1. To enjoy carp fishing and especially be successful at it, you must learn to "sight fish." Look for tails flickering out of the water. This indicates a fish actively feeding (commonly called rooting or "rooters"). Cast slightly infront of the fish (2-4 feet) in order to "lead" the fish to the fly.> ----It is VERY IMPORTANT to stay hidden. Wear dull clothing (in color). Walking gently to avoid heavy foot-falls. back to main page
	2.You only get a few chances to properly place an accurate cast. These fish are extremely spooky! Avoid excessive "false" casts. This type of fishing WILL make you a proficient distance caster. back to main page
	3."LAUNCH!" back to main page
	4. Shoot line accurately. Then, gracefully "set" line down. Be careful to avoid line splash. back to main page
	5. Smile for the camera! After the fly has settled to the lake surface, wait a few minutes. Then, after you've patiently showed great resolve pull a few "micro-retieves." Pause a few seconds. Then, "micro-retieve again. Do this pattern all the way until your fly is on the bank. Yes, you'll be surprised as to how many fish you will catch this close to shore. back to main page
	6. "WHOOOOOOOOOOOAAA!" Hold on! "Hot fish!" And just let 'em run! "Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzing!" back to main page