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The rules in this house are "if you catch a carp, you have to lick it" Why would you intentionally catch carp?

I'm stockpiling ammo and some more AR's.

Hoot Owl wrote: The rules in this house are "if you catch a carp, you have to lick it" Why would you intentionally catch carp?

They put up a reel good fight on a fly rod?

Photo-fish wrote: Worms (bait) are not allowed on Bear Creek where I fish. I use flies I have tied.

Isn't that kinda mean. And how do you get the thread around those little legs?

Photo-fish wrote:

Hoot Owl wrote: The rules in this house are "if you catch a carp, you have to lick it" Why would you intentionally catch carp?

They put up a reel good fight on a fly rod?

That is true, it is the licking part that I dont like.

They are fun to shoot with a bow.

I'd have a hard time eating a cooked carp...but no way I'll lick a raw one.

The Liberals GOP Twin wrote: Fishing = drowning worms.

But "catching" = dinner.

Don't waste your time fishing, go catching instead. That's what I do.

Reel good BWO hatch yesterday afternoon below Evergreen lake. Caught and released more than a dozen brown trout. Landed a few nice ones (12"+). The cloudy day brought some great dry fly action.
Those bait fisherman on the lake don't know what they are missing.

Martin Ent Inc wrote: They are fun to shoot with a bow.

Although a little hard to release them unharmed after that.