07-14-2008, 07:47 PM
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[left][font "Garamond"][#008000][size 4]Just finished watching The Fly Rodder's Guide to Carp from Netflix. Quite an interesting video. Several facts that I didn’t know is that the carp is the # 1 game fish in Europe and that this species was introduced to the states from the other side of the pond. Carp can reach 50lbs and live 50 years. They are omnivorous feeding on both animal and vegetable substances. They also like to feed on Cotton Wood seeds and other forms of tree seeds. Additionally they are the largest member of the minnow family. Looks like I will need to tie some of the flies illustrated in the video and try my hand at catching a few [/size][/#008000][/font][font "Garamond"][#008000][size 4]of these characters.
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[left][font "Garamond"][#008000][size 4]Just finished watching The Fly Rodder's Guide to Carp from Netflix. Quite an interesting video. Several facts that I didn’t know is that the carp is the # 1 game fish in Europe and that this species was introduced to the states from the other side of the pond. Carp can reach 50lbs and live 50 years. They are omnivorous feeding on both animal and vegetable substances. They also like to feed on Cotton Wood seeds and other forms of tree seeds. Additionally they are the largest member of the minnow family. Looks like I will need to tie some of the flies illustrated in the video and try my hand at catching a few [/size][/#008000][/font][font "Garamond"][#008000][size 4]of these characters.
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