Fly Fishing for Carp on the South Platte River

"Fly Fishing for Carp on the South Platte River"," They are extremely wary and spook very easily.
 To fly fish for carp, you need patience and have the right gear.
 Heavy tippet must be used in order to land these giant fish.
 Fluorocarbon tippet is a must and will work to your advantage.


Presentation is key.
 It does, you will spook the fish.
 Do not hit them on the head or land it in front of them.
 There is nothing like catching a 20 pound carp in moving water.
 They have been fished to for several years and are now wary of fisherman.
 If you can catch a carp in the South Platte River, then you can catch a carp anywhere.
 Although, they will eat just about anything that they consider food.
 Carp are opportunist, but your fly must look exactly like what they are eating.
 Carp tend to hangout in deep runs and slow pools.
 Carp love sandy and muddy bottoms, where they can forage and sift the bottom for food.
 If you can catch one in the act of feeding, then your chances go up exponentially.
 Ones that are going about their day, without knowing you are there.
 The farther north and east you go, the more fish there are and the larger they grow.
 Get out there and hook a giant poor man's bonefish!

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