I have recently done a feature for April issue of Pole Fishing Magazine, and I discovered a few interesting things.
Carp are changing the underwater shape of the lakes, when they feed, they dig holes in the bottom with their sucking and fin action, when you get a lot of carp in a small area the amount of silt and mud they can move is amazing. I once fished a match and was fishing a long pole up to an island and caught carp from one spot for 3 hours, then suddenly after 3 hours in the same hole I hooked the bottom, it was a tree root that had been uncovered by the carps feeding action.
But what I found out when I did this feature was amazing.
Checkout the magazine by clicking HERE
Have you had any experiences of carp 'eating' the bottom?
Carp are changing the underwater shape of the lakes, when they feed, they dig holes in the bottom with their sucking and fin action, when you get a lot of carp in a small area the amount of silt and mud they can move is amazing. I once fished a match and was fishing a long pole up to an island and caught carp from one spot for 3 hours, then suddenly after 3 hours in the same hole I hooked the bottom, it was a tree root that had been uncovered by the carps feeding action.
But what I found out when I did this feature was amazing.
Checkout the magazine by clicking HERE
Have you had any experiences of carp 'eating' the bottom?
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