I tried fishing by scattering a lot of corn 

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Thank you for watching and commenting. That's the first time I've heard that opinion! I didn't know that uncooked corn was not good. I've only ever used canned corn that's been cooked! Thank you for letting me know.😄

Thank you for watching and for your comment. I was hoping the carp would immediately eat the bait in the middle, but they seemed quite cautious and didn't come close easily. I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

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Thank you for watching and commenting. I see, it's better to keep the bait slightly apart from the others. Thank you for letting me know.😄

Thank you for watching and commenting. It's more illustrative for the carp fishing experiment to use baits of different colors. When I really can't catch anything, I resort to using the same bait as the surrounding ones.😄

@@extremefishcrossing great reply!

@@DanielOnTheBank Thank you.😄

This guy tells the uber driver he's going the wrong way.... great video. Anyone with a brain gets it

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Thank you for watching and commenting. The color of bait is indeed important.

Thank you for watching and commenting. I used the pink bait for four days, but the carp seemed to be very cautious and there was no sign of catching any, so from the fifth day onwards, I switched to the yellow bait.

Thank you for watching and for your comment. It often happens that when one of the carp is startled, the others in the area don't show themselves for a while. It seems that the carp are indeed warning each other of danger.🐟

Thank you very much for watching and commenting. I'm really glad that watching this video brought back some wonderful memories of your past. I'm also very happy about it! I'm glad I made this video!

@@extremefishcrossing ty.

We always put a can of corn on a drop line but only put holes in the can with a old style opener that punched the triangle holes,left the can right before sunset then came back the following morning to remove the can and using the kernels for bait in the same location...we used it for cats AND carp...

⁠@@user-kx4cq3lh6xthis might be a dumb question but doesnt all the ‘flavour’ get out of the corn then?

Thank you as always for watching and commenting. Next time, I'll go fishing in a river where I can take even more beautiful shots.😄

Thanks for watching and commenting. You mixed a lot. That's great. Carp fishing is fun because you can try many different baits!

Thank you for watching and commenting. That's correct!😄

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Thank you for watching and commenting. Yes, that's right. The carps are quite cautious and don't approach easily. It seemed like they knew which baits were dangerous.

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Thank you for watching and commenting. I understand. Thank you for letting me know!

Thank you for watching and commenting. Because the bait is too clustered, it feels like the fish are reluctant to approach it. I'll be more careful next time.

@@extremefishcrossing was interesting to see their response to a heavy baiting. Going back quite a few years, a small group of us used to test new baits in an out of bounds shallowish bay, a few carp used to pretty much go straight in and start feeding, but most of the carp, mainly commons strangely, would just swim around the outside of the baiting area and just pick up one or two baits then swim off and then come back and do it again

Didn't actually finish my reply lol. ....ever since then I've fished on the outside of a baited area, it works.

@@clivelogsdon1492 In this video, similar things are happening. I've been filming for about a week, but the carp don't seem to come near the bait easily.

@@extremefishcrossing I'll check that tomorrow, cheers

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Thank you for watching and commenting. Indeed, having just one boilies there looks quite unnatural, and they seem to be quite wary!

Thank you for watching and commenting. I haven't tried that bait yet. When I get some chickpeas, I'll give it a try! Thank you for letting me know.

I caught a pike on a chickpea once while fishing for carp

@@user-sv8sl3ge7r That's great! I'd like to try pike fishing too!

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Thank you for watching and commenting. Carp fishing is wonderful!

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Thank you for watching and commenting. Carp are very cautious and intelligent. They are difficult to catch.

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Thank you for watching and commenting. I'm relieved to hear that!

I've heard the same thing, I think some states have banned the use of corn because of that.

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Thank you for watching and commenting. There are occasional anglers here.

Merci pour votre visionnage et votre commentaire. Cela me fait plaisir de l'entendre.

Thank you for watching and commenting. It's better to have fewer people fishing for carp around because then there are more carp to catch.

Merci beaucoup pour votre visionnage. Je suis ravi que vous ayez apprécié cette vidéo ! Pour filmer sous l'eau, j'utilise des équipements tels que GoPro et Insta360 ! Je pense que poursuivre ses rêves quel que soit son âge est une chose merveilleuse !😁

Thank you for watching and commenting. I'd love to try RANGE CUBES if I can get my hands on them! Thanks for letting me know.

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Thank you for watching and commenting. Some other people also taught me about 'chumming.' Please let me know if you notice anything else!

Thank you for watching and commenting. Could you please explain why carbohydrates are not good? I'll take it into account for the next video.

In colder months fish don’t eat as much and prefer carby foods to protein foods. Nothing wrong with giving them the carbs

@@ash-13579 Thank you for watching and commenting. Carbohydrates are okay, then. That's good to know.

Because it’s fine and you should think before you speak.

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Thank you for your views and comments. That's an interesting question. I wonder about that too. Let's see if someone knowledgeable can enlighten us!

Sweetcorn is like haribo to carp they love it ,try sweetcorn pasties ...get a slice of bread and place your rig and hook bait in the middle of it and then half a handful of tinned sweet corn and fold the bread around it all with wet hands , the bread sticks together and binds it a in a ball containing your rig and bait then drop it in the margin you've been baiting for a few days .....they digest bread and corn very easily and the two combined make for the best not only carp bait but tench barbel and bream love it just as much plus roach . Almost all coarse fish will take bread and corn before anything else ....the old ways are best cheap too .

Hi , the hard corn that is not boiled is very hard for the carp to digest and has no appetite for several days or weeks. For this reason most forbid dry corn that is not boiled on their ponds. Instead, boiled corn that is soft or boxed corn such as bonduelle is ok, the carp digests it quite quickly, and his appetite is on for next day 😁

​@extremefishcrossing Hi , the hard corn that is not boiled is very hard for the carp to digest and has no appetite for several days or weeks. For this reason most forbid dry corn that is not boiled on their ponds. Instead, boiled corn that is soft or boxed corn such as bonduelle is ok, the carp digests it quite quickly, and his appetite is on for next day 😁

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So you’re from Earth? Got it.

@@spacecat86 Thank you for watching and commenting. I believe that's probably the case.😃

Thank you for watching and for your comment. Oh, I see. Thank you for letting me know. I had no idea that corn was illegal in some places.

Don't worry about it. Let's focus on enjoying our favorite types of fishing instead!😁

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Thank you for watching and commenting. I agree with you.

Thank you for watching and commenting. Yes, that's right. The carps were clever, so they noticed.😄

Thank you for watching and commenting. Indeed, that might make it easier to catch fish!

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Thank you for watching and commenting. I heard that carp have poor eyesight, so I thought it would be okay if the hook stood out a little, but it didn't work. The carp noticed where the hooks were.

Thank you for watching and commenting. That's wonderful!

Thank you for watching and commenting. Carp really love corn, don't they!

@@extremefishcrossing absolutely!

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Thank you for watching and commenting. That's right. I used a bright colored bait to see how the carp would react.

Thank you for watching and commenting. I appreciate the variety of opinions!

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Thank you for your input and comment. I haven't tried using worms yet, but I'll consider giving them a try someday. Don't you find that using only corn takes too long for the carp to gather?

@@extremefishcrossing no, what I have found is carp like to feed in certain areas for some odd reason. If you move 10 feet left or right of that spot they don't feed, i fish the same spots because of this. Once I find a spot they eat I keep going to that spot. You will notice areas were they congregate. I also take the water from the can of corn keeping the lid on and dump all the juice in the water spreading out in the current before I start to chum. My buddy can attest to the spot fishing I told him to try it one day and move down away from a spot I found sure enough I caught 6 in 30 minutes he caught zero. As soon as he moved back he started catching them. They like slack water silty bottom, in the canals for some reason its always under a overhanging tree with no veg growth in the water

@@extremefishcrossing canned sweet corn del monte I think it's called. More expensive but the kernels are firmer and stay on he hook. I cover the entire hook with corn. I don't normally use a hair rig at all. But have used them with success its just not needed.

@@covidisevent201 It's fascinating to search for where carp feed. Once you catch a few in the same spot, they become wary, making it difficult to catch them with the same bait. That's why I change bait every time. Fishing with just corn for years is amazing!

@@extremefishcrossing yup, years in the same spots. Consistently in the same spots. My buddy thinks they forget or they don't associate the food with the hook. One fish I've caught multiple times over years. Easy to recognize it has one eye. Or they just aren't that smart. I gotta do some videos. By the way loved your video was awesome to see them feed. One of my favorite freshwater fish to go for. Definitely try the worms in the chum pile, better then boilies I'm not a fan of them.

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Thank you for watching and commenting. Carp are really smart, aren't they!

oh yes they know something not right @@extremefishcrossing love the video

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Thank you for watching and commenting. That's a good title! I think it's true!😄

Thank you for watching and commenting. Night fishing for carp sounds interesting too!

I used to fish a spot in Denver that you had to crawl to the bank and throw corn out and then crawl back to cast. The carp would come right to the edge of the bank and I wanted to not spook them I would have to do that. I never thought of throwing a bunch of corn out in the daytime and coming back later LOL ​@@extremefishcrossing

Thank you for watching and for your comments. As a fisherman, I always want to enjoy while strictly adhering to rules like fishing practices and not littering.

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Thank you for watching and commenting. Thank you for letting me know. You're right. I struggle with adjusting the bait height.

Put some putty or a split shot on your rig and you can adjust how high it sits by adding more or less

Start by introducing 6 to 12 grains of corn when they start feeding keep topping it up with 6 to 8 grains of corn and 2 grains of corn as hook bait

@@keithholder2904 Thank you for watching and commenting. I'm struggling with figuring out how high I should set it.

Your rig is sitting flat on the bottom which is ideal as it is not a silty lakebed try changing hook bait to corn and using a smaller hook even down to a size 10. I’ve had plenty of of double figure fish on a single grain of corn on the hook and feeding 8mm pellets and corn

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@@extremefishcrossing oke sippp👍

Thank you for watching and commenting. Should I provide more of them?😂

Благодарим вас за просмотр и комментарий. Они казались такими голодными, что я случайно разбросал так много!

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Thank you for watching and commenting. I've heard similar opinions from people in Colorado a few times. What bait do fishermen in Colorado use to catch carp? Colorado seems like such a wonderful place, being so fish-friendly!

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Thank you for watching and commenting. I see, so is it not allowed to scatter corn?

@@extremefishcrossing chumming is illegal in Special Trout Waters in New Mexico .... legal in some lakes ...

@@wordslinger9356 Thank you for informing me.

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Thank you for watching and commenting. Yes, you're right! Attaching bait similar to what's around on the fishing hook increases the chances of catching fish! I understood that by watching this video too!

Thank you for watching and for your comment. Oh, really! Thank you for letting me know.

Thank you for watching and commenting. Is baiting not allowed? Is corn not allowed? Sometimes it seems like this practice is illegal in certain places!

@extremefishcrossing chuming with corn Is illegal in idaho

@@lancea7843 I see. Thank you for letting me know.

Thank you for watching and commenting. That's right!😄

Thank you for watching and commenting. That opinion is occasionally heard! You live in a fish-friendly state! I find it hard to believe that fish would die from eating corn, but where can I find more information about it? I'd love to look into it.

@@extremefishcrossing I'm not going to Google something for you. Do your own research.

@@Davivd2 Thank you for your reply. I couldn't find any facts when I researched, so I thought I'd ask. I'll look into it more!

Ive never heard of such nonsense. Fish can even digest iron so what on earth are you talking about?

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Thank you for watching and commenting. I'm curious about that too.

@@extremefishcrossing I've used corn kernels soaked in vanilla for bait. Good for Sunny's.✌️🐟

@@edward2448 Thank you for telling me. Fishing on a sunny day is the best!

@@extremefishcrossing 😂 I ment Sunnys, Pumpkin seeds, Bluegills , the fish. Tasty and sweet.✝️✌️

Thank you for watching and commenting. I see. Thank you for letting me know. I'll give it a try if I have the opportunity!

No, hair rig is about 100% better than wasting your time with a normal hook

@@bigbearddahuzi1036 Thank you for watching and commenting. Understood!

Thank you for watching and commenting. I scattered a bit more corn because I wanted to see how the fish would react.

Are you from stoke because you look familiar

@@stevenmoses5807 I can't tell you where I am yet due to various reasons. I'd like to visit Stoke someday.

@@extremefishcrossing get yourself onto cudmore fisheries.blake hall ( near Alton towers) . Baden hall , heronbrook fisheries.. it's just you do look like a bloke i used to work with

Thank you for watching and commenting. I see! That sounds good!

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Thank you for watching and commenting. Do trout also eat corn? I didn't know that!

Thank you for watching and commenting. Oh, really? I didn't know that! Thank you for letting me know!

Thank you for watching and commenting. I wanted to film carp sucking in corn eagerly, but unfortunately, it seems difficult for them to even come close. I'll try a different bait next time.

For an eager response pellets tge way forward

@@user-cw7ce1gd9r Thanks for watching and commenting. Thanks for letting me know. I will try the pellets!

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