(32lb+)Carp Fishing Canada - Amazon Complex Part 2 KORDAGE

[hobday1000]

nice fish mate are they mainly commons in your waters or do you get many mirrors.also how big is that water your fishing it looks massive.one last thing what rods are you using they seem to have alot of line rings the rods we use over here only have 7.please message me back.keep the vids coming mate well done.

[Kordage]

@hobday1000

Thanks mate! Yes, mostly commons here in Canada but we do get some mirrors, how about you guys? It's size is truly impressive as many of our waters Thousands of acres.

[Kordage]

@hobday1000

Continued... I got a lot of questions on these rods, Basically when i started carp fishing in the 90's you couldn't really import rods at any reasonable price, so had them custom made by D&M rods on Talon blanks/hardy's guids... they limit casting but due to the number of them distribute the stress on the line evenly (i use to fish very light line) Now for my range stuff i use Shimano LC's.

[lendavski]

Nice common !

[RockySmokeySushi]

sick fish man! slippery suckers lol awesome vid.

[Kordage]

@RockySmokeySushi

They sure are! (and why i promote unhooking mats so much)  It's just random footage we scratched up, real vids are coming spring/summer 2012. Thanks for the comment, nice to be part of this community.

[pouladia]

epic battle, amazing fish. Tight line guys!

[Kordage]

@pouladia

Thanks very much! these vids are just whatever i could scratch up..real vids coming next spring/summer 2012

[pouladia]

@Kordage

Where did you catch those nice fish, is it the kawarthas. I did a session on rice lake but forgot my camera and video at home. it was amazing, the weather was great and the fish were feeding like crazy, I had a blast, that one evening i caught 17 fish and the bigest was 28lb and the smallest 10lbs. Next season i'll be ready and get some videos done. ;-)

[Kordage]

@pouladia

fished Rice lake and it's super snaggy (hence the name 'amazon complex' but give enough preparation it's possible to fish it. sounds like you had an amazing session as well! Keep those video's coming! i assume ur a proper carp angler & 100% catch and release? thats the only way to go in my opinion..these fish grow slowly and have been around too long to waste as food.

[pouladia]

@Kordage

Definitely bro, its a shame to kill such old fish. I've seen alot of people ( Im not mentioning from where ) bag dozens of fish and make a meal out of them. if you wanna take fish, take the smaller one not the really big ones that have been in the waters for years and years. You should try Kachawanooka lake, it holds some massive Carp.

[Kordage]

@pouladia

Agree with you mate, i personally don't keep anything but if someone has to i highly recommend the smaller ones as they aren't 30+ years old and also have a lot less toxins. Yeah i'd love to check out that lake...i'll continue this convo in pm mode. Cheers for making the connection on here!

[Kordage]

@pouladia

I prefer Slack lines heh  ;)

[FishingwithKT]

Beauty fish!

[Kordage]

@FishingwithKT

Thanks very much, it's not that often i hook into one that perfect.

[sleepyfisherman10]

great video guys from the UK great to watch i subscribed....check out my videos i would love to here whether our methods and rigs are different?

[Kordage]

@sleepyfisherman10

thanks for the comment, i'll be sure to have a keen look at your vids.

I've often wondered the same, truth is much of our rigs/methods are adopted from you guys and so the only difference would often be the education of the fish relating to the pressure they see on our waters. That being said, our fish can be very vary and cautious so it's the natural more delicate rigs that produce the best results for me. Despite popular belief these fish can be very difficult to catch.

[CanadianCarpin]

Nice video boys......well done on your 32lb+ top angling too!

[Kordage]

@CanadianCarpin

Thanks very much! It was the only day the fish really decided they were going to have it so it felt great getting this beauty in the net.