Effective Carp Rigs

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I usually use 4-5 pieces of corn. One reason is for the extra weight which helps with fly lining and the other is that I felt that more pieces would make it easier for carp to find the bait.

Do others here use a single piece of corn as well? Do you find that it works better than multiple pieces?

Yes I also use multiple pieces of corn for the exact same reasons.

[goodguy]

For some reason, at least the lakes that I fish I have found that a single kernel works best. I've tried both at the same time and usually get hit with the single. Might just be my finiky fish... Or maybe I'm crazy, both are possible

[carpanglerdude]

Hair rig. Excellent, proven setup for common carp. Bait with corn, bread, boilies, tortillas, etc

[DockRat]

Is this how you do a hair rig ?
Do you flyline Carpdude? I guess they suck down the bait then the hook ?
Thanks DR

[Tom]

Fly lining is the way to go.

I've never seen it fail.

I've also seen boilie rigs work, but that's only if you need to cast out 50 yards and don't want your bait flying off.

i have tried Boilies and fly lining baits at Perris Nothing every time
always go back to bass fishing
yet i see guys at Perris catch HUGE carp
Guess i am just no good at bait and wait

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i have tried Boilies and fly lining baits at Perris Nothing every time
always go back to bass fishing
yet i see guys at Perris catch HUGE carp
Guess i am just no good at bait and wait

Perris carp like meal worms and red worms. I've tried corn at perris with no luck but have accidently caught them off mw&redw.

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Is this how you do a hair rig ?
Do you flyline Carpdude? I guess they suck down the bait then the hook ?
Thanks DR

Yup thats a hair rig.

[inthroughtheocean]

A dough ball soaked in cream of corn.......... or high grade military explosives.

[Tom]

Perris carp like meal worms and red worms. I've tried corn at perris with no luck but have accidently caught them off mw&redw.

Thanks for the tip