How do i put a carp doughball on the hook?

Use a treble hook or three-way hook with the spring around the shaft. I believe it's a size 6 or 8. Roll the doughbait into a ball and wrap it around the treble hook until you can't see the hook's point. Dunk it in water before you cast to see how well the doughtbait is going to hold up. It's all trial and error when making the ideal consistency. When it's too hard, it's real clumpy and falls off easily before you even cast. When it's too soft, it just flings off with each cast. Sugar or syrup is the ideal ingredient that will make it stick together.

take a size 10 hook. get a whole hamburger bun split it in half where the bun splits in half. split it in half again. put your hook at the end of the split bun. squeeze the end around the hook. now that your done cast it out but not to hard. it should float eventually a big carp will come up and eat it. good luck!ok now to trick number 2: take a piece of bread and take the white and rich part leaving out the crust. put the white part on your hook. squeeze it into a oval shaped ball on your hook. cast it out and wait for a carp. good luck!

Okay Jason, what you do first is make sure you have a "Treble Hook" not attached to the fishing line. Now grab your unattached treble hook in one hand, and in the other hand grab your "DoughBall" and im pretty sure it is in a "BALL" shape. Now grab the ball and the treble hook and place the doughball ontop of the hook and firmly press down on the doughball unto the top of the hook ( the round part, where you stick your line in ). okay now you have a bated treble hook! Great job now look your self in the mirror and congratulate your self. Ohh dont forget to tie the hook after its been baited!!!

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