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flyhigh
 Post subject: Pink Carp
PostPosted: Tue Feb 10, 2009 12:48 pm 
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Dear Friends,

Here are the images of Pink carp caught by one of my friend Mr. Iqbal from Hyderabad. This carp was caught in Cauvery & other fish was caught at location near Hyderabad.

The pink carp was awesome !

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Catfish/Walleye/Pathen

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Salim
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Nice pictures
and very nice fish....
Pink carp is really a beauty
and that catfish looks big....
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That Pink Carp is awsome wow!
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That's some Malli! I just love the incredibly efficient shape that fish has.

Nice pink carp too!
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Great spot and awsome fishing. The Pink Carp is beautiful and the Mallies are relly great.

Keep it up.

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Ali
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Hi Salim,

That's a great looking pink carp there!! Caught using ragi I assume? What bait were you using for the catfish?

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Mighty Marlin.
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Hi,

Nice Pics.

Pink carp is beauty.

Anoop
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never heard, or seen a pink carp. its a beauty.
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The cat fish was caught using a spoon. Have a look at the pics i took form my mobile phone. This is made out of a regular steel spoon.

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Hey guys those fishes are awesome specially the malli i would love to land one of that size (spoonangler are you listening partner :wink: :wink:) great report and fishing location is fantastic keep them coming. [smilie=coolup.gif] [smilie=coolup.gif]
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Nice Wallago attu... Yeah Rajatda we need to land a nice one...
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flyhigh wrote:
The cat fish was caught using a spoon. Have a look at the pics i took form my mobile phone. This is made out of a regular steel spoon.



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Salim


Salim,

Fantastic Home Made Spoons,

Really Great.

Ali.
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Nice Catches.....Thanks for sharing.. :D
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v.singh wrote:
never heard, or seen a pink carp. its a beauty.


What do they call a Gay Carp? :lol:
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The pink carp luks like a Kalabonse to me
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HI,
I think you have a Carntic Blue Carp there... only gets a reddish/pink hue in breeding condition. Its not a true carp but a Labeo. Unlike the carnatic carp Barbodes carnaticus which has a smaller mouth, facing foward, this one is a bottom feeder. It is endangered. The min. population doubling time is 14 years.

As for the spoons... bloody brilliant... goes to further add to the proof that fish attack movement and motion and not psychadellic colour schemes!

Pics; pls. refer to fish handling techniques...


Good show and tight lines!

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IG
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indiangypsy wrote:
HI,
I think you have a Carntic Blue Carp there... only gets a reddish/pink hue in breeding condition. Its not a true carp but a Labeo. Unlike the carnatic carp Barbodes carnaticus which has a smaller mouth, facing foward, this one is a bottom feeder. It is endangered. The min. population doubling time is 14 years.
As for the spoons... bloody brilliant... goes to further add to the proof that fish attack movement and motion and not psychadellic colour schemes!

Pics; pls. refer to fish handling techniques...


Good show and tight lines!

Cheers,
IG


IG that would make it a really rare catch. Judging from the mouth and the fins I thought that was a mix of a Kalabonse and a Rahu. Never seen one in Pakistan though. :roll:
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Nice fish sir,
Spoon is gr8, You can name your Brand as T-Spoon
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If you can balance the sppon, you can get a pattern akin to the KO Wobbler... pretty effective for mahseer on the R. Beas.
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Yes, this resembles the KO wobler. This spoon is very effective in catching the catfish. You can expect the strike in every 2nd or 3rd cast.

Best

Salim
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