Carp Fishing Australia: Fly Fishing - A session fly fishing for carp. I have tested various methods for catching carp onartificial baits, and fly fishing is by far and large the most productive. All these fish were sight fished. I was using the "woolly bugger" pattern of fly with a gold beaded head on a 6-7wt rod with a 12lb tippet. Enjoy and thanks for watching. - fly fishing video channel - Global FlyFisher

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Carp Fishing Australia: Fly Fishing

A session fly fishing for carp. I have tested various methods for catching carp onartificial baits, and fly fishing is by far and large the most productive. All these fish were sight fished. I was using the "woolly bugger" pattern of fly with a gold beaded head on a 6-7wt rod with a 12lb tippet. Enjoy and thanks for watching.
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Martin Joergensen
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