I usually fish this part of Loeb Lake at the beginning and end of the season. I draw fish to this area
by chumming with a mixture of corn, oatmeal and odds and ends I have at home. I don't like
to keep carp bait in my house during the winter.
I used a cheap fiberglass fly rod I bought a few years ago on eBay. This rod cost all of $15.00.
My ultralight equipment for this day included a 3pc, 7'6" rod and a carbon fiber semi-automatic
Franco Vivarelli reel designed for trout. Once I wrote to Franco Vivarelli's customer service office questioning if their carbon fiber could be used to take carp. They answered with a resounding NO!
But I tried it anyway.
My process for late fall chumming a lake is to pick several consecutive warm weather days
( above 50 F.). Each day I chum at a time when I know carp like to feed in this part of the lake.
I continue to chum and fish the "spot" until the weather turns colder.
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