Some of them were actively feeding. Those were the ones I got follows from, but couldn't tell if they bit since the water was too muddy. I rarely get a second glance from ones just hanging out, unless they're in a group. Then it is slightly less rare to get ones hanging out in a group to follow. I only say rare because the one I hooked was a solo guy, and didn't appear to be actively feeding either.
On Mon, Aug 26, 2013 at 11:00 PM, <chopchop28@gmail.com> wrote:
I have a 37" guide net that I use to land carp in the canal. However, depending on how high the bank is, the net can be a bit short at times. Sometimes, I'm dragging the carp by the leader into the net because 37" is not enough.
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