Enjoyed watching this video Ivo. Love your enthusiasm - it's like watching a kid get the toy he wanted for Christmas every time you caught a fish. I started fly fishing for carp last year and what a blast it is! I still wind up spooking at least 9 fish out of 10 but that challenge is what makes it so much fun. Keep your videos coming!

Just Subscribed. Nice to see some others enjoying carp fishing as well. Great video

i have almost as much fun just watching you.thanks for the new video.

I love your Carp Videos

I'm out fishing for Carp right now... I'm at a loss, these fish are tough to catch. Which lead me to this video. I was looking for Carp fishing tips. I subscribed to your channel and liked this video. Thanks for putting this video together. I'll be watching more of your videos.

The rocket bobber had been a personal favorite of mine since I discovered them, awesome product.

It's so funny how he laughs all the time haha

Great video! I have been pulling in some good 12 pound carp here in Denver Colorado. Using 15 pound floroucarbon and a Carolina Rig. lots of fun!!

Very nice tips 👌👌👌

Thank you very much Sir, for your tips and advice, I almost feel the fun you are having there, Subscribed. Greeting from Chile.

I will give it a try. Good tips.

what took so long??? i've been waiting for a new video for weeks haha love this channel!!

so much fun to watch!! lol

...I wish , that out local European carp would still go for such simple rigs , ...but even when bobber(float)fishing , you've gotta go a lot more sophisticated .I'm using long homemade floats(10" to 12")of reed stems , they have an eye on the bottom end to attach a small Duolock snapswivel , which runs on the mainline , stopped by a slip bobber knot and a small bead on the line .This way I can detach or switch my float without having to cut apart the whole rig , I can fish various depths(2 to 45 feet) by sliding the bobber stop knot up or down .These reed floats might come preloaded(in this case not so much ballast required on the line) or plain , ...the basic rig is made in a way , that about 80% to 90% of the weight required to pull the float down to it's fluo red or orange top end is located at the end of the main line , ...most likely a single inline teardrop or ball sinker , ....underneath a rubber bead to protect the knot and finally another snapswivel matching the breaking strain of main line and leader .A 20" to 25" long leader of a tad less breaking strain than the main line is connected to the snapsviwel below the float , the rest on the required ballast is starting to be located 3" to 6" above the hook(the more shy the fish , the closer to the hook) , just one , two or three lead shots crimped onto the leader withing a few inches distance , ........the biggest shot is the one close to the hook , the more upward , the smaller the shot get(to avoid tangling on a cast).This lead shot ballast should be chosen in a way , that it would pull down the fluo red colored tip of the float a tad further down than neccessary for good visibility, ...so when you lateron determine about the depth of your fishing spot by altering the bobber stop knot , the float tip would stick out a little bit further and you can therefore be sure , that your baited hook and the lowest lead shot would lay on the bottom, .......first to kinda anchor your rig at the spot and second as a bite indicator , ....as often the fish would lift that lowest shot together with the bait , your float would dart upward and possibly tend to lay flat on the surface , if more ballast would become reliefed by the fish lifting the bait off the bottom(time to set the hook) , ....a very sensitive float rig .If carp does not lift the shot , but pulls away , your float would get pulled to the side and vanish below the surface more or less fast , ...time to set the hook again .There are special floats available over here in Europe , these have a fat lower body(to carry enough ballast for casting) , are often pre-loaded and sport very thin and long antenna stems to stick out of the surface , ...off course these long and thin antennas require much more sensitive and lighter ballast compared to my simple homemade reed floats , thus are less detectible by the fish , .......such floats are called "wagglers" or "waggler floats" , ...just as sensitive as you can get in bobber fishing .Greetings from northern Germany , Dieter

Love the video as always! Just want to offer some advice. Yes as you said you need a bigger net. Look into a euro carp style net that can easily accommodate fish this size. Now for the real important part for all carp anglers. Look into getting an unhooking mat. Never put your catch on the ground as this can lead to damaging the fish. Most American anglers are not familiar with unhooking mats or carp style gear so a quick Google search will help. Ivo I have been giving away unhooking mats as as a carp safety campaign and have a few more Coming in. Would you like one free of charge of course. thanks again for promoting carp fishing! Jesse James MCGUIRE Arizona Carp Anglers

Cool, I use a similar approach except i use a slip float with no bobber stop os I do not have to adjust. The only difference is that the float start to drift instead of going down on a take. i also like to free line with either no weight or a small split shot where conditions allow.

nice to see you back in the water again Ivo..... I sincerely can't wait for a new video of trout or perch that are almost here with the weather change...... Question buddy... Have you ever fish for carp on the surface of the water with bread? its cheap and carp loves it as well... if interesting in try and making a video go for it boss.... I have to tell you those gigantic carps you landed wow that's awesome.... where I live unfortunately they haven't grow that much they still small but a pretty good fighters..... thanks for such of great tip with the bobber sure I will use it next week with my nephew's. .... stay warm and greetings to you and your family...

Thanks Ivo

love the stash! #movember

lookks like you are havinga lot of fun,I am just watching what time of year was this?Thanks for the tips

Unrelated to the video but do you have any tackle box recommendations for freshwater fishing? I have one specifically for saltwater but need a new one for fresh. I may even opt to buy one for each type of fishing instance (trout/panfish, carp, catfish, and bass). Any input would be much appreciated! Great videos as always!

Awesome carp. How do you like those rocket bobbers? I have heard great things about them.

Have a look at British videos if you would like to catch carp, we have it down to a fine art!

How often do you cast and rebait when fishing for carp from a boat. When fishing from shore I used to let my bait sit for over an hour before re-casting, is that too long? Also how far into a unproductive spot do you decide to change locations and try elsewhere for carp? Thanks :)

The first carp was jizzing everywhere

great video like always please start crying scale with you to weight those big carps :)

where was this filmed?

hey by any chance, would you reveal which lake you are on?

Near midland Ontario, on Georgian bay, is it right Ivo?

Ivo water temperature is going down to 45, 48F is it too late for Carp fishing?

Did you see that big fish jump in the background?

Is it a must to charm the area or not?

Holy Mackerel!! . !!You wish it was that light. Hhahahah Its a great fight still

rainbows are in try and get some on camera if your going out for bows

Carp can be amazing fighters. I had about a two pound carp fight me for almost half an hour one time, no lie. It blew my mind when I saw how small he was.

what lake is this??

what size hook? who makes it?

That was easily a Master Angler Picture size Carp...36 inches?

Everyone loves and gets excited when it's bobber down time. That's why I never understand why you guys don't show or record when the bobber goes down. At least once. I know battery issues but you can At least record one bobber down.

there are some lakes were carp is uncatchable and some lakes were carp is very easy. Why is that??

I had a giant carp chase my bait and i didn't notice untell the bait was out of the water a giant 15+ pond carp jumped out of the water still chasing. -.-

at around. 14:30 you said the common carp isn't invasive, in Wisconsin it's encouraged to kill them so they might be invasive in Wisconsin

I love carp fishing but there's no way that you can say there aren't invasivethey have been here for more than 200 years but they were still brought here from Europe by definition invasive

You seem too nice to lay into something lol.

It's weird that people think carp fight for a long time like 1 hour I landed a 15 pound carp with 6 pound line in 2 minutes

Ivo, all you videos have 1 dont like. Im guessing maybe an exgirlfriend of yours.

thats illegal to put carp back in the water there in envasouspecie