Carp Baiting Needle

Carp is a widely targeted species in Europe. Since it’s introduction to North American waters, carp has been targeted by enthusiastic and die-hard anglers with a multitude of presentations and methods. A presentation technique from Europe that has been proven to increase hook ups, is the “hair-rig“.

Threading your bait onto the “hair” requires a carp bait needle. You can make your own baiting needle. But, I would recommend the Wacker Bait and Tacklecarp baiting needle kit (RB3553).

Carp Hair Rigging Tools

The kit has four baiting needles made from strong steel wire with purpose specific points. The long soft handles provide a nice grip when threading on baits.

Fish360 Carp Hair Rigging Needle

I have used the needles for corn baits. They work very well. I am looking forward to using them on the boilies that I am going to pick up from the United Kingdom. Carp beware!

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1@32 Pledge

The striped bass fishery, like other fisheries, is a self-replenishing resource. But, if we harvest striped bass at a faster rate than the fishery can replenish itself, then we will delete our oceans and rivers of a vital resource. This nearly happened in the 1970’s. Fortunately, regulations were put in place and the striped bass population was restored to self-sustaining levels.

Over the last few seasons, I have have observed a significant reduction in the number and size of striped bass on the Atlantic seaboard. Other anglers and organizations have also noticed this decline.

The 1@32 Pledge is a new movement in the recreational fishing community that was started on by Ross Squire from New York. In short, anglers and organizations are pledging to harvest 1 fish at 32 inches or greater per day.

1 @ 32 Pledge

The creation of smart regulations and legislation occurs on a political time scale. Striped bass live and die in real time. I am not a politician. I am a recreational angler. As a recreational angler, I am taking the 1@32 Pledge.

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