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How to Catch Carp in Muddy Water - Carp Fly Fishing

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How to Catch Carp in Muddy Water - Carp Fly Fishing
Carp on the Fly Channel is dedicated to bring the best visual content of Carp Fly Fishing. The channel will occasionally have other content, the primary focus will be Carp Fly Fishing.
What are the goals of Carp on the Fly Productions?
The first and most important is educate about Carp. How Carp live, feed, and interact with the environment.
The second is to inspire people to want to fly fish for Carp.
The third is to educate and review the equipment that can be used for Carp.
And finally, to get people to respect these amazing fish.
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24 авг 2024

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@Fshquest Год назад

Good info. The challenge in fishing muddy water is not only detecting a take, but also developing a feel as to where your fly or flies are relative to the carp's mouth. Also fishing muddy water with wind = no bueno.

@carponthefly8282 Год назад

Agreed. It really is massive subject. And can be so frustrating, but awesome when you connect.

@randychappell5955 Год назад

Im so glad I found your video's. Ive learned more from you in a month, then I have since I started last year. Thank you Ryan

@carponthefly8282 Год назад

I am glad the content has helped, and glad you found the channel.

@KillerBeeOutdoors Год назад

Thanks man! Helpful information.

@carponthefly8282 Год назад

Glad it was useful. I’m working on another one that will talk about fly selection that I think should be beneficial too.

@FlyfishermanMike Год назад

Super helpful as always! I'd love to see you teach a carp on the fly class at the next Wasatch Tying expo.

@carponthefly8282 Год назад

I would be happy to do it. I will reach out to them and see if there is interest. Most of those expos are a pay to present kind of setup. I likely wouldn’t do that, in that case I think it would make more sense to arrange a class on the water somewhere instead. But I am willing and it doesn’t hurt to ask. Good idea and thanks for the comment.

@carponthefly8282 Год назад

Looks like they want me to teach a class on Saturday of the Expo. I’ll get more information up as we get closer. Thanks for the idea!

@FlyfishermanMike Год назад

@@carponthefly8282 Awesome! I look forward to it!

@nat_cross Год назад

Great video.

@carponthefly8282 Год назад

Thanks

@jeromedamian5740 3 месяца назад

Awesome editorial, thanks . I find fly fishing for carp in muddy water. What's the most important thing is the sink rate of my fly that seems to put me in the zone and the temperature. Otherwise, we are all trying to put that lipstick 💄 on those 💋.

@carponthefly8282 3 месяца назад

Agreed

@tolrichierich419 Год назад

The video I’ve been wanting

@carponthefly8282 Год назад

Hopefully it helped, carp are really tough if we want see anything.

@KitKatkate738 2 месяца назад

I’m so confused. Can someone explain what a “fly” is?? I catch carp in normal colored water with corn but I can’t catch them in dirty water with corn. Can someone reply on my comment please ?!

@carponthefly8282 2 месяца назад

A fly is a lure tied by hand using string and other materials. Corn is bait, a fly is similar to bait, but it is an imitation. This is probably not the right channel for the information you were looking for. It’s a different kind of fishing. Good luck.

@whodat4974 Год назад

Are you able to wade fish for carp in Utah Lake? And if so is it usually to muddy to even see the the fish.

@carponthefly8282 Год назад

There are some spots that are wadeable, and visibility can be a challenge. Utah Lake is a good fishery, but there are other areas nearby I like more and very rarely fish Utah Lake because of that.

@richardjones365 Год назад

When using two flies do you use two of the same flies or two different flies?

@carponthefly8282 Год назад

I usually use different ones. One a little smaller and at least slightly different colors. Like black and olive. Or tan and brown. Lead fly is the bigger the fly.

@weisswurstfruhstuck8523 9 месяцев назад

Do you ever fish with an indicator? I used them but stopped doing so as they get usually spooked easily. But I have real issues to realize their takes in the muddy waters where I fish for carp in Germany usually.

@carponthefly8282 9 месяцев назад

Very rarely, but I do in a couple locations. And it is when it is very murky and I just can’t see anything on the takes. I will do a video on it next year, but for now I will tell you what I typically do. First of all, I use either New Zealand style indicator, or small piece of double stick tape. The reason being is, as you stated, it spooks them. If the indicator splashes at all it won’t work. It’s a big topic I will spend some time on next year. I did very little of it this season, but it is a useful topic.

@Strontyum 7 месяцев назад

Try a bright section of mono, eg in the manner used by euro nymphers. The colour does not spook them as much as the sound of an indicator landing near them.