Carp Fishing - Growing Baby Carp - Giving Nature A Helping Hand
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- čas přidán 9. 12. 2019
- From Little Acorns, Mighty Oak Trees Grow
One of my favourite things to do each summer is collect spawn from the lake and try to grow a few little carp. I popped some spawn into a little pool up at the top of the lake, nothing more than a ditch really and I couldnt wait to see if nature had worked it's magic........
One day I hope these will grow into the next generation of beautiful carp for anglers to admire along the way. - Sport
Great video mark. Always nice to see carp that’ll hopefully grow on into some decent sized carp. Keep it up.
I’m digging my own fishery in the new year. I’ve got a small swimming pool in converting into a nursery to grow on my own fish like this
Sounds perfect mate, well done.
Great little video Mark. Is fantastic seeing them at various stages before there stocked into a lake to fish for. Will you be offering Yr hoodies in that blue? Got to be the best colour! Have one in black and Boi does it keep me warm 👌👍🎣
Cheers Kurt, in terms of the blue hoodies mate we may have these next year again. We change the colour each year mate. All the best.
that must be a great feeling to start from carp spawn and see them growing on every year into stunning carp
I love it mate, just chuck a bit spawn in a little puddle and let nature do its magic. Sometimes you win, sometimes they all disappear (get eaten)
@@BaitworksTV
Get eaten by?? The biger carp?
@@phoenicianbird109 No we don't eat carp in the UK.
@@phoenicianbird109 no heron pike etc
Nice one, great to see. They look awesome at that size
Yes mate don't they, I love the fact they retain the scale patterns for life.
Thank you for that much appreciated
Fantastic!
Fantastic Mark 👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 #fromlittleacorns
Its great to see them grow mate, little acorns indeed.
Aw so cute
I own 4 species of koi, which I am pretty sure are types of carp bred to be colorful. Their names are Snowball, Pumpkin, Ying Yang, and Troy. If I catch fish out of the wild, they are only small largemouth bass.
Agreed "socks from hell" LOL
those were my Sunday best!
What a dream job
Mega 😎
Lovely fish Mark!!
Perfection in miniature hey mate.
@@BaitworksTV Haha just like my hight!!😂
@@oakcarp hahaha your in your growing phase mate :)
Hi Mark, great video. Just a quick question I've got some mirror carps in my pond just wondering what I could feed them please, or anyone that can give me advice that'll be really helpful. Thanks
The secret is to not over feed them mate, feed them low oil pellets mate, that will be a great starting point.
@@BaitworksTV Cheers Mark, unfortunately I've had some that has passed away, I'm not too sure why. I'm just new to this pond stuff as the previous owner put these fish literally after buying the property off him. He has a filter unit with a small uv bulb and another bio filter. There's an additional 55w algae remover uv light. Water is getting clean but dont know why mirror carps in particular passed.
Nice one mate nice to see but very dodgy socks hahah
it was a bad sock day lol
Wow,, banyk ikan nya
How long does it take for a carp this size to get up into the 3,4,5lb range? Also can you suggest any foods etc that might see my little guys get some size?
pellet is the best mate, fry crumb when small and smaller pellet when they get a bit bigger. The key is water quality also and I assume they are in a pond and not a tank? in a stock pond they'll get to 5lb ish ins 3-4 years.
@@BaitworksTV thanks mate! Yeah got them on some wheatgerm at the moment and yes they’re in a small pond but think I will be getting a larger one soon but that’s great thanks for your help!
Anyone have any advice for growing baby carp there is a pond drying up close by my house and I need some advice
Same all the carp have been stolen and sold to match fisheries near me such a shame the council wont restock it i wonna grow about 1000 and bring it back to health
Any idea what the survival rate would be at this size...
how would u even work that out? surely that size is the survival rate from the thousands of spawn he put in?
Really don't know that's why I asked the question
@@seandade6315 In the lake next to the this little pool the rate is almost zero. The carp spawn and if some hatch the perch soon get rid of them which is great of the lake otherwise the biomass of spawned carp would cause issues. When I collect the spawn and pop them into this little pool, the rate seems good as the pool doesn't contain many predators (apart from bugs etc) so I always seem to get a hundred of so hatch and survive. If you collect spawn and pop them in an empty fish tank you'll get thousands that hatch but thats really hard work.
Thank you for that much appreciated
You guys eat carp?
Roughgrounds descendants ?
We have a few of them mate but they are tucked away in a big garden pond at the moment to not mix the bloodline.
@@BaitworksTV , good work , something about those roughground fish , along with the elstow fish , where ever they ended up have ended up they have been special . I remember fishing the linch hill complex in the 80's before it was well know and fish were being seeded from roughgrounds .
@@Eddiefooty06 great strain and built to last.
I went and fished a pond thats been left for 8 years and caught some proper rare looking little mirrors fully scaled with white bellys couldnt risist bring one home for my koi pond its legal to take 18 fish for live or dead bait fishing dno about for a personal pond but o well nobody cares anyway