Wild Carp Companies, of Baldwinsville, NY, USA, promotes catch and release carp angling via educational demonstrations, angling lessons, tourism promotion, hosting fish-ins, tournaments and the Wild Carp Club

2013 Wild Carp Club of New England

Wild Carp Companies is proud to announce the third season of the Wild Carp Club of New England.
 
There are five sessions scheduled for the season. All sessions are free to attend and Carp anglers of all experience levels are welcome.

Anglers will earn scores based on the weight and type of Carp caught during club sessions. Scores will accrue over the course of all sessions and year-end prizes will be awarded.

Participants must be at least 16 years of age and hold a valid Massachusetts fishing license. Children under 16 are welcome to attend and fish, though their scores will not be counted toward season point totals.

Anglers are welcome to arrive and depart at any time during club sessions—just check in and out with club directors.

Wild Carp Club may be competitive in nature, but it is mostly about having fun and meeting fellow anglers. Always maintain good sportsmanship and be courteous to other club members.

 

 

 

Club Directors

Jason Carl
Sam Reid - Club Director, New England
Robert Duprey Joshua Leach

 

 

 

2013 Wild Carp Club Schedule

2013 Wild Carp Club of New England Event Schedule is as follows:

 

Date

 Venue

 Time


Sunday, May 5

Workshops Pond, 514 Alden St. (Springfield, MA)

8:00 AM - 4:00 PM

Sunday, June 23

Lake Quannapowitt (Wakefield, MA)

8:00 AM - 4:00 PM

Sunday, July 14

Merrimack River (Lowell, MA)

7:00 AM - 3 :00 PM

Sunday, August 18

Indian Lake (Worcester, MA)

8:00 AM – 4:00 PM

Sunday, September 15

Connecticut River (Hartford, CT)

8:00 AM - 4:00 PM


 

 

The club and all events are open to the public, they're all free and the only requirement to participate in the events is that you "MUST" have a valid Massachusetts Freshwater Fishing License.

 

 

 

Scoring System

1 point/ounce for non-bonus Carp

Non-bonus Carp will be what the event organizers determine to be the most prevalent Carp genetic variation found in the event venue (either Mirror or Common).

 

Example
16 lb, 2 oz Carp (non bonus)
Weight converted to ounces = 258 ounces
The fish is worth 258 points


 

1.5 points/ounce for Bonus Carp
At each event a Carp genetic variation (the variation less prevalent to the venue) will be designated to be worth more points. Bonus Carp will be either Mirror or Common.

 

Example
14 lb, 8 oz bonus Carp
Weight converted to ounces = 232 ounces
232 ounces X 1.5 bonus factor = 348 points
The fish is worth 348 points

 

 

2 points/ounce for Koi Carp

 

Example
13-3 LB Koi
Weight converted to ounces = 211 ounces
211 oz. X 2 koi bonus factor = 422 points
The fish is worth 422 points

 

Grass Carp will not count. Ghost Carp (common and koi hybrid) will count as common Carp. Crucian Carp will not count unless they have barbels making them a hybrid. Crucian hybrids will count as common Carp.

 

 

 

Wild Carp Club of New England, Sessions 2013

Please click the links below for summaries of each Session and our Season Totals.

Wild Carp Club of New England - 2013 - Session 1 Session 1

Wild Carp Club of  New England  - 2013 - Session Totals Session Totals

 

 

 

Contact

If you are interested in participating in the Wild Carp Club of New England or have any questions, please contact Club Director Jason Carl (jasonc@wildcarpcompanies.com), Robert Duprey (rob@wildcarpcompanies.com) or Sam Reid (sam@wildcarpcompanies.com).

 

 

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