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<blockquote data-quote="svnmag" data-source="post: 48527" data-attributes="member: 330">Carp freaking love sweets.&nbsp; They're how I learned to back reel when I was a kid.&nbsp; UL UglyStick, GARCIA/Mitchell 308 and a full spool of 8lb brown Royal Bonnell II.&nbsp; Used to make my own (EXTREMELY durable) doughbait out of oatmeal, syrup and cornmeal.&nbsp; I'd make a teardrop around a snelled #4 Eagle Claw leaving the point exposed.&nbsp; At the first tap; I'd bring it home and game on.&nbsp; Always tried to avoid weight and the &quot;casting plug&quot; bait would easily fly across the river with this rig.&nbsp; I remember there was a &quot;boys network&quot; around town of where the carp were rolling.&nbsp; They're great for a no-pressure afternoon to teach a kid advanced fighting techniques and subtle presentation.&nbsp; &quot;No pressure&quot; is relative as the bastards can become as fickle as trout imprinted on pre-emergers.&nbsp; Anyways; they love sweets, provide ample soil nutrients and maintain silky coats on varmints:&nbsp; Yes, I've eaten much of my carp bait.&nbsp; It tastes like horse feed.&nbsp; Yes, I've tried molasses horse feed just like you.<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J2qHbEriQ6A" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J2qHbEriQ6A</a>- - - Updated - - -I didn't mean you specifically Davy.&nbsp; I meant in the broad ND sense.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="svnmag, post: 48527, member: 330"] Carp freaking love sweets. They're how I learned to back reel when I was a kid. UL UglyStick, GARCIA/Mitchell 308 and a full spool of 8lb brown Royal Bonnell II. Used to make my own (EXTREMELY durable) doughbait out of oatmeal, syrup and cornmeal. I'd make a teardrop around a snelled #4 Eagle Claw leaving the point exposed. At the first tap; I'd bring it home and game on. Always tried to avoid weight and the "casting plug" bait would easily fly across the river with this rig. I remember there was a "boys network" around town of where the carp were rolling. They're great for a no-pressure afternoon to teach a kid advanced fighting techniques and subtle presentation. "No pressure" is relative as the bastards can become as fickle as trout imprinted on pre-emergers. Anyways; they love sweets, provide ample soil nutrients and maintain silky coats on varmints: Yes, I've eaten much of my carp bait. It tastes like horse feed. Yes, I've tried molasses horse feed just like you. [URL]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J2qHbEriQ6A[/URL] [COLOR=silver][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] I didn't mean you specifically Davy. I meant in the broad ND sense. [/QUOTE]

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