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Flies for Carp?

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NJChris:
After losing another one from the boat Saturday, I went back and got it done today from the bank. Granted this was by far the smallest of the three, in the 20-24in range, but I'm happy to land one. All three hook ups were on size 10 woolly buggers, so it seems like right now these bunch of carp are keying in on them. If you can put it in front of them, they eat it. Now I just need to put the bug in front of a big one and see if I can get it done.

Water Wolf:
Nice carp. Good to see the flys are working for you. :)
I bet they put up a good fight on a fly rod.

WW

mt.redneck:
Carp will readily eat small minnows and leaches Givin the chance. A wooly bugger is a fairly popular carp fly I think

sisabdulax:
I have fly fished some for them. Wooly buggers on rust brown leggy work. I also like a Golden Retriever flies from Mossy Creek Fly Fishing in Va. The rootbeer color does good as well! I have also had some luck on rising fish on stimulators. They are a blast!

rgfixit:
I've been known to take a carp or two on the fly.















Corn flies, Mulberry flies, crayfish imitations all work in different situations. The cottonseed fly is deadly as well when the drop is on.

Rg

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