They obviously comunicate with each other , 2 arrived at first ,tasted it ,swam off and 4 came back, then more arrived , so im seeing how sensitive these fish are and if you can read body language looks like the leader swam across in front of the Orange Ball to tell them to leave it alone. Excellent video, more interesting than British TV. 😂😂
Thank you for watching and for your comment. It often happens that when one of the carp is startled, the others in the area don't show themselves for a while. It seems that the carp are indeed warning each other of danger.🐟
VERY GOOD VIDEO ! To select big carp (over 20 pounds), if you don't have boilies, there is no need to use a different bait, you just need the corn to be baited to be much harder than the sweet corn for bait. Soak agricultural corn for only 24 hours and do not cook it. A big carp has much more power in its pharyngeal teeth than a small one, and its lips are so sensitive that it allows it to make an initial selection of what it can ingest or not. Bait generously as in the video BUT do not place your hard corn on the baiting mat, place it 1 or 2 meters outside, big carp are very wary, they will be more easily tempted by an isolated bait. After which you have to be patient...😉
Wow! One of the best underwater video’s I’ve seen. Learned so much from that. Match the hatch is best, and they take the particles from around the edge long before they get to the middle of the pile. I’m a match angler but this really helps me understand how carp behave. It’s given me a few ideas to try out. Thanks a lot for sharing.
Thank you for watching and for your comment. I was hoping the carp would immediately eat the bait in the middle, but they seemed quite cautious and didn't come close easily. I'm glad you enjoyed the video.
I caught my first Big Carp using corn this last week. Chumm'd the waters with sweet corn and creamed corn. Made myself a carp rig with a small hook tied to a pool noodle I cut into a ball. Than with a small leader tied that to the hook so it floats upside down. Put a couple corns on the hook and boom 15-20 pounder took it. I lost a bigger one last night. It works people. But you can't spook em and gotta wait for them to take off with the hook.
Hi , the hard corn that is not boiled is very hard for the carp to digest and has no appetite for several days or weeks. For this reason most forbid dry corn that is not boiled on their ponds. Instead, boiled corn that is soft or boxed corn such as bonduelle is ok, the carp digests it quite quickly, and his appetite is on for next day 😁
Thank you for watching and commenting. That's the first time I've heard that opinion! I didn't know that uncooked corn was not good. I've only ever used canned corn that's been cooked! Thank you for letting me know.😄
Good video. But why not scatter the corn freebies and then use a hook bait with corn or fake single pop up corn as a hook bait. U can see the fish are wary of the orange ball. To the point they clean up area around it. I’ve seen a lot of under water vids where the hook bait looks nothing like the free offerings. And so often the fish know there’s something that doesn’t look right. Surely entice the fish with free stuff but with a camouflaged bait, I wonder would your hooking rate be higher?
Thank you for watching and commenting. It's more illustrative for the carp fishing experiment to use baits of different colors. When I really can't catch anything, I resort to using the same bait as the surrounding ones.😄
When i was a kid 50 years ago i went to the red owl store and bought a can of corn for 10 cents, biked down to the milwaukee river. I pulled out the can opener and lets the juices flow down stream and then tossed about 3 handfuls of corn out..Like ringing the dinner bell those carp came a callin, lol...Memories.
Thank you very much for watching and commenting. I'm really glad that watching this video brought back some wonderful memories of your past. I'm also very happy about it! I'm glad I made this video!
We always put a can of corn on a drop line but only put holes in the can with a old style opener that punched the triangle holes,left the can right before sunset then came back the following morning to remove the can and using the kernels for bait in the same location...we used it for cats AND carp...
Everyone is going to be mad at me, but in a lot of states it's illegal to chum with corn. I'm not one to call the corn police lol, but just FYI everyone, the fish can't digest the corn. So if you do use corn and/or chum with it, you need to go easy. Fish can actually get digestive blocks from this. It was effective though, but took A LOT of time to actually get a bite.
I don't care about the fish getting constipated. If it works, it won't have time to worry before I'm shoving an ice pick through its brain and snipping the main artery.
I have caught carp on just light bread (white) , corn, cat food (dry mixed with some water) dough balls, homemade jello dough, a mixture of minute rice, instant grits with ketchup. kinda depends on where your fishing and pond or river/creek.
It's easy to say bottom bait on clear patches and possibly a colour match the freebies as they looked very spooked and cautious on the hook bait. Good to see how they react to it.
Thank you for watching and commenting. I also noticed that the fish seemed wary of the hook bait. Maybe making it too obvious isn’t always the best approach.
@@extremefishcrossing normally you would think somthing that stands out will catch thier eye but obviously not in that case 😂 makes me rethink bout my bait presentation now.
If you watch their eyes you will see they look directly at the Boillie and literally analyzing it. Then you can almost hear them thinking, Nope that is simply not right for here, lets have more of that yellow stuff.
Whole corn works like a charm on carp and catfish - my buddies and I used to use this long ago and would catch tons of fish with this technique. Only thing is that your throw the corn out at near sunset and come back at the next sunrise and start reeling them in - yeah! really does work well
Thank you for watching and commenting. That's a great method! I didn't know that you could catch catfish with corn too! I would love to try catching catfish with corn someday!
If you scatter your corn a little wider, so it's a little bit thinner on the ground, and fish with corn for hook bait, as well, I think you'll see your hookup rate increase big time. Nr 8 medium wire hook, short hair, one pop-up foam kernel to neutralize hook weight, and one real kernel for the scent/ taste. If they're really skittish, a single kernel direct on a 10, no hair. But that opens you up to more bream and tench by-catch. Mixing in a handful of mealworms with the corn, and using those for hook bait can also work wonders on timid fish.
Imagine how much quicker the take would have happened with less freebies and a non floating hookbait. Great reminder of the things we learn and forget along the way.
Crafty buggers. Hopefully I can bank 1 of similar size in tomorrow's first session of the year. Yellow boilies and corn on rod 1 and 2, with a big red gubstopper on 3.
Yes, it expands in the carp's gut and they simply die. Soak it for 24 hours, then cook it until it splits, and add a little salt. Very good bait for big fish.
A VERY old wives tale!! Corn does NOT expand in the stomach and kill fish ... it has long been passed through the digestive system before that could possibly happen! Boil corn for 24 hours and it expands virtually zero - just becomes softer - so how long would take to expand by ANY degree in the cold waters ...? YEARS!!
Yes if you gonna use dry corn it will expand in the fish's gut. That's why The corn needs to be soaked in water for about 24 hours before you go out to fish with it. Then it won't expand in the fish's guts.
Great video. Judging by their grouping and the fact they weren't all over the corn, you probably didn't need to feed THAT much, looks like its one of their usual feeding spots already. Few loose fed small pellets with a nice halibut pellet on the rig would yield results
Thank you for watching and commenting. Because the bait is too clustered, it feels like the fish are reluctant to approach it. I'll be more careful next time.
@@extremefishcrossing was interesting to see their response to a heavy baiting. Going back quite a few years, a small group of us used to test new baits in an out of bounds shallowish bay, a few carp used to pretty much go straight in and start feeding, but most of the carp, mainly commons strangely, would just swim around the outside of the baiting area and just pick up one or two baits then swim off and then come back and do it again
@@clivelogsdon1492 In this video, similar things are happening. I've been filming for about a week, but the carp don't seem to come near the bait easily.
Thank you for watching and commenting. I'm glad you liked it. Since carp are smart, it's easy to catch them the first time, but it's difficult from the second time on! Let's both keep trying and catch more fish!
just shows how good sweet corn is ,and how ineffective boilies can be,,they eyed up the boily then scarpered it only worked when most of the sweet corn had gone and more carp were competing for the last grains,and stirred up the muck on the bottom obscuring the rig that could be seen clearly before,interesting video,,tight lines ,sweet corn next time i go,,
Thank you for watching and commenting. That definitely sounds like it would work! It seems like it might be difficult to use if the bread dissolves in the water after being submerged for a long time.
Yeah I spent the entire day casting.. nothing not a single fish. But to me it's about the time out there 😊 enjoying nature. Tomorrow I'll buy a reel Shimano two speed something like that 😂 I don't even know what it is all I know it's in perfect shape almost new and cheap and yet on eBay it's expensive, I'll get it for $80.
Thank you for watching and for your comment! Some days are just like that. I went fishing both yesterday and today, but I didn’t catch anything either. It felt like there weren’t any fish around at all, but when I reviewed the underwater footage, I was surprised. The fish were actually biting multiple times, but I just couldn’t get the hook to set, maybe my rig wasn’t quite right. Let’s keep enjoying fishing together!
You should really try RANGE CUBES (Cattle Feed) they break down in a short time like 45 minutes. Carp LOVE these large cigar sized pellets and after they have broken down they make a cloud of nutritious particles flowing over thier senses with great results in feed stimulation. Then fishing over the broken down Range Cubes with Maize or boilies , and tiger nuts is deadly. :)
Your supposed to broadcast it in a line, further from shore……baiting it at the ends…..it’s much better to add sugar and water, let it bake in the sun to start the ferment process…..
So this is one reason that I squirt some attractant in a can of corn and use it as hook bait but around where I live im the only one that fishes for carp so they are not used to a whole bunch of bait
You can see how cautious they are, gentle picking up the bait, seemly to hold it then ejecting. Probably waiting to see if they get hooked, big beds of bait seem to be a warning, they eye it up and skirt around the edges, I am sure they do pick up the bait many times and eject it without the angler ever seeing any indication.
Thank you for watching and commenting. Yes, that's right. The carps are quite cautious and don't approach easily. It seemed like they knew which baits were dangerous.
Thank you for watching and commenting. I used the pink bait for four days, but the carp seemed to be very cautious and there was no sign of catching any, so from the fifth day onwards, I switched to the yellow bait.
Sweetcorn is like haribo to carp they love it ,try sweetcorn pasties ...get a slice of bread and place your rig and hook bait in the middle of it and then half a handful of tinned sweet corn and fold the bread around it all with wet hands , the bread sticks together and binds it a in a ball containing your rig and bait then drop it in the margin you've been baiting for a few days .....they digest bread and corn very easily and the two combined make for the best not only carp bait but tench barbel and bream love it just as much plus roach . Almost all coarse fish will take bread and corn before anything else ....the old ways are best cheap too .
Hi , the hard corn that is not boiled is very hard for the carp to digest and has no appetite for several days or weeks. For this reason most forbid dry corn that is not boiled on their ponds. Instead, boiled corn that is soft or boxed corn such as bonduelle is ok, the carp digests it quite quickly, and his appetite is on for next day 😁
@extremefishcrossing Hi , the hard corn that is not boiled is very hard for the carp to digest and has no appetite for several days or weeks. For this reason most forbid dry corn that is not boiled on their ponds. Instead, boiled corn that is soft or boxed corn such as bonduelle is ok, the carp digests it quite quickly, and his appetite is on for next day 😁
I don't pretend to know all about fish and corn but some fish (trout) will eat it thinking its eggs. The problem is they are not equipped to digest corn so their guts clog and they die. Some places corn is illegal . Check with your Game and Fish dept for whatever is true.
Thank you for watching and commenting. I see. Thank you for your valuable input. Is it the raw corn that is the problem? What if it is boiled and softened?
Thank you for watching and commenting. As others have mentioned, it seems that way. Please make sure to check if chumming is allowed and whether it’s legal in your area before enjoying your fishing!
Thank you for watching and commenting. I heard that carp have poor eyesight, so I thought it would be okay if the hook stood out a little, but it didn't work. The carp noticed where the hooks were.
Ive had the most success in matching the bait. Corn has really been a hit for me, but i just slap that directly onto the hook. Some people use a hairline
Superbe vidéo ! Bravo c'est très instructif ! Quel matériel utilisez-vous pour filmer sous l'eau ? j'aimerai aussi voir ce qui se passe sous l'eau ,c'est un rêve d'enfant ,bien que ,j'ai aujourd'hui plus de 60 ans 🙂
Merci beaucoup pour votre visionnage. Je suis ravi que vous ayez apprécié cette vidéo ! Pour filmer sous l'eau, j'utilise des équipements tels que GoPro et Insta360 ! Je pense que poursuivre ses rêves quel que soit son âge est une chose merveilleuse !😁
I dont like or think boilies are a great bait you would be better off throwing a worm or a piece of corn on a hair rig in the center of the chum pile. I fish for carp alot and canned corn is my go to bait. Worms and corn.
Thank you for your input and comment. I haven't tried using worms yet, but I'll consider giving them a try someday. Don't you find that using only corn takes too long for the carp to gather?
@@extremefishcrossing no, what I have found is carp like to feed in certain areas for some odd reason. If you move 10 feet left or right of that spot they don't feed, i fish the same spots because of this. Once I find a spot they eat I keep going to that spot. You will notice areas were they congregate. I also take the water from the can of corn keeping the lid on and dump all the juice in the water spreading out in the current before I start to chum. My buddy can attest to the spot fishing I told him to try it one day and move down away from a spot I found sure enough I caught 6 in 30 minutes he caught zero. As soon as he moved back he started catching them. They like slack water silty bottom, in the canals for some reason its always under a overhanging tree with no veg growth in the water
@@extremefishcrossing canned sweet corn del monte I think it's called. More expensive but the kernels are firmer and stay on he hook. I cover the entire hook with corn. I don't normally use a hair rig at all. But have used them with success its just not needed.
@@covidisevent201 It's fascinating to search for where carp feed. Once you catch a few in the same spot, they become wary, making it difficult to catch them with the same bait. That's why I change bait every time. Fishing with just corn for years is amazing!
@@extremefishcrossing yup, years in the same spots. Consistently in the same spots. My buddy thinks they forget or they don't associate the food with the hook. One fish I've caught multiple times over years. Easy to recognize it has one eye. Or they just aren't that smart. I gotta do some videos. By the way loved your video was awesome to see them feed. One of my favorite freshwater fish to go for. Definitely try the worms in the chum pile, better then boilies I'm not a fan of them.
@@casual_flexDepends where you live. In our regulations it specifically says Chumming is illegal. Probably fine to do with carp and other fish but we only have trout where I live.
Thank you for watching and commenting. I've heard similar opinions from people in Colorado a few times. What bait do fishermen in Colorado use to catch carp? Colorado seems like such a wonderful place, being so fish-friendly!
Great footage, watching them graze like cattle is interesting, and being able to study the habits is amazing, thanks for sharing, very enjoyable!
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I'm glad you enjoyed it!
I'll do my best to capture even more beautiful footage next time!
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They obviously comunicate with each other , 2 arrived at first ,tasted it ,swam off and 4 came back, then more arrived , so im seeing how sensitive these fish are and if you can read body language looks like the leader swam across in front of the Orange Ball to tell them to leave it alone. Excellent video, more interesting than British TV. 😂😂
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It often happens that when one of the carp is startled, the others in the area don't show themselves for a while.
It seems that the carp are indeed warning each other of danger.🐟
VERY GOOD VIDEO ! To select big carp (over 20 pounds), if you don't have boilies, there is no need to use a different bait, you just need the corn to be baited to be much harder than the sweet corn for bait. Soak agricultural corn for only 24 hours and do not cook it. A big carp has much more power in its pharyngeal teeth than a small one, and its lips are so sensitive that it allows it to make an initial selection of what it can ingest or not. Bait generously as in the video BUT do not place your hard corn on the baiting mat, place it 1 or 2 meters outside, big carp are very wary, they will be more easily tempted by an isolated bait. After which you have to be patient...😉
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I see, it's better to keep the bait slightly apart from the others.
Thank you for letting me know.😄
I have had good success with just using the sweet corn from the can on a hook, but the biggest I've caught was around 15 pounds.
Wow! One of the best underwater video’s I’ve seen. Learned so much from that. Match the hatch is best, and they take the particles from around the edge long before they get to the middle of the pile. I’m a match angler but this really helps me understand how carp behave. It’s given me a few ideas to try out. Thanks a lot for sharing.
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I was hoping the carp would immediately eat the bait in the middle, but they seemed quite cautious and didn't come close easily.
I'm glad you enjoyed the video.
I caught my first Big Carp using corn this last week.
Chumm'd the waters with sweet corn and creamed corn.
Made myself a carp rig with a small hook tied to a pool noodle I cut into a ball. Than with a small leader tied that to the hook so it floats upside down. Put a couple corns on the hook and boom 15-20 pounder took it.
I lost a bigger one last night.
It works people. But you can't spook em and gotta wait for them to take off with the hook.
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It’s a shame you lost the big carp, but I’m glad you were able to catch one!
Sweet corn really works well!
Hi , the hard corn that is not boiled is very hard for the carp to digest and has no appetite for several days or weeks. For this reason most forbid dry corn that is not boiled on their ponds.
Instead, boiled corn that is soft or boxed corn such as bonduelle is ok, the carp digests it quite quickly, and his appetite is on for next day 😁
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That's the first time I've heard that opinion!
I didn't know that uncooked corn was not good. I've only ever used canned corn that's been cooked!
Thank you for letting me know.😄
Unkooked mais takes up water and expanes, get bigger, also inside of a carp. Soak it for 24 hours en cook it for aleast a half an hour, must
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Do trout die if they eat corn?
@Matthew-wn8oq Has it really been said since that long ago?
What do people use as bait for fishing?
@Matthew-wn8oq That's an interesting fishing method!
I'm jealous that you can catch fish all day long!
Good video. But why not scatter the corn freebies and then use a hook bait with corn or fake single pop up corn as a hook bait. U can see the fish are wary of the orange ball. To the point they clean up area around it. I’ve seen a lot of under water vids where the hook bait looks nothing like the free offerings. And so often the fish know there’s something that doesn’t look right. Surely entice the fish with free stuff but with a camouflaged bait, I wonder would your hooking rate be higher?
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It's more illustrative for the carp fishing experiment to use baits of different colors.
When I really can't catch anything, I resort to using the same bait as the surrounding ones.😄
@@extremefishcrossing great reply!
@@DanielOnTheBank Thank you.😄
This guy tells the uber driver he's going the wrong way.... great video. Anyone with a brain gets it
@@wayneb6441 Thank you for watching and commenting.
When i was a kid 50 years ago i went to the red owl store and bought a can of corn for 10 cents, biked down to the milwaukee river. I pulled out the can opener and lets the juices flow down stream and then tossed about 3 handfuls of corn out..Like ringing the dinner bell those carp came a callin, lol...Memories.
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I'm really glad that watching this video brought back some wonderful memories of your past.
I'm also very happy about it!
I'm glad I made this video!
@@extremefishcrossing ty.
We always put a can of corn on a drop line but only put holes in the can with a old style opener that punched the triangle holes,left the can right before sunset then came back the following morning to remove the can and using the kernels for bait in the same location...we used it for cats AND carp...
@@RalphLaakthis might be a dumb question but doesnt all the ‘flavour’ get out of the corn then?
@@yktv27yea..but the fish are using their sight to eat
Great video learn so much more watching carp under water on how they react to different baits and colours baits keep the videos coming 👍
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I will do my best in creating more videos!😄
Everyone is going to be mad at me, but in a lot of states it's illegal to chum with corn. I'm not one to call the corn police lol, but just FYI everyone, the fish can't digest the corn. So if you do use corn and/or chum with it, you need to go easy. Fish can actually get digestive blocks from this. It was effective though, but took A LOT of time to actually get a bite.
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I don't care about the fish getting constipated. If it works, it won't have time to worry before I'm shoving an ice pick through its brain and snipping the main artery.
It's my understanding that carp don't have stomachs but food goes through the intestine. In one end and out the other.
Unreal footage!
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Carp love corn anything 😮
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That's correct!😄
I have caught carp on just light bread (white) , corn, cat food (dry mixed with some water) dough balls, homemade jello dough, a mixture of minute rice, instant grits with ketchup. kinda depends on where your fishing and pond or river/creek.
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You mixed a lot.
That's great.
Carp fishing is fun because you can try many different baits!
It's easy to say bottom bait on clear patches and possibly a colour match the freebies as they looked very spooked and cautious on the hook bait. Good to see how they react to it.
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I also noticed that the fish seemed wary of the hook bait.
Maybe making it too obvious isn’t always the best approach.
@@extremefishcrossing normally you would think somthing that stands out will catch thier eye but obviously not in that case 😂 makes me rethink bout my bait presentation now.
Good video, I always like people try new things to see if it will work or not 👍
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I'm glad you liked it!😁
If you watch their eyes you will see they look directly at the Boillie and literally analyzing it. Then you can almost hear them thinking, Nope that is simply not right for here, lets have more of that yellow stuff.
That's right!
It seems like they are looking and thinking with their eyes!
Whole corn works like a charm on carp and catfish - my buddies and I used to use this long ago and would catch tons of fish with this technique. Only thing is that your throw the corn out at near sunset and come back at the next sunrise and start reeling them in - yeah! really does work well
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That's a great method!
I didn't know that you could catch catfish with corn too!
I would love to try catching catfish with corn someday!
@@extremefishcrossing We didn't know it would catch catfish until we started catching catfish, so it was a surprise to us too.
Супер видео,а я то думал почему нет поклевок!👍
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If you scatter your corn a little wider, so it's a little bit thinner on the ground, and fish with corn for hook bait, as well, I think you'll see your hookup rate increase big time. Nr 8 medium wire hook, short hair, one pop-up foam kernel to neutralize hook weight, and one real kernel for the scent/ taste. If they're really skittish, a single kernel direct on a 10, no hair. But that opens you up to more bream and tench by-catch.
Mixing in a handful of mealworms with the corn, and using those for hook bait can also work wonders on timid fish.
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That sounds like a really effective method!
I appreciate you sharing it with me!
Great video!! What is the camera that you are using. It’s very clear.
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For this video, I used a GoPro 9 and an X3.
Imagine how much quicker the take would have happened with less freebies and a non floating hookbait.
Great reminder of the things we learn and forget along the way.
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I was also surprised when I came back from fishing and saw how the fish reacted in this footage!
Wow! Nice man❤
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Such a cool video! Good to see how our target fish react to a bed of corn.
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I'm glad you enjoyed the video.
Crafty buggers. Hopefully I can bank 1 of similar size in tomorrow's first session of the year. Yellow boilies and corn on rod 1 and 2, with a big red gubstopper on 3.
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Carp are very cautious and intelligent.
They are difficult to catch.
Yes, it expands in the carp's gut and they simply die. Soak it for 24 hours, then cook it until it splits, and add a little salt. Very good bait for big fish.
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It's the first time I've heard of adding salt! I'll give it a try if I get the chance!
A VERY old wives tale!!
Corn does NOT expand in the stomach and kill fish ... it has long been passed through the digestive system before that could possibly happen!
Boil corn for 24 hours and it expands virtually zero - just becomes softer - so how long would take to expand by ANY degree in the cold waters ...? YEARS!!
Yes if you gonna use dry corn it will expand in the fish's gut. That's why The corn needs to be soaked in water for about 24 hours before you go out to fish with it. Then it won't expand in the fish's guts.
Great video. Judging by their grouping and the fact they weren't all over the corn, you probably didn't need to feed THAT much, looks like its one of their usual feeding spots already. Few loose fed small pellets with a nice halibut pellet on the rig would yield results
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I see!
Thank you for the advice.
Wow, they were cautious. That's why I spread the bait more and still fish just off it
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Because the bait is too clustered, it feels like the fish are reluctant to approach it. I'll be more careful next time.
@@extremefishcrossing was interesting to see their response to a heavy baiting. Going back quite a few years, a small group of us used to test new baits in an out of bounds shallowish bay, a few carp used to pretty much go straight in and start feeding, but most of the carp, mainly commons strangely, would just swim around the outside of the baiting area and just pick up one or two baits then swim off and then come back and do it again
Didn't actually finish my reply lol. ....ever since then I've fished on the outside of a baited area, it works.
@@clivelogsdon1492 In this video, similar things are happening. I've been filming for about a week, but the carp don't seem to come near the bait easily.
@@extremefishcrossing I'll check that tomorrow, cheers
Good excellent 👍
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Gr w at video, I think carp are very smart fish. I use the hair hook, and I have a hard time catching them they just sit there a look at it
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Since carp are smart, it's easy to catch them the first time, but it's difficult from the second time on!
Let's both keep trying and catch more fish!
Great footage, I can't help but think that a couple of grains on the hair would have worked better.
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Awesome video thanks
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just shows how good sweet corn is ,and how ineffective boilies can be,,they eyed up the boily then scarpered it only worked when most of the sweet corn had gone and more carp were competing for the last grains,and stirred up the muck on the bottom obscuring the rig that could be seen clearly before,interesting video,,tight lines ,sweet corn next time i go,,
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Indeed, having just one boilies there looks quite unnatural, and they seem to be quite wary!
Get a load of hemp out there with the corn.
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Cool video 👍. What camera did you use under water? If you don’t mind saying
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I used GoPro, Insta360 X3, and other cameras!
Used to use bread squeezed into a ball and then doused in vanilla extract for carp and catfish. They could never resist the stuff.
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That definitely sounds like it would work!
It seems like it might be difficult to use if the bread dissolves in the water after being submerged for a long time.
Awesome vid ❤
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Rad video.
Huge carp nice
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They did a great job of eating all the corn around your bait
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The fish were quick to eat the bait around the hook, but they wouldn’t bite the one on it.
Carp fishing is amazing ,nothing fights like a carp
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Carp fishing is wonderful!
catfish!!!!
Nice content my friend
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Real cool video, very interesting
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Superbe vidéo merci beaucoup
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Bread ball on a treble. Any chum.👌🏾
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It looks like it's going to be a great catch!
Unbelievable! I would have bet they take the outstanding corn as soon as possible.
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I used to use corn for planted trout,but read that it blocks their intestines. I guess for the larger carp it wouldn't be an issue.
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I'm relieved to hear that!
I've heard the same thing, I think some states have banned the use of corn because of that.
Gotta thread the corn on!..did it as a kid for easy carp.cheapest bait around ..a can of whole kernel corn..
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Next time I use corn, I'll thread it onto the line!
@@extremefishcrossing No!..thread it on the hook ..bro!..lol
Great vid,, if that was a yellow pineapple pop up it would be deadly, there just to wary of the colour of your boilie 👍
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The color of bait is indeed important.
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That was 😎
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Yeah I spent the entire day casting.. nothing not a single fish. But to me it's about the time out there 😊 enjoying nature. Tomorrow I'll buy a reel Shimano two speed something like that 😂 I don't even know what it is all I know it's in perfect shape almost new and cheap and yet on eBay it's expensive, I'll get it for $80.
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Some days are just like that.
I went fishing both yesterday and today, but I didn’t catch anything either.
It felt like there weren’t any fish around at all, but when I reviewed the underwater footage, I was surprised.
The fish were actually biting multiple times, but I just couldn’t get the hook to set, maybe my rig wasn’t quite right.
Let’s keep enjoying fishing together!
You should really try RANGE CUBES (Cattle Feed) they break down in a short time like 45 minutes. Carp LOVE these large cigar sized pellets and after they have broken down they make a cloud of nutritious particles flowing over thier senses with great results in feed stimulation. Then fishing over the broken down Range Cubes with Maize or boilies , and tiger nuts is deadly. :)
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I'd love to try RANGE CUBES if I can get my hands on them!
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It's quite clear water put some boilies and hemp jest sweetcorn use it on the hook??
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I understand.
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Have you tried chick peas as a carp bait? I've had success on it. I buy it in tins as it's already soaked and ready for the hook.
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I haven't tried that bait yet.
When I get some chickpeas, I'll give it a try! Thank you for letting me know.
I caught a pike on a chickpea once while fishing for carp
@@DavidAdaway-t8w That's great! I'd like to try pike fishing too!
Your supposed to broadcast it in a line, further from shore……baiting it at the ends…..it’s much better to add sugar and water, let it bake in the sun to start the ferment process…..
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That’s the first time I’ve heard of that method!
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06:56 Nice of Danny Fairbrass to show up! 👄 😅
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So this is one reason that I squirt some attractant in a can of corn and use it as hook bait but around where I live im the only one that fishes for carp so they are not used to a whole bunch of bait
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It's better to have fewer people fishing for carp around because then there are more carp to catch.
thanks for share
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You can see how cautious they are, gentle picking up the bait, seemly to hold it then ejecting. Probably waiting to see if they get hooked, big beds of bait seem to be a warning, they eye it up and skirt around the edges, I am sure they do pick up the bait many times and eject it without the angler ever seeing any indication.
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Yes, that's right.
The carps are quite cautious and don't approach easily.
It seemed like they knew which baits were dangerous.
Nice❤
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Cool video. :) How much time between changing the pink hookbait to a yellow hookbait? I have some camera movies myself, i find it very interesting.
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I used the pink bait for four days, but the carp seemed to be very cautious and there was no sign of catching any, so from the fifth day onwards, I switched to the yellow bait.
Hey guys, I told Carl not to eat the orange one because it would change his life.
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That's why Carl didn't eat it right away.😂
Wonderful footage.
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What is the camera you are filming from under the water?
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I used GoPro, Insta360 X3, and other cameras!
trés bonne vidéo, la méfiance des carpes est stupéfiante et donne une trés bonne indication pour nos futures peches
Merci pour votre visionnage et votre commentaire. Cela me fait plaisir de l'entendre.
What does the coloured ball do? Why is there a boom boom boom heart action while they are thinking whether to eat that orange/blue ball?
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The colored ball is bait! I think they are excited because they want to eat it.
Muito top
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I always wondered about corn. Eat it and it comes out in stool. So do fish eat and not digest it?
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That's an interesting question.
I wonder about that too.
Let's see if someone knowledgeable can enlighten us!
Sweetcorn is like haribo to carp they love it ,try sweetcorn pasties ...get a slice of bread and place your rig and hook bait in the middle of it and then half a handful of tinned sweet corn and fold the bread around it all with wet hands , the bread sticks together and binds it a in a ball containing your rig and bait then drop it in the margin you've been baiting for a few days .....they digest bread and corn very easily and the two combined make for the best not only carp bait but tench barbel and bream love it just as much plus roach . Almost all coarse fish will take bread and corn before anything else ....the old ways are best cheap too .
Hi , the hard corn that is not boiled is very hard for the carp to digest and has no appetite for several days or weeks. For this reason most forbid dry corn that is not boiled on their ponds.
Instead, boiled corn that is soft or boxed corn such as bonduelle is ok, the carp digests it quite quickly, and his appetite is on for next day 😁
@extremefishcrossing Hi , the hard corn that is not boiled is very hard for the carp to digest and has no appetite for several days or weeks. For this reason most forbid dry corn that is not boiled on their ponds.
Instead, boiled corn that is soft or boxed corn such as bonduelle is ok, the carp digests it quite quickly, and his appetite is on for next day 😁
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This is noo good!- Why give the fish a lot of carbohydrates? Do you think the fish i used to that?
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Could you please explain why carbohydrates are not good?
I'll take it into account for the next video.
In colder months fish don’t eat as much and prefer carby foods to protein foods. Nothing wrong with giving them the carbs
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Carbohydrates are okay, then.
That's good to know.
Because it’s fine and you should think before you speak.
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I don't pretend to know all about fish and corn but some fish (trout) will eat it thinking its eggs. The problem is they are not equipped to digest corn so their guts clog and they die.
Some places corn is illegal .
Check with your Game and Fish dept for whatever is true.
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Oh, I see.
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I had no idea that corn was illegal in some places.
What is the limit on whitetail deerfish
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How deep is the water here?
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The water depth here is about 1 to 3 meters.
Boa noite amigo e parabéns pelo vídeo e pelas imagens espectaculares 💯🎣🎣💯
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Next time, I'll go fishing in a river where I can take even more beautiful shots.😄
I had a fisheries biologist once tell me that feeding corn to fish actually kills them. He said they can’t digest it
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I see.
Thank you for your valuable input.
Is it the raw corn that is the problem?
What if it is boiled and softened?
It doesn't that's a myth. It passes straight through them
It's called chumming and it's illegal in most places.
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As others have mentioned, it seems that way.
Please make sure to check if chumming is allowed and whether it’s legal in your area before enjoying your fishing!
Never seen someone carpet bomb a swim with ground-bait like that. 🤣☝🏻
Where I come from, this is called chuming the water. In Colorado that gets you a ticket. Happy fishing
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I hope you have a good fishing experience too.
So you’re from Earth? Got it.
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I believe that's probably the case.😃
I'm no mathematician. But it's always seemed to me for every one bit of free bait you lessen your chances by one. Just me.
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I appreciate the variety of opinions!
You’re not a fisherman by the sound of things, either.
I would put corn on the hook to blend in with the rest.
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I heard that carp have poor eyesight, so I thought it would be okay if the hook stood out a little, but it didn't work.
The carp noticed where the hooks were.
So you chummed corn... and then used an orange egg? 🤔
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That's right. I used a bright colored bait to see how the carp would react.
They knew once they tapped that orange thing its a wrap 😆
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Yes, that's right.
The carps were clever, so they noticed.😄
Is this a heavily fished venue?
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There are occasional anglers here.
Ive had the most success in matching the bait. Corn has really been a hit for me, but i just slap that directly onto the hook. Some people use a hairline
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Superbe vidéo ! Bravo c'est très instructif ! Quel matériel utilisez-vous pour filmer sous l'eau ? j'aimerai aussi voir ce qui se passe sous l'eau ,c'est un rêve d'enfant ,bien que ,j'ai aujourd'hui plus de 60 ans 🙂
Merci beaucoup pour votre visionnage.
Je suis ravi que vous ayez apprécié cette vidéo !
Pour filmer sous l'eau, j'utilise des équipements tels que GoPro et Insta360 !
Je pense que poursuivre ses rêves quel que soit son âge est une chose merveilleuse !😁
Qual câmera vc usou amigo?
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Usei a GoPro, Insta360 X3 e outras câmeras!
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Funny how sus they were
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Never been into orange baits, cool vid tho
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I never realised they were so slow & picky
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I dont like or think boilies are a great bait you would be better off throwing a worm or a piece of corn on a hair rig in the center of the chum pile. I fish for carp alot and canned corn is my go to bait. Worms and corn.
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I haven't tried using worms yet, but I'll consider giving them a try someday.
Don't you find that using only corn takes too long for the carp to gather?
@@extremefishcrossing no, what I have found is carp like to feed in certain areas for some odd reason. If you move 10 feet left or right of that spot they don't feed, i fish the same spots because of this. Once I find a spot they eat I keep going to that spot. You will notice areas were they congregate. I also take the water from the can of corn keeping the lid on and dump all the juice in the water spreading out in the current before I start to chum. My buddy can attest to the spot fishing I told him to try it one day and move down away from a spot I found sure enough I caught 6 in 30 minutes he caught zero. As soon as he moved back he started catching them. They like slack water silty bottom, in the canals for some reason its always under a overhanging tree with no veg growth in the water
@@extremefishcrossing canned sweet corn del monte I think it's called. More expensive but the kernels are firmer and stay on he hook. I cover the entire hook with corn. I don't normally use a hair rig at all. But have used them with success its just not needed.
@@covidisevent201 It's fascinating to search for where carp feed.
Once you catch a few in the same spot, they become wary, making it difficult to catch them with the same bait.
That's why I change bait every time.
Fishing with just corn for years is amazing!
@@extremefishcrossing yup, years in the same spots. Consistently in the same spots. My buddy thinks they forget or they don't associate the food with the hook. One fish I've caught multiple times over years. Easy to recognize it has one eye. Or they just aren't that smart. I gotta do some videos. By the way loved your video was awesome to see them feed. One of my favorite freshwater fish to go for. Definitely try the worms in the chum pile, better then boilies I'm not a fan of them.
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Believe me when I tell you if you scatter a bed of boilies and use corn as a hook bait the carp will go to the corn hook bait first!
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Carp really love corn, don't they!
@@extremefishcrossing absolutely!
Great, if you are fishing for carp.
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Sorry I read my message back it was rude. That's a lot of sweetcorn but I don't course fish. I wouldn't no great stuff though 👌👍
Don't worry about it.
Let's focus on enjoying our favorite types of fishing instead!😁
Wow, kinda illegal with some fish. Somebody put it here we just started fishing here. Called chuming the water. If that was a trout it would be gone.
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Some other people also taught me about 'chumming.'
Please let me know if you notice anything else!
It's not illegal.
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@@casual_flexDepends where you live. In our regulations it specifically says Chumming is illegal. Probably fine to do with carp and other fish but we only have trout where I live.
Corn kills fish if they eat it. Backs up their digestion. Illegal to use corn in Colorado.
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I've heard similar opinions from people in Colorado a few times. What bait do fishermen in Colorado use to catch carp?
Colorado seems like such a wonderful place, being so fish-friendly!