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Fishing on a small river, maggots the best bait

All the fish I caught were released back into the river.

Hook size: 14

Bait: maggots

Maggots feeder: kinder egg, upgraded with holes and stone for weighting

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… tight lines and wet landing nets!

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Water Wolf camera

There is something in the river, the skeleton of a wild animal

I recorded the skeleton of a wild animal in the video. Probably a victim of the recent floods. In my estimation it was a doe. Since the river still has a fairly fast flow, I tried to record as visible as possible. The video was recorded by the Waterwolf camera (first version).

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Fly Tying

CDC Caddis, simple dry fly tying

  • Hook: dry-fly hook sizes 16-22
  • Thread: Uni, 8/0 thread
  • Body: CDC feather

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Carp Fishing

Splicing Lead-Free / Leadcore Leader for fishing

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River fishing

Waterwolf 2.0 camera in muddy river water, clips

Feeding fish with casters and groundbait.

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… tight lines and wet landing nets!

Author: Marina Kropec

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Fishing bait

How I clean maggots for fishing

A maggot is the larva of a fly. Maggots are arguably one of the best baits for fishing. Even though they are small, even a large fish cannot resist this protein snack.

Maggots can be used in fishing as bait on a hook, in pva nets and bags, they can be added to groundbait, there are quite a few ways to fish with them.

It is easiest to buy them in a fishing store, but you can also grow them yourself at home in the warmer months.

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Author: Marina Kropec

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River fishing

Big Common nase (Chondrostoma nasus) on maggots

The common nase is a European potamodromous cyprinid fish. It is often simply called the nase, but that can refer to any species of its genus Chondrostoma. Name referring to the characteristic horny layer on the lower lip. Generally, these fish grow to 25-40 cm (9-15 in) in length, and weigh from 0.3 to 1 kg (0.6-2.2 lb).  In the river, nase prefer staying in currents, closer to the bottom, choosing stony surfaces covered with aquatic plants, or dense sand. 

Autumn 2022

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… tight lines and wet landing nets!

Author: Marina Kropec

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