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Carp have long been a popular gamefish in Europe and parts of Asia, but they’ve largely been ignored by North American anglers. However, this is beginning to change, and many US-based anglers are beginning to open their eyes to the fun these fish provide.
However, fishing for carp is quite different than fishing for bass, bluegill and trout (although it does have a few similarities to catfishing).
And while you may get lucky and catch a carp on a bait and rig designed for some other species, you’ll have the best luck by using a bait that specifically appeals to carp.
Most carps are scavengers, who subsist on a variety of different food sources, including aquatic plants, dead fish, invertebrates and various fruits and seeds that fall into the water.
Some species – for example, grass carp – predominately feed on plant materials, while others consume more animal-based food sources…
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