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Help on carp rigs, new to carp fishing

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what is the best carp rig to use with a bite alarm.

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  1. carp rig answer: cheap,easy,and practical

    Flounder has a good answer, to add.

    (1) first prepare your area you plan to fish with canned corn broad cast over the area.allow 12 to 24 hr. to establish a bite.

    (2)Use a 9' spinning rod in med. to med. heavy action, 20 lb. fluorocarbon line.

    (3) slide a sliding sinker on main line, and attach a crain swivel.

    (4)run a lite leader of about 10 lbs and a size 4 heavy wire hook attached on end.

    (5) bait of your choice corn, small crustaceans,larva such as wax worms, etc.

    (6) attach to the end of your rod a small Christmas bell or two,with fine wire. equipment at eighter http://www.cabela`s.com or http://www.basspro.com or http://www.barlowstackle.com

    get the bells at Walmart in the craft section.


  2. put line through egg sinker, tie on swivel, clip on 2 hooks with leaders

    cast out, put in stands, and put on flagbait,(playdough), at end of rod


  3. I grew up fishing for carp and they are a fun fish to hook up with. I used a slip rig that is really simple to set up. You simply slide your line through the weight, attach a swivel for the stop and your hook and leader to the swivel. Bait up and cast out. The line should pull freely through the weight and the swivel will keep the twist out of your line. Leave some slack in your line when you set the rod on the holder, bend a small twig in half and put the inverted V on your slack line. When you get that bite it'll jump up and down until it flies off the line. Or you can just go buy a commercially made alarm and follow the instructions. Hey, have a great time and catch a bunch!

  4. the only alarm i use is the tug on the line....

    the rigs i use are:

    1: main line to a swivel, same test to another, approx. 6 to 8 inches, with a 1 to 3 oz. egg or pyramid weight, another swivel, same test line to a circle hook. reel the line up until it gets tight, use the bait runner or loosen your drag, let the fish hook itself on the sinker...

    2: main line to a swivel, above the swivel, put a 1 to 3 oz sinker, egg or pyramid, then a plastic bead, as a shock absorber, same test line from swivel to a circle hook.

    cast both the same..

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