Quite a prized fish due to its intelligence and the challenge it poses.
| Weight Range | |
|---|---|
| 1 lb | 65 lb |
| Chum | Red Boilies |
|---|---|
| Heaviest Rod | 30-100, 50-200 |
| Favorite Bait | Catch Chance |
|---|---|
| Cheese | Below Average |
| Wax Moth Caterpillar | Below Average |
| Lob Worm | Below Average |
| Blood Worm | Below Average |
| Red Boilies | Below Average |
| Clam | Good |
| Sausage | Good |
| Leech | Below Average |
| Luncheon Meat | Below Average |
| Hellgrammite | Below Average |
| Marshmallow | Below Average |
| Salamander | Below Average |
| Location | |
|---|---|
| River Stour | Oakwood Point |
| Serene Sanctuary | |
| Tranquil Retreat | |
| Loch Duich | Castle View |
| Castle View (Night) | |
| Macdonald Retreat | |
| Turnberry Waters |
Ghost Carp in Real Life[]
The real life fish
The ghost carp is a hybrid between a common (or mirror) carp and a koi carp. Most commonly, conventional carp are cross-bred with Ogon koi.
These koi are commonly whitish, metallic, or greyish in color, which explains the color variations of the ghost carp.
It is these colors that also explain the name “ghost carp”, along with its other, very distinctive feature; the metallic and dark markings on its head and body.
Very often, ghost carp will have a dark or black mark, or ring, around their eyes, giving them a rather eerie and ghostly look underwater.
Their body color is also usually somewhat washed out or faded, which makes it easy to tell them apart from true koi carp and their stronger and brighter colors.
As they are the result of both common and mirror-koi breeding, there are hence also both mirror and common looking ghost carp in many venues around Great Britain.
IRL Max Weight: 94 lbss (42.6 kg)
IRL Found in:
- River Stour (No)
- Loch Duich (No)