Beginner Carp Bait Recipe - Super Easy Carp Fishing
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In this video I'll show you how to catch more Carp this fall with one of my favorite baits! The PACK BAIT! In 60 seconds you can learn how to make this bait and start catching more Carp today! ENJOY!
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As a carp angler from Europe, I can tell you that I am in fact rolling on the ground right now
As a "carp angler from the USA" I can tell you this pack bait works extremely well... Merry Christmas
@@JohnnyfishalotOf course it works... in the USA. Lets say you have broken almost every rule I was taught by some great anglers. Merry Christmas and the happy new year. Tight lines!
@@kornelkowalczyk4568Geez dude people get by without boils. It means U.S.A has better skills as being an angler. Good day Mr. Rookie.
@@The.Rooster469 Have I said anything about using boilies? It all comes down to how your groundbait acts in the water. It is suposed to settle down on the bottom like a carpet in one spot, and slowly, yet consistantly realese bigger parts of groundbait like worms, seeds corns or koi pellets. In Europe fishing isn't just big rod, big boilie on a store bought rig in a lake surrounded by willow trees, fishing for 50 pound carp. The cyprinidae familly is preety damn big, has different species that we studied since centuries and fishing here holds many years of tradition. Honestly it's kind of funny to me how americans belive they are better than everybody in everything and have the audacity to call somebody who they never met or saw "Mr. Rookie" because of one comment they read on the internet. It looks kind of funny when you see people call bass the king of the water, spending massive ammounts of cash on lures, boats and rods when the same fish is known to attack a nailclipper lure.
@@kornelkowalczyk4568 So your talking about chumming? We all know about that. Enlighten us Americans that you know so well. Let’s hear about the “great rules” that he broke. Hahahaha you wanna compare bass anglers? Well buddy I catch them all. Crappie, largemouths, smallmouths, whippers, blue catfish, flatheads etc. try me
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Hey psst ever tried a method feeder - a european angler
Yeah man I've been using this stuff for 2 years about and I catch carp and koi all the time on this stuff it's amazing how it's all just chum around the hook with corn/boilies
@fishingintucsonaz2334 thanks so much for the comment! Yeah agree, super easy and super effective, can't beat it!
@jostadude7636 yeah of course... I have some videos with those as well... ;)
Great catch, you can't argue with results.
Thanks so much Christian!! Really appreciate it... YEah this is probably the easiest pack bait and least expensive to catch some really nice carp... Love it... use it all year round. have you ever tried it??
So it’s the exact same recipe as every other time of year 😂
Ha! Could be! I do know a lot of people that use it year round! Fall time in the Potomac river seems to work better though 😉 good shout though... def can use year round. Thanks so much for watching!
once tried the inside of white bread dipped into molasses on a treble hook.. Worked
Thanks so much for watching MDavis!! really appreciate it AND the comment!! Yeah, absolutely... I think a lot of people over complicate some of this stuff, especially when the carp your after have a sweet tooth! I'm glad you have caught some fish with your technique... I have also caught carp with bread, but I'll have to try the molasses tip there... haha thanks so much again!!
Very similar to my go-to Panko-Oats! Could've used some of this Saturday--only got three small carp and a dink white catfish in 5 hours. Oh well...
Thanks Joe!!! I still have to try those puffs! I'm so used to fishing with boilies and pack bait it's tough to break away haha. Ehh 4 fish is still 4 fish, haha better than getting skunked... 😉
How does it stick on to hook? Or do you put it in a bag?
Hey William, Thanks so much for watching and the question... You can absolutely put it in a bag, but just be sure its not too watery... the corn water from the can will dissolve the bag. My prefered method for this pack bait is the method lead... I just squeeze the bait around the lead and then wedge the hook in the bait to avoid tangles. I did another short on it here, or if you want to see this in action here are a few Carp videos I did using this bait if that helps you out... hope you enjoy! Let me know if you have any questions.
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@@Johnnyfishalot hola soy de argentina...por favor me dirias los condimentos...y tienes algun video donde pueda aprender a ver como lo colocas en el anzuelo? Gracias un abrazo grande
It’s probably cheaper buying 2 mm pellets to put on a feeder and Easier but nice fish mate keep it up man great video do what ever works that’s what I say lol
Thanks so much for watching Mackenzie!! I really appreciate it! Thanks for the comment too! I love getting this type of feedback... where do you buy your pellets? I always found this way to be cheaper to be honest... for canned sweet corn, panko, and jello your at maybe 3 bucks US? If your getting pellets on the cheap I'll definately go for that though (they are designed for carp afterall). I typically use big carp tackle, but I'd definately be interested in cheaper alternatives. Thanks so much for the comment, I really do (sincerely) appreciate it. Hope you had a great weekend and was able to get out fishing!
Targeting Carp at a local spillway here in Northern IL this afternoon, using this bait, hope it'll catch me some
ALRIGHT!!!! CTR Fishing!!! I hope you get them... I assume your using a hair rig and method lead, or are you just baiting the corn? Good luck... I hope you catch them up... Let me know how you do, I'd love to know. Thanks again for watching and the comment.
@@Johnnyfishalot Used the metal from a notebook to put the packbait on, caught 1 Carp in 2 hours of fishing, small one roughly 3 lbs
@@CTRFishing NICEEEEE!!! You got one... that's awesome!! Especially for the winter... great job! I'm so glad the pack bait was able to help... I'm going to have a lot more carp videos coming out, so I hope to help out some more with some different rigs, baits, and tactics. But, GREAT JOB AGAIN!!! I carp finatic buddy I know has been skunked for the last 2 weeks, so you did great! Thanks for writing back!
I would suggest hitting the same spot with the same bait the next day the fish will be in that area allready feeding might catch some more
@@kaneh5812 Yeah I agree with Kane... If the conditions don't change too drastically you can build a nice little feeding area there... Thanks Kane.
Has anyone here catch carp by hand 🖐🏽I went to visit some family in Roswell New Mexico, We went to this place, called bottomless Lakes, and they were catching carp, huge carp by hand 🤯😁 just pulling them out from underneath the bank
I've never done that... no... interesting though.
Im trying it right now, ill let you know how it goes.
Ha ha ha, yes! Please check out my video where I use the same bait for carp fishing. I have also shared some additional tips in those videos. Thank you for leaving your comment!
Little tip dry stuff always goes first
Thanks for the comment Masongallagher... The way I make the bait it becomes a pack bait around the method lead... Butttttt, with that said, I'm not sure I understand your comment? What is your preference for using pack bait? Sorry, not sure I understand your suggestion. Thanks for any clarification.
I do this but the pack bait always falls off the hook
THanks so much for the comment and for tuning in!!! I'm so glad you pointed that out... to avoid I would recommend the following... 1) when you mix the bait make sure it will hold its form in your hand when you squeeze it, but is not rock hard and will still flake apart. 2) I'd recommend using a method feeder to pack your bait. Simply pack your bait in the ribbed section of the weight (method feeder) and then put the hook with a piece of corn or fake corn in the pack bait 3) I'd recommend either tying or purchasing hair rigs and rubber corn to present you bait and get a carp to eat it. If your interested I put some helpful links right here for you to check out. THanks again:
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@@Johnnyfishalot hey man thanks a lot for the insight and quick reply, will have to check it out. Take care
Outdoor boys
Haha niceeee!!!! Is that covered on that channel? I know that channel from watching vidIQ! Definitely a good and easy bait 😉
how do you rig this sort of bait up ? there r some massive carp in a murky river near me and i cant get them to bite
Hey there @youngfishofficial7328 Thanks so much for tuning in and for the question... I actually have a few videos on this if you want to check them out... here is one: th-cam.com/video/Fn_1Dxa4ZXg/w-d-xo.html What I recommend is using a "method lead" so that you can squeeze the pack bait around the method lead and the ribs or groves will hold the bait in place... here's a link to one of these (again, if your interested) amzn.to/4ebFRkX
@@Johnnyfishalot thank you ! i’ll check out your video and the method lead. i rly appreciate the help :))
@youngfishofficial7328 not a problem!!! It's a pleasure helping people catch more fish! Thanks again for tuning in and the question... good luck, hope you catch some nice carp!
I followed the recipe. I noticed the pack bait stayed on the feeder very well. But it didn’t dissolve into the water. Any suggestions
Hey AlonzoJohns5871!! Thanks so much for watching and for the comment/question. I do have some suggestions... Typically the bait doesn't break down in the water when there is too much liquid/water in the mix to begin with... What I do is, I drain out all the water/liquid from the sweet corn before putting it in the bucket... Then I dump it in the bucket, add all the dry ingredients, THENNNN let it sit for 5 - 10 minutes while stirring often... the trick is to add little amounts of liquid and stir then let it sit. It is FAR easier to add more liquids than to take liquids out... Once the bait is firm enough to (kind of) hold its shape in a ball when you squeeze it, but its still breaking apart, that's about perfect. What happens is, when you add to much liquid the jello and bread and corn kind of form a brick and it wont break up easily in water... following some of these little tricks of adding water/liquid slowly and letting the bait sit 5 - 10 minutes will ensure the bait is soaking up the flavors, but its not too heavy with water... I hope this helps.... let me know how this works out for you. Hope you can get carp fishing this weekend!! Thanks... let me know if you have any further questions. Thanks so much.
So what bait do you put on the hook
@@Alonzo5821 I'd recommend a hair rig and you can use a plastic piece of corn or even a boilie... You will need a baiting needle for both... Here's a couple of links incase your not familiar with these tools or bait. th-cam.com/video/IKTt4BtGN3Q/w-d-xo.htmlsi=5qvkh4uFk1yjNABR th-cam.com/video/IKTt4BtGN3Q/w-d-xo.htmlsi=5qvkh4uFk1yjNABR amzn.to/4ev85aw
What kind of hook do you use? Circle hook?
Hey Nascar Junk... thanks so much for the question... I really appreciate it... I actually do not use circle hooks for carp... what I am using in this video #6 (I typically use a #6 or #8 size hook) is a Korda Kamakura hook.... You can find these on BigCarpTackle.com. I also use a #6 or #8 wide gap Korda Hook Link to something like that is here: amzn.to/45ph1J2
Circle hooks don't work well for carp because they usually try and spit the hook imidiately and don't give the circle hook enough time to turn in the fish's mouth... Using a small korda hook (or any brand you like) tied with knotless knot and "kicker" or piece of shrink tubing to form a 30 degree angle where line is coming out of the hook is perfect for immediately turning the hook into the bottom of the fish's mouth as soon as it picks up your bait... I hope this helps... let me know if you have any more questions... Always happy to help ;)
How long did your hand stay red?
hahaha for a little while... but, here's the thing with carp fishing all these ingredients smell like dessert, so you basically have delicious smelling hands vs bait smelling hands... haha
Sweetcorm
Yes, exactly... that is sweet corn in the pack bait. THanks for watching.
Corn kills a lot of other fish and small fish, they can't digest it. I've cut trout open and be full of corn. Maybe it's just trout, but I don't fish with corn unless it a pond or pay lake. 👍👍I like your videos.
Thanks so much Travis, really appreciate that... and REALLY appreciate the comment... I have heard that before, and honestly I'm not sure what the circumstances are around these reports... I use sweet corn from a can which is almost like mush... I have heard that deer feed corn (much harder is tough to digest). I'll dig into a little more, but I have heard this about carp, but then other carp anglers say the opposite... I'm not sure about trout though honestly... yeah I have heard it before, I'll have to look more closely into it. Thanks so much for the kind comments... Always makes my day when folks say they are enjoying the content. Hope you having a great weekend Travis!! Thanks so much again for the comment.
Corn only kills fish if yoy use dried and its not prepared correctly soak it for 24hrs and boul till soft shouldn't be hard in the centre. If not made right a fish will fill its belly and it will swell and kill the fish. Tinned sweetcorn or frozen is fine
You in jio. 😊
Too bad cali doesn't allow corn
oh no... I did not know that!! I mean not allowing sweet corn is kinda silly, its super soft and practically disolves in water. Its not like its boiled hard corn where the fish have trouble digesting it. Have you ever tried boilies? Thats probably your best bet :)
@@Johnnyfishalot my buddy was thinking of white bread :)
@@Mr-Eleven Bread does work, but it works best with floater rods and setups (top water fishing for carp). If you guys want to be your baits down and fish for carp I'd honestly recommend some hair rigs and some boilies, you don't have to go nuts and the rigs and baits are pretty affordable. I'd recommend (not affiliated at all with either company) mainline baits or sticky baits. I think you can get both delivered to your house from BigCarpTackle.com (again not affiliated at all haha, just a sincere recommendation). The other thing you can look for is oatmeal combo packbaits like the one I showed you, but instead of corn you use seed and oatmeal. If you do want to try boilies I'd recommend only a few flavors to start out with (again you can go insane looking at all the nonsense carp marketing out there)... I'd go with manilla (sweet) and something savory like bloodworm or krill boilies. Let the carp tell ya what they like day to day... I hope that helps... let me know if you have any questions or if you need any help. Thanks so much for the comment... really appreciate it. LEt me know if you catch any nice carp!! Love those fish!!!
Way to much corn and not enough oats… lmao
Ha, what are you talking about.... its a panko, corn, and jello recipe. I use oats in different blends, but zero oats was in this recipe.
I don't know why you'd be fishing for a carp. Do you need to be steelhead fishing or salmon fishing something construction not going after garbage fish
ahhhhhh I couldn't disagree more... Carp are nothing but tanks that you put a hook into and enjoy the fight... They are amazing fish! I'd highly recommend you try and go after them and then tell me what you think. Thanks for tuning in and the comment.
This guys not a true fisherman lol it’s about the fight bro not the eats have fun fishing
Why is it that u get to consider them garbage fish when everywhere else eats them?
Hooking corn on the hook does the same thing.
Thanks for watching Duck, I respectfully disagree... plain old corn on a hook does not bait an area for fish and the liquid additives you can add to a pack bait make even more appealing to get fish feeding and rooting around in an area. Additionally, with a pack bait you can chum in areas and/or states where chuming is not allowed because its attached to your hook. Furthermore, using a hair rig with a pack bait will dramatically increase you hook up ratios far more than just baiting a hook. Additionally, again, using a rubber piece of corn on a hair vs baiting corn on a hook limits the amount of turtles and small fish are going to peck away your bait before a carp finds your hook. The rubber corn that's flavored allows for the carp to get your hook and not a turtle or small fish... Hope that helps... If you end up trying it, let me know how you make out. Thanks again.
@@user-ng4co5di1w haha thanks User... that's what I'm here for, can't wait to hear if Duck catches some more fish next time he heads out... ;) I saw your other comment on being super specific on ingredients of the pack bait, thanks so much for participating in the comments... Really appreciate it. Thanks again...