Great day shooting fish with new friends!

[carpsniperg2]

Jeremy "aka 75johndeere on here" Contacted me about doing a trip. He brought his friend James along as well. Jeremy has shot before but James was new to bowfishing. The wind messed with us a little bit but they still got tons of shooting in, about 3-4x what I expected for yesterday. The carp were stacked up in there but with the colder year it's a different shoot then normal. The fish stayed deeper and they are not spawning yet. It was only 70-72 out but they both still managed to get a little tan as well as a little red It was a pleassure shooting with both of them and getting James his first carp. Jeremy shot a monster of a carp as well as a 1/100 mirror carp. All in all it was a great day and we had a blast. Here are some pictures hope you enjoy them!

Thanks Jeremy

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[C-Money]

Awesome day! Wish you guys would come and thin them out in Moses Lake!

[h2ofowlr]

You smoking those up? 

[MuleDeerCrazy]

Looks like fun, what's a carp trip run?

[carpsniperg2]

My base price is 200.00 pp. I have a few discounts listed below

I also offer military discounts of 20% “with proof” for the people that have and still fight for our great country and our freedom. I also offer a 15% youth discount, to preserve our great sport. As well as a Hunting-Washington.com discount of 15%. Only one discount may apply per shooter. There is a 2 shooter minimum to book a trip and a max of 3 people per trip.

[75johndeere]

Thanks bud we had a blast. the go-pro worked pretty good i have about 1 hr worth of vid i kinda clicked thru it really fast and i think we only managed one fish in that time and 100 misses , the behind the back under the push pole shot was on there. ill have to edit it up and get some on here.  feel free to give my name and number as a client referral and I'm sure will be hunting/fishing again.

[jackmaster]

what do you do with all those nasty carp? i bet they would make great fertilizer in the garden probably aint legal though, but if it is i know a couple places where a fella could nock the crap outta carp 

[75johndeere]

what do you do with all those nasty carp? i bet they would make great fertilizer in the garden probably aint legal though, but if it is i know a couple places where a fella could nock the crap outta carp 

What do you mean by not legal using them as fertilizer? Or your carp spots? From what i understand about populated spots is its classified as a form of fishing so it should get you around the no projectiles laws in city limits but dont quote me on that you might want to contact local gamie and find out its probably a judgment call on there part.

As far as what to do with them that is up to you. Just dont dump them on the side lake that will get the sport banned really fast no one wants go to the park and see 20-30 rotting smelly carp. Us them as fertilizer or find a legal place to dump them or use them as bait for coyotes. Alot of Asian people i work with want me bring them in for them but sitting out in the sun all day and then the ride home i doubt they would be good by the time i got back.

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[HUNTINCOUPLE]

Good shootin! Looks like fun for sure!

[carpsniperg2]

Jeremy posted just what I would have said. A lot of people use them as fertilizer, I know some people that like to eat them. You won't see one on my plate any time soon!
 

[jackmaster]

Jeremy posted just what I would have said. A lot of people use them as fertilizer, I know some people that like to eat them. You won't see one on my plate any time soon!
 

awesome, its good to know that its ok to use them as fertilizer, i just started up a big ole garden, well this summer i will have to go crack a few carp and toss them out there and let them rot, maybe i will get that bobcat or a coyote off of them while they are stinkn up the joint..... cant wait for my wife to ask what the hell is that smell....

[Skyvalhunter]

Nice mess of fish!! But that white skin is blinding.

[carpsniperg2]

Most of it was red by the end of the day

[NRA4LIFE]

Back home, a friend of my dads threw them into a big 55 gallon steel barrel and keep the lid on it all summer.  By the next spring, it would just be a big barrel of goop that he turned into his gardens.  He swore by this method.