Looking at the other end, no hump. I'd say it ticks all boxes.FarliesBirthday wrote:Deeply forked tail, longish tail root, lean body..it seems to tick the boxes, Julian.
Wildie ancestry ........... or not?
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Thanks for all your comments chaps 
I'll say more about it when I write up my journal, but as has been commented it is a very nice carp regardless of its ancestry.
A few others I have caught in this pool also have this shape and appearance but I think this one is the closest to appearing to be a wildie.
I'll say more about it when I write up my journal, but as has been commented it is a very nice carp regardless of its ancestry.
A few others I have caught in this pool also have this shape and appearance but I think this one is the closest to appearing to be a wildie.
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