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What do you do with carp fish?

Asked: Reel Fishing Holland, Last Updated:

I once used chopped carp as highly effective trapping bait, cashing in on valuable fur and keeping ranchers happy. Carp also makes effective fertilizer, chopped and tilled into your vegetable patch, or ran through a chipper/shredder directly onto food plots (I know, gross). Still another option is eating them.

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