I think I know the area you're talking about and, yes, there should be plenty of action. Tomorrow I'm heading east to go diving for some carp. I'm bringing my GoPro so hopefully I'll have some good footage to share with everyone.
I'm happy to see another bowfisherman in here. I would join you but I've been diving (spearfishing) for them lately. Do you have any locations in mind or were you looking for help with that?
Speak for yourself Raincatcher. The "stigma" that's associated with them is there for good reason. Carp can thrive in nasty toxic waters and are bottom feeders to boot. Eating resident fish like this is ill advised in my opinion. There's a reason they post those signs at boat ramps warning about...
Yes on the far East of the park there is a trail that leads to the "clothing optional" part. Nothing but wierdos over there. I made the mistake of dragging my kayak down there to launch once, never again. And guys, just use arrows or spears on carp. Then you won't have to worry about what bait...
I'm posting this a couple days late so I apologize for the delay, but what a great day on the water Wednesday was. The outside temp topped out around 80 degrees and the water temperature was anywhere from 67-70. My buddy Jeff and I were scouting a few spots along the Columbia when we finally...
This was at Smith and Bybee Lakes. They're about dried up right now so it would be easy pickings to smash some carp. With regards to suckers, I've only shot one in my life and it looked like it was on its last leg anyway. Personally I enjoy slaughtering invasives like carp :). Native fish get a...
Finally made it on the board this season. I went out a couple weeks back to try my luck but the water level was far too low and visibility was absolutely terrible. But after a week or so of rain things cleared up a little. The video doesn't demonstrate this well lol but believe me, what you see...