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Best carp bait for Czech Republic?
When it comes to carp fishing, the best bait to use can vary depending on the location and conditions. However, based on the video context provided, it seems that even carp can be caught using a spy bait. A spy bait is a type of lure that is designed to mimic a wounded baitfish. It has a shimmying action and gives off a lot of flash, making it attractive to fish that are chasing bait or looking for something to eat. In the video, the angler mentioned that they caught a 25 or 27-pound carp on a spy bait, which shows that it can be effective for carp fishing as well.
If you're specifically targeting carp in the Czech Republic, it would be helpful to know more about the fishing conditions and the preferences of the carp in that area. Carp in different regions may have different feeding habits and preferences for bait. It would be best to consult with local anglers or fishing guides in the Czech Republic to get specific recommendations for bait and techniques that work well in that area.
In general, when targeting carp, popular bait options include boilies, corn, bread, and pellets. These baits can be used on a variety of rigs, such as a hair rig or a method feeder rig. It's important to use the right size and presentation to match the feeding habits of the carp in your area. Additionally, using a baiting strategy, such as pre-baiting an area with small amounts of bait over time, can help attract and keep carp in your fishing spot.
Remember, carp fishing techniques can vary greatly depending on the location and the specific conditions. It's always a good idea to do some research or consult with local experts to get the best advice for carp fishing in the Czech Republic.
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Finesse Tricks For Fall Bass Fishing!! by TacticalBassin → shimmy and gives a lot of flash so even though you're fishing it slow it's adding that flash and those fish that are up there chasing bait or they're they're out there swimming around looking for something to eat they see that thing and it just looks like a dumb Bait fish and they just eat it probably one of the funniest fish catches of the entire year this year was on a spy bait I was fishing with Matt up north and he's throwing the 901 spinning rod which is a super light Rod it's a hair jig rod on like five pound line I believe and he hooked a 25 25 or 27 pound carp in the mouth it ate it and that thing I mean it almost burned up the dragon is real we chased that thing down but all that to say a spy bait works even carp will eat them so guys uh oh I can't do this video without talking about this um if you guys are finesse fishing drop shot Ned rig uh whatever make yourself some of these These are little bait knockers you know you can go buy the big ones at the store you can buy whatever but I literally just go and make my own um for finesse fishing so you get hung up on a drop shot you get hung up on a Ned rig or a Nico rig just go buy some snaps
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Top 4 Baits for Spring Structure Fishing | Bass Fishing by Bass Fishing Tips & Techniques by BassResource → But depending upon how early on it is, sometimes
those fish are real lethargic. And that jerkbait, it has a lot of draw power. And you can work it erratically, you can work
it real slow, you can use a long pause and you can use that bait to, you know, get a
fish to come out of the brush pile, get a fish to come up out of the rocks. It's just super, super effective all year,
but especially in the springtime. As far as a setup, I use the St. Croix Legend
Tournament, 6-foot, 8-inch medium power, and it's an extra fast. And it's actually called the jerkbait rod
now. And I've used three or four different generations
of this rod. I've used a lot of different types of rods
for jerkbaits. This is by far the best one that I've found. It's a short enough length where you can work
the bait properly. It's got a soft tip, but enough backbone where
when you hang a big fish, you do have the power to fight them properly. I typically will run 10-to-12-pound Sunline
FC Sniper and fluorocarbon. And then I'll use a 7:1 gear ratio reel. So that's kind of an absolute staple for me
in the springtime. Like you will not find me on any body of water,
whether I'm in Florida or Wisconsin. I'll have probably three jerkbaits out in
the spring. The other big player is going to be a lipless
bait, you know, a Rat-L-Trap, whatever you want to call it. Usually a half ounce.
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Top 4 Baits for Spring Structure Fishing | Bass Fishing by Bass Fishing Tips & Techniques by BassResource → Once again, depending upon the depth and what
kind of structure I'm fishing. Half or three-quarter, typically a half. Another bait that is versatile, you know,
you can burn it, you can rip it outta grass, you can yoyo it, which is something that I
think is not talked about real often. It's kind of one of those techniques that
it takes a little while to learn how to do it, but it's really, really effective in the
pre-spawn period. So, you can cover a flat with it. Like I said, rip it out of grass, super versatile. You get a lot of reaction bites with a lipless
bait. So on that setup, I use a St. Croix Victory,
7-foot, 3-inch, medium heavy power. And it's a fast action. I like a little longer rod just for the pure
distance. You know, a lot of times if I'm on a long
point, you know, or there's, you know, a longer, bigger rock pile, I wanna be able to cover
that thing with a long cast. I'll typically use 14 to 16-pound fluorocarbon. I usually use, you know, the FC Sniper from
Sunline, and then I'll use a 7:1 gear ratio reel. In this rod, it's a little more parabolic
than a lot of rods, you know, in that mean heavy fast category, which I think is really
key with any treble hook bait especially with a Rat-L-Trap because they're kind of known
for losing fish. So there's kind of a fine line between using
too soft of a rod and too stiff of a rod.
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The BEST Way to Catch Big Winter Bass by Fish the Moment → you want to definitely make sure you either remove one of the treble hooks or put a smaller treble hook on there to ensure that bait is neutral balanced if that bait is sinking it will sink straight down the brush pile and you will break off a bunch of baits which is not a good deal so you definitely want to check this bait in the water to see if it's rising or sinking before you go cast it the ideal state is that it is sitting neutral you can change the balance again by going to smaller treble hooks or maybe a little bit bigger treble hook and also adding split rings if you want to add a little more weight so that's how i normally modify this bait and this is a deadly approach especially when those fish are a little bit more finicky maybe they're not eating the jig that well you can a lot of times call them out of that brush and clear water and catch some giants on this jerkbait my go-to setup for this vision 110 plus 2 is the abu garcia veritas 7 foot medium moderate bait casting rod the moderate action is really key with this bait casting rod because it means this rod basically bends in half there's a very very soft tip and that's crucial when fishing a jerkbait if your eye is too stiff you will pull the hooks right out of the fish's mouth
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The Best Baits For Summer Pond Fishing! ( And Bank Fishing ) by TacticalBassin → hundreds of boats on it per week you can sneak in quietly you can sneak out quietly you can make little casts that's really hard to do it maybe if you're in a boat or a kayak or something like that from the shore you can make little pitches around the shade lines around the grass lines and work those baits and present um a different angle and a different way than someone that's out on the water casting to Shoreline can do but that little guy right there a popper top water is my favorite way to catch them in the summer just having those visual bites those visual explosions are they're they're they're great that's that's my favorite thing growing up was Pawn fishing and getting those big top water blow-ups okay now for the most part these ponds especially in the summer are going to have a lot of grass so I added two popping frogs in there for you that's a little spro popping frog and a lot little Jackal gavacho you can see the the face on there again you're gonna throw straight braid on these the benefit of throwing the straight braid when you hook those fish and they get down in that stuff down that muck that grass whatever it may be with that straight braid you can get those fish out and you don't have to worry about bending the hooks out like you would on the popper
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World's Best #1 Rat-L-Trap Fishing Tips クランクベイト 釣り by The Bass University → that's a good in between big size let it sink to the bottom and rip it up and let it fall and rip it up and you just kind of it's almost like fishing the big stroking spoon you stroke the spoon and let it fall and flutter down it's the same technique and big big fish will eat it up i mean it's just a great big fish pattern so if you've got a lake or an area that you know some fish move out of those flats and they get off those deep drops somewhere that you might carolina rig at or you might deep crank try that this summer when you get out there put put you a big you know one ounce or three quarter ounce uh the one knocker the xr75 and one knocker bait and the big one ounce rattle trap they're really good choices to try to kind of experiment with and also the shallow bite as i'm talking about you can take that that big one ounce bait there this is the three-quarter and this is one right here that i've caught a lot of fish on i don't even know how i got that in my box but that's eat up look at all the paints going off that chrome and blue one right there that's how you know it's a good one when it's got just a little bit of chrome left on it and it's got a whole
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