Carp Aficionado

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I came. I saw. I carped.

October 11, 2014

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Caesar Creek Lake has become one of my favorite carping destinations for a variety of reasons. Another cool video from Capt. Craig:

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Well, that was harder than I expected.

First (and only so far) carp of 2017 came a couple of weeks ago. Slow start to the year. Dang it.

Meanwhile, back at the boat ramp.

That hole usually holds a few carp. When there's not a truck parked in it, I mean.

Enough already.

It rained again last night and the streams continue to rise. We haven't seen clear, unstained water around here in weeks. Open ground sucks at your shoes, every step a sloppy, noisy affair that chews up turf and soaks your socks. The wind never stops rattling the empty trees. I'm hesitant to complain further because for some last night's storms came with tornados and wholesale ruin. But still. If there is a bright side to the swollen rivers and flooded lakes, it's that my reading time has increased considerably. I'm finally working through that stack of books on my table, the ones I've been meaning to read for weeks now. The Things They Carried by Tim O'Brien, Another Country by Christopher Camuto, Balkan Ghosts by Robert Kaplan. Others too, but those are the three I would recommend if you're in the market. There are a few magazines I read regularly as well. The Fly Fish Journal is probably at the top of that list. Strong writing is the hallmar

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