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samfish
PostPosted: Fri Jul 21, 2006 3:19 am 
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Hello all,

Here is a picture of a 'mystery' fish that I caught using a mepps spinner on the Cauvery. I've no idea what it is.

Does anyone out there know what species etc... this is??

Many thanks,

Sam.

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Rustam Bana
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Umm...looks a bit like Image. I was told it was a Carnatic Carp.

Caught using a grasshopper, incidentally.

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Hi,
I am not an authority on fishes, but is it some sort of Barb?
Looks very much like the tin foil barb I have in my aquarium....
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Strong famlial resemblance to Pratap's grass carp posted earlier here...
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Owen
PostPosted: Fri Jul 21, 2006 3:31 pm 
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Looks to me like a Carnatic Carp Sam. Pretty common in the Kaveri. Takes worm, ragiballs, spinners, atta, and even a fly, when in a good mood. Grows pretty big. I have seen one over 20lbs.
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samfish wrote:
Hello all,

Here is a picture of a 'mystery' fish that I caught using a mepps spinner on the Cauvery. I've no idea what it is.

Does anyone out there know what species etc... this is??

Many thanks,

Sam.

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Owen
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Carnatic Carp it is Rustam.
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Rustam Bana wrote:
Umm...looks a bit like Image. I was told it was a Carnatic Carp.

Caught using a grasshopper, incidentally.

Rustam
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Rustam Bana
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Thanks, Owen. Do the bigger chappies also go for all you have mentioned above? What depth do you usually find them at?

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Sam,

That was a carnatic carp that you caught there. They very readily take spinners and have caught them on small plugs also.

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Owen
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Very close to the surface is where they are. You ought to see them at Galibori camp at around 8 am and 4 pm when the left overs are dumped from the coracle. They are there in hundreds, churning up the water just waiting for their share. You can catch them on a piece of tomato, beans, potatoes, chapathis, even chicken fat. They will eat almost anything at that time of day.
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Thanks, Owen. Do the bigger chappies also go for all you have mentioned above? What depth do you usually find them at?

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Rustam Bana
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Mighty Marlin wrote:
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Really like this pic.

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Rustam Bana
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Owen,

Excellent tips and thanks. Will bear it in mind the next time I take the kids to Galibori.

Incidentally, that's where I caught my first and only carp to date - the one in the pic.

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samfish
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PostPosted: Fri Jul 21, 2006 5:14 pm 
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Well thanks for the informative responses! It's always good to know. Good work chaps!

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