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GCarp are VERY EASY to put into a pond and real darn hard to get them out. Young grass carp are pretty shy by nature and not readily visible. If you are feeding pellets the GC after 1 - 3 years will learn to come to the feeding area. I had a 20" (2yr) Gcarp learn to come very close (3-4ft from me) and shallow at the dock where I fed minnows 12"-2ft deep. I then caught it using a pellet bait (Stubby Steve bait) under a bobber while fishing very close to the dock at feeding time for the tilapia in the fall. I think if you don't harass and in any way scare the GC it will learn you are not a threat. Then use that to your advantage. They are not dumb. Threaten them and then they become very human shy and more difficult to catch or shoot.
Last edited by Bill Cody; 03/15/20 08:19 PM.
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