SP, We are finding these fish as tail up to feed on the bottom in the shallows. It's not at all like the frenzy of spawn time. It's spot and stalk hunting at it's finest,but it's fish. This is very challenging! We also get them sometimes by cruising along slowly in a canoe. The most difficult stalk is when we have to stalk in the
water as opposed to the hunter being on shore while stalking. Carp are very sensitive to vibrations in the water. Flip a rock, slip and take one bad step and they just disappear.
The hunt continues.....
Starting out...Gary ran right into some deer....
From a distance I could see Timmy was quickly attached to a fish as Gary and I moved up different sides of the river.
I was soon into fish and within a half hour I had these.All three stalked from shore....
After it slowed down I worked my way back to the truck and soon Tim showed up with these......
Gary showed up a little while later with one fish of his own....at this point we had 6 fish...all between 8-10lbs.
We moved to another spot on the river. The same place we hunted on the 4th,where Tim shot his big dog.
Tim did well again...bring in two more fish....
Check out where he hit this one....
We waited to see how Gary did.....
Gary showed up again carrying one fish....
He had another stashed down river that we went to pick up making our total 10!
Since all three of us starting bowfishing together last year I think the most was 6 in a day,and that was last Friday. We were on a roll and Tim again had the big dog of the morning.....