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Welcome. Carp are abundant in the Grand river and very strong fighters. You will have a blast.

This is a great thread.:) FYI Tons of carp are caught on centrepin outfits. The biggest carp I have personally seen ( I netted it) was caught on a centrepin outfit. Float fishing is deadly for carp. If you can land salmon on one you can land carp. Carp generally are not line shy here. Ask...

From 2:30 till 7:30. Pretty good fight but as the water warms they will fight harder.

We , The Carp Anglers Group will be having a fish-in at CCIW on Sunday May 18. So on monday the area will have been baited up. Should be good. They have started to show up there so by then there will be tons there.

I got out on Sunday and only caught one but it was a solid 20.

What a beast WTG! I have caught them on jigs, especially in the spring. That is a dandy. :)

Hey Welcome and tight lines.:)

What Mike says. Guys fish for trout and salmon on the lakeside of the pier under the bridge and fish for carp on the harbour side. Here's a tip. In early summer you can get into sheephead between 7 - 10 lbs on the harbour side throwing cleos and imitating a dying shad/alewife.The fishing there...

Nice fish, especially the carp! :)

There sure is.http://www.matchanglingclub.com/ . That's The Match Angling Club of Ontario.

Yes. Check this out.http://www.ontariofishingforums.com/forum/topic/13103-carp-angling-southern-style/?p=211176&hl=paylake&fromsearch=1#entry211176 .

For Carp check this out. http://www.ontariofishingforums.com/forum/topic/13103-carp-angling-southern-style/?p=211176&hl=paylake&fromsearch=1#entry211176 .

Welcome and I think carp are hard fighters too. Cats are great fun too. Dunneville on the Grand river all the way down to Port Maitland is a great place for early season channel cats.

Ditto what Christopher said. Carp take the bait differently than most of the fish we catch here. You set up your float rig so that the bait is laying on the bottom. The carp suck up the bait . They can do this vigorously or very gently. and they generally pause swimming when they do this. So...

Don't forget about carp. If you are fishing catch and release , they are a great fish for you. To start out all you need is a can of corn for bait. Good luck or Tight Lines as we anglers say.

Float fishing is a very effective technique for catching carp. There are a large variety of floats used made mostly in Europe and Asia. Most tend to be elongated. They are usually not available in your average multi species tackle shop. So I made a couple up from some very common materials...

Carp. They fight really well, they are everywhere and I have a real chance at a fish over 30lbs.

The second one has some girth to it all right. WTG!