Canyon Carp in Slow Motion HD
Date: April 21, 2010, Canyon Lake, TX
Fly: #8 Chin Slinky
Camera: Kodak Playsport (mounted on monopod stuck in the mud).
Date: April 21, 2010, Canyon Lake, TX
Fly: #8 Chin Slinky
Camera: Kodak Playsport (mounted on monopod stuck in the mud).
6 Responses to “Canyon Carp in Slow Motion HD”
Man you make that look easy. Great Video!
Thanks Grey.
What was omitted from the video were the 65 casts that were refused. Ha!
Casey
Were these fish feeding or spawning? Really cool video. Thanks for sharing.
Hello Mike. Glad you liked the video.
These carp were spawning and feeding. It is generally assumed that spawning carp don’t eat… but these did. Actually, only the males would eat. There were some gigantic females swimming right under my feet all afternoon and they would not eat, but the smaller (what I believe were male) fish ate without hesitation. Several of these fish had white milt flowing out of them when I landed them and picked them up.
Casey
normally our spawn starts around memorial day.
it’s still going strong now.
even though i get a lot of refusals, i’ve always picked up my largest and most aggressive fish during the spawn.
Thanks for the info Craig. Where are you located?
My hook-up percentage has always been low during the spawn as compared to “normal” periods, but there are so many targets during the spawn I actually land more fish.
Casey
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