Rokolya Péter – Kákafoki kalandok 2.rész

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I had been to this backwater
several times before and I wanted to catch
a really big carp here. So one of my goals
for this year was to achieve this. Mostly shorter fishing trips
were available to me,
and mainly the spring month. So I’m going to dedicate
this episode to that, so let’s continue our adventure
with Kaakafog. I’ve fished here several times,
as I said, but I’ve only managed to catch
small carp and a few nice amur. I was longing for a real mossy
back of a cacafo, I knew there was not much,
but there was in the water. And the best season
to stalk them is spring. It was my first time fishing here
in early March, and with the water
barely scratching 8 degrees, I didn’t push the shallows. I only heard the bed,
the deeper and muddier parts. I didn’t want to catch
any really small carp, so I figured the chunkier fish
would come from there. This is the principle
I still follow today, and I have applied it
to my other fishing. Concentrated feeding
is important here,
and not over-feeding. I fed half a kilo in March, about. and later, when the water is warmer,
roughly 1 kg per 2 end fittings. I think that was a good thing,
there were absolutely
no disturbing fish, and I didn’t notice
the presence of dwarf bass,
although many people say that there is nothing else
to be caught here. I don’t think so, I think there’s
a minimum amount in the water,
compared to the size of the estuary. The intense krill bait
didn’t hurt either, in terms of lures I recommend Krill Force
up to 16 degrees water, Indian Spice worked for me,
here it worked great,
tipped with a Sweet Sin pop up lure. A small carp arrived. Okay. Don’t fall in the water! So, are you coming? On a family fishing trip
we caught a nice Kakafos flake. Are we happy for him, little guy?! My most beautiful cacapoki carp
ever arrived, here it is! Well, he’s already a good size
in this cold water I think. What a big moustache he has. The Big arrived in Kakafkafos! Unbelievable,
from this 8 degree water,
a true native honoured me. The bag technique
has proved its worth here too. Look at this! What a fish! Ouch! Great! The power of Krill Force! 2025. 6 April. I don’t know how much
the freeloaders like this time. I don’t think
the flowers sting that much. Poor things! Man plans, but nature
has thought differently. In April, when I
wanted to go to Kákafok, an unbelievable cold spell
combined with snowfall
thwarted my plans, so I returned to the shores
of the Dead Sea at the end of May. First alone, and then my friend Erik
joined me for a short fishing trip. A little packing and off we go. This was a very different
fishing trip to the one in March, there was a lot more
life on the water,
and in addition to the Krilles bait, my favourite Spanish Hazel
came to the fore. A little elemossia,
have energy to fight the fish! This is not an everyday
occurrence either, thank goodness I have a precious bird
in my little tackle bag. Well, maybe it will bring you luck! I welcome you all with great respect. I’m back on the shore
of Kakafos Lagoon and although it’s been roughly 5 hours,
this fishing has just started, I arrived early this morning
and here I am at one of my favourite parts
of the marsh cypress. And it started off well,
because I started fishing with a beautiful and beautiful fluke,
look at this fish. Here is a fabulous Cacafo scaly,
he was in very good condition, he worked me hard, it’s a pleasure
to catch them in this environment. During the day, however,
virtually nothing has happened
since the catch, except that there is a lot of life
on the water, but not from the fish. There are a lot
of kayakers and canoeists,
but they own the water. And now there’s some kind
of commemorative competition, a big event, so I didn’t
even know about it, it took me by surprise,
but even the locals,
so they were spinning in front of me. This is their day. So I decided to do a bit of knitting,
freshened up the end fittings a bit,
knitted some new front pieces. There’s a wedding going on right now,
so life is a bitch here in the park. My battery is a little low, so I decided to have a good fish soup
in the neighbouring tavern,
drink a double espresso, because I think I’ll need it
for the night, at least I really hope so. The Kákafoki Gulf is, I would say, the most popular fishing lake
in the region, but it is also outstanding
at a national level, as there are a lot of holiday homes,
so people love to come here. For many, catching fish
is a secondary consideration,
they relax and enjoy the environment. There really is a lot to see here,
from cypresses to swamp cypresses, and the whole family
can enjoy themselves. We have been coming here
with the family for a long time. But the big carp are not easy
to catch, so these are old fish
that are used to it. Obviously there are a lot of anglers,
there is a kind of pressure on them, and I would say
that there are not too many,
as the catches show. You can still pinch, obviously you
have to be outside a lot. That’s how I now come down
to rapid fishing. The chances of me catching a big fish
are minimal, but to catch that one
in the early spring that weighed close to 15 kilos,
well I was surprised, obviously it was a target,
but I was surprised, so I set myself the target
of catching one over 10 from here,
from this bucket list environment. For this fishing trip
I used only bojli, including Krill Hot Spice 24
from the Krill Force family, and my favourite,
the Spanish peanut bojli,
which I used in 20 and 24 mm versions. I also use a hardened
and lightened version of these baits. I brought some well
proven By Döme BLACK EDITION
3 meter 2.5 librae rods, I don’t have to fish far,
I use a simple inline lead
tackle with 128 gram Fox leads. There’s a bit of a current here,
so I thought it was justified. I also use a leader,
Strong Leader 055, I really like this line,
and Max Motion Record Carp Real Black
037, which is the one I put on the drum of my BC10000 reels. So that’s pretty much my equipment. I was feeding a slightly larger area,
about a 15-20 metre strip, and I thought this part
of the break is quite steep anyway, so I’m not fishing the side
of the break towards me,
this shallower area, as before. You could catch a lot
of small carp there, but I think
the really big routine fish are swimming in the bank or right here
at the bottom of the break. So I fed a little bit more,
roughly one of, well, three bags, two and a half kilos
over a relatively larger area, as I said, so I want to get a nibble
of the migrating fish, I’ve got one. I think the only time
to catch good fish
here is during the light changes, early evening,
morning and obviously at night, so that’s how I’m preparing
for this fishing. Then, if any fish come along,
I’ll be in touch. Synonyms. Here we are, let’s go fishing! Well, there’s not much stuff left,
but a wheelbarrow is handy! Well, let’s go! What’s up, Erik!
He has beaten the Spanish Hazelnut. It was just worth the wait.
A brutal fish. It’s hard to tire in knee-deep water,
SUPs and between boats. Nice carp.
Do you know where that came from? From the front. It’s in! It includes. What a carp! That’s it. What a carp! What have we got, mate? Brutal pumpkin.
Look at his dorsal fin. What a big belly. Kaakafka dinosaur. A belly the size
of the one who caught it. It’s brutal. So from nothing
in the middle of the day. Spanish Hazelnut
has also rewritten this rule. A very serious fish,
I am very happy for him! So am I! That is! Muti his mouth. Working together,
succeeding together and enjoying
together is what matters most. So let me back in, please,
you’ve caught a beautiful fish. From a very heavy water. I think this will be a memorable trip. A little bit for the angler. Not a young fish, that’s for sure. My second Cacofoncup arrived,
a smaller one, but he was a real fighter too. The bait combination
is the Spanish Magyaro,
with a pop up cap. I think it’s a successful peca and one
we’re sure to return to. The second part of the adventures
of Kákafoki has come to an end. I think that we have had
a successful carp fishing season, as we managed to catch more
than one of the big fish in the bay. I’m also sure
this won’t be the last time we’ve been to this beautiful stretch
of water, so let’s
just say we’ll see you next time. If you like this video, don’t forget to like
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