a hair rig. I've tried maize also and the results are far below what I am getting on sweet corn. With the absence of any pests (turtles, horned pout, bluegills, suckers, etc.), sweet corn is my best bet right now. At times I am using a method ball with this, at times I am not.
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