Where sould i go to catch this fish and what bait should I use?

Question

I have allways thought it would be interesting trying to catch quilbacks, chub suckers and carp suckers. where can I find them and what bait/lure should I use?

Answer 1

Kings lake Naples fl sometimes use bread of jitter bug lures

Answer 2

catch and release carp fishing whole kernel corn. Carp are not hard to find usually visible since they get pretty big just ask around where u live. And yes they are awesome to catch because u will think their going to snap your pole. the rest of those useless.catch and release only because they are not a good food fish to eat unless u know how to prepare them in that case they are considered gourmet in some parts of the world.

Answer 3

At the corner of 5th and Cedar. They usually respond well to a twenty  spot.

Answer 4

"Kings lake Naples fl sometimes use bread of jitter bug lures"

Exactly what is the "bread of jitter bug lures" I've been fishing for more than 40+ years and never heard of it. Sounds bogus to me...

All of these fish are suitable for bait not eating.... why anyone would want to go fishing for them is beyond me. The only one I wasn't familiar with was the quilbacks - I researched it and it's like the other two a non-gamefish more suitable to be used as bait... or in a pond for decor (in which case you'd buy them live from some place like Southern States).

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quillback

chub suckers is actually 2 fish a chub and a sucker - as are carp suckers  - carp and suckers.

Suckers go after worms or corn on the bottom.

Carp go after dead crayfish, dough balls or corn or some sort of homemade recipe for dough balls.

A chub is a type of trash fish that normally lives in streams or rivers - I've caught them often while fishing for trout in slow moving rivers.   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Creek_chub

Never been fishing for quillbacks but I'm sure the same baits would work.