.. they aren't hard to catch on any of the typical carp baits. 

Any suggestions? Thanks.

The top 7 carp baits in England....but notice what is number 1 on that list:  Sweet corn.    And that's number 1 here in America as well.

http://www.total-fishing.com/features/seven-best-carp-baits

The top 7 carp baits in England....but notice what is number 1 on that list:  Sweet corn.    And that's number 1 here in America as well.

http://www.total-fishing.com/features/seven-best-carp-baits

I don't understand than why it didn't work here in NC. Do you prepare it some kind of a special way and how do you rig it?

Thanks.

I don't understand than why it didn't work here in NC. Do you prepare it some kind of a special way and how do you rig it?

Thanks.

I open the can when I get to the water toss a handful or two into the water then put a kernel or two on the hook that's it. I fish a small river though not a big lake so my chum basically stays where I throw it and it's shallow and clear I can see carp in the area and walk the bank till I find them.

I catch most of mine on live worms but my Pb was on a inline spinner.

Any suggestions? Thanks.

Corn works great for me. Nightcrawlers or crawdad tails work good too but hard to keep the catfish away most of the time. 

On 6/5/2015 at 3:15 PM, The_fisherman said:

What carp bait works in the US the best? People say that boiles don't work here as they do in Europe. I tried sweet corn but it doesn't work. Also, I tried dough bait with strawberry jello and it didn't work as well. The only bait that works well is quick greats+white bread+creamed corn.  If you know other carp bait and it's known to be working please share it here.

go to www.carpfeverusa.com... have Tigernuts, large corn and flavored chum... good luck