Thread: off subjet but need help

Well..some people eat'em. In the store they go by the fancy name of Talapia. I know lots of people down east that eat Mullet...and even I have tried fresh cob mullet fried. Did'nt taste like chicken..nowhere near as good as Crappie..but, we ate our bait (so to speak) of them.:D

Are you wanting a recipe for cooking carp ? Or making carp bait?

leave them muddy POND carps alone.on the other hand a lake fish is good.filet him out like any other fish, roll in cornmeal and fry him up.u wont be dissapointed

If you are making carp bait the one thing I remember from my days as a kid on carp ponds involved a Sugar Pop on the hook covered in a dough made from millet, molasses, and strawberry jello I think. Can't remember any blend ratios, but those are the main components as I recall. I sure hope that you wanted bait recipes and are not planning on eating carp. If so, I recommend the "fish on a plank" recipe where after much preparation, flavoring, spices, and slow cooking you end up throwing the fish away and eating the plank...!

thanks guys for the help but i didnt make my self clear i wouldnt eat one of the caint even stand the thought lol i was wantin bait reciepes so that might help yall help me sorry for the confusion

Originally Posted by MoSkeeter

Well..some people eat'em. In the store they go by the fancy name of Talapia. I know lots of people down east that eat Mullet...and even I have tried fresh cob mullet fried. Did'nt taste like chicken..nowhere near as good as Crappie..but, we ate our bait (so to speak) of them.:D

Hate to correct you but Tilapia is not carp. See this article.

Is Tilapia the Same As Carp? | eHow.com

A friend used to swear by dough with maple flavoring.

Go to Southern Paylaker

there will be more info there than you can read in a year! Where you fishing?