Any shallow water that is fed by the Mississippi River system; creeks, rivers, sloughs, bayous, etc. I have a camp near Lake Mary on Foster's Lake. Those Silver Carp jump out of the water as high as 6 to 7 feet...even jump over some of the smaller cypress trees. It gets really dangerous to run your outboard this time of year...and from the looks of things, this is only the beginning.

From my own experience, silver carp are hard to see in shallow water unless they're swimming and leaving a wake. Maybe bowfishing at night with a light would be more productive.

GEAUX TIGERS!!!

bayou sorrrel, from the boat landing go north in the water it will come to a y go left just a little ways it will y again stay to the right go about a half a mile and look for some dead end canals on right or left thats the old shell oil feild any one of those dead end will have some carp in them be careful i know people that got there jaw broke getting hit by them bad ass fish i didn't belive it till i saw it in real life its true they do jump in your boat in your lap in your face hit you in the chest so hard it takes your breath away if they were to hit a small child in the head it would kill them please becareful. with them carp.