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Can you catch carp at night?

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Unlike bass and trout, which are more sight-oriented, carp don't need to see their food to find it. ... Conversely, winter time is likely to be the worst time for night fishing because carp will be most active during the day and they will be tightly packed up into deep wintering holes often too far from shore to reach.

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