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Hair Rig for Carp (No Tools) - Carp fishing tips and techniques

This is my way to make Hair Rig without any tool. Carp fishing tips and techniques: instruction how to attach hair on a fish hook and bait usually corn for catching Carp, fast and easy without any tool! It is very simple and very efficient!! Be like a pro fishermen! This fishing techinque is not only for Carp fishing it can be used for other fish species as well. If you like this video don't forget to subscribe ‪@HowToFish‬ I caught hundreds of Carp in my life and often people ask what is the best bait. The best bait for Carp depends of many factors so bait that works today will not work tomorrow. Sounds very mystic and people use so many electronic devices and special designed baits but it is actually very simple. If we move on a side wind, rain, moon and other factors that we don't control we can create simple rules to follow. Don't go to fish after rain because rain brings lots of food to the water so fish is not hungry and results will be very bad. General rule is: In the summer (warmish water) plenty of life in the water, Carp will eat protein rich food maggots, worms, nightcrawlers even yabbies (my friend was with me chasing Murray Cod and he caugt Carp). In the winter when Carp metabolism is slow Carp will eat Corn, dough and bread. Spring and Autumn depends of water temperature, warmer water protein bait, cooler water plant based food. And remember location is everything! You can use the best fishing tips and techinques and the most expensive equipment if you are on the wrong spot you will not caught anything. And vice versa, i caught 4kg Carp on $10 fishing poll! Follow for more guys and tight lines! It is interesting that Carp is King of Europe, prestigious fish to catch but Pest in Australia. It is actually illegal in many places in Australia to return Carp in the water. In my state New South Wales I saw numerous times that people left Carp they caught on the river bank to rotten. No wonder why outback has so many flies :) Music in the background from Youtube libraries: TrackTribe - "Back To Portland" [Copyright Free]