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CARP FISHING BAIT
LURE ALTERNATIVE TO
CARP FISHING BAIT
By Ken Liebeskind
Yalesville, Connecticut
Fishing for carp, one of the biggest and most challenging fresh water fish is a challenge. If you're in for a fight you should prepare with the best carp fishing bait. Most anglers use a variety of food products as their carp fishing bait, including boilies, which can be made of fruit, fish and even chocolate; particle baits, made from nuts and grains; groundbaits, made from bread crumbs and water and formed into balls; and live baits, including worms and insects.
Fishermen know that fish love worms more than any other carp fishing bait
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The Walking Worm has constant curling
action that drives the fish crazy.
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Some anglers avoid using lures as their carp fishing bait because they typically feed off the bottom and prefer real food. But one angler says, "You can definitely catch carp on lures, too, particularly plastic jigs. Work a crappie jig slowly across the bottom and they will take note." Another angler says he uses a jighead with a white grub and a gold colored spinner.
Since carp love to eat worms, worm lures can also be successful, especially if they resemble live worms. www.scientificfishing.com, the leader in scientifically designed lures offers the Walking Worm, which moves naturally like a live worm because of the aeronautical flutter technology that traps air between tail segments. Other worm lures are stationery or stop moving, which causes carp to avoid them. But they will attack the Walking Worm, because it moves in the water like a live worm.
The Walking Worm can be Texas or Carolina rigged and is available in a variety of enticing colors, including chartreuse, motor oil and pearl white. Either way, the walking worm makes ideal carp fishing bait.
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