Reply With QuoteThose are big hogs,
But have a question: They are not good for eating, so that being said, fish for the fun of it?
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Indiana Carp Fishing.
Thought I'd share some photos of local Carp anglers.
This is the White River Carp Tournament in Indianapolis with over 100 participants. The picture shows only about 1/3 of the venue. Always a highlight of our fishing year!
My younger son, Jordan, with the first Carp he reeled-in himself at age 5.
Me with a 16lber. from the Indianapolis Canal.
A 20lber. from White River. My best so far.
Jordan and I admire a nice 14lbs. fish caught by my older boy, Adam, at the canal.
Towana Anderson with a monster 30lbs. Grass Carp from White River in Indianapolis.
Jordan with a fish he caught from Brandywine Creek in Greenfield, Indiana.
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Those are big hogs,
But have a question: They are not good for eating, so that being said, fish for the fun of it?
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Thats exactly correct...we only catch and release all Carp.Originally Posted by Bob # 1
Same with all our friends here who are in Hoosier Carpers.
In the tournaments, you must release the fish in good condition for it to count.
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That looks like an incredible venue!
What are the rules of the tourney? What methods are allowed? Can you use multiple rods?
Do you know Tony Forte?
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This should answer your questions about the tournament rules: Indiana Carp Talk -> 2009 Hoosier Carpers Tourn. Trail
Don't know Tony Forte personally, however, a northern Indiana angler who goes by "Matchman" might be him perhaps? The name is somehow familiar to me.
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Yeah, that's Tony.
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