I spent two days this week taking advantage of the fall carp fishing opportunities Michigan offers. There's something about the fall that brings out the best in the fish and the best in anglers.
I suspect the anglers benefit from the cooler weather with improved concentration, preparedness, stamina and determination knowing that the season will be coming to an end in a few weeks.
The fish are more willing to eat our bait offerings as the natural food sources begin to reduce with the change in temperatures, daylight hours and weather patterns.
I caught a plethora of carp this week. I was fishing alone, however; and the photos were taken via video and then converted to stills. I wish the photos were better, but they're not. A few years ago I'd have been thoroughly satisfied with them, but my expectations have increased significantly as my experience has grown. It will take me some time to pull those off and prepare them.
Look for a full write up in a couple of days. In the meantime, here's the last fish I caught on Friday afternoon as the cold front was rolling in.
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| This fish was the icing on my 2-day carp fishing session on Friday |
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