Michigan Carp Fishing Blog: First Catches of 2023: A Buffalo and a Carp

Monday, April 10, 2023

First Catches of 2023: A Buffalo and a Carp

First catches of 2023.

Common carp

Smallmouth buffalo

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2015 Fish Total

April - 8 fish, 101 pounds

May - 21 fish, 259 pounds

June - 17 fish, 199 pounds

July - 3 fish, 37 pounds

August 1 - 1 fish, 9 pounds

August 8 - 15 fish, 182 pounds

August 15 - 1 fish, 15.5 pounds; (and a catfish)

August 22 - 4 fish, 55 pounds; (and a catfish)

August 30 - 2 fish, 22 pounds

Sept 5 - 2 fish, 24 pounds; (and 2 catfish)

Sept 7 - 2 fish, 32 pounds; (and 4 catfish)

Sept 27 - 2 fish, 18 pounds

Oct 4 - 2 fish, 24 pounds

Oct 10 - 2 fish, 21 pounds

Oct 16 - 10 fish, 155 pounds

Oct 18 - 1 catfish

Oct 19 - 9 fish, 96 pounds; (and a catfish)

Oct 23 - 2 catfish

Oct 25 - 7 carp, 78 pounds

Oct 31 - 14 carp, 195 pounds

Nov 7 - 9 carp, 147 pounds

Nov 16 - 9 carp, 127 pounds

2015 Total - 140 carp

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My name is Brian Pearcy and I fish for common carp.

If you are like most of the people in my family, close friends and a few co-workers I have told about my carp fishing exploits; you might not be familiar with fishing for carp. You might be familiar with or previously fished for bluegill, crappie, bass, catfish, walleye, or some salt water species; but unless you already fish for carp you may not realize their true potential as a sport fish.

Please keep an open mind while reading my carp fishing blog. I’ll do my best to convince you that the common carp are getting a bad rap sometimes. Hopefully I'll convince you that fishing for carp is a great idea.

I plan to post my carp fishing pictures, highlights from various fishing venues I visit, results, equipment reviews, observations, and anything else I think might be interesting about carp fishing.

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