Carp control plans still progressing

By Josh Smith and Jamie Condon
June 23 2018 - 4:30am
Jonah Smith of Narrabri with a European Carp from the Namoi River. Doing his bit to help remove these imports from our precious waterways.
Jonah Smith of Narrabri with a European Carp from the Namoi River. Doing his bit to help remove these imports from our precious waterways.

With most of NSW in mild or severe drought it is no surprise to see our waterways under extreme pressure once again. It is in these times that the lure angler shines. With low water levels and increased water clarity the strike rates increase significantly along with the hook-ups. The lower water levels also reveal the usually submerged secrets that help locate the snags and holes with the naked eye.  So, if you are not already out there taking advantage of the positives during this dry time we suggest you dust off the gear and get flicking.

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