Twin Lakes Carp and Catfish

You my want to chum them up a little before you start fishin...
use a few cans of corn and throw it out to get them feeding...
Look on this site for some bait recipes i will post some when i have the time....
I was told there is some carp in that lake!!!

I fished it a couple of times last fall, but didn't have any luck.  There are a few carpers more local to the lake that have been fishing it some since last fall and catching some.  I've read about a couple of pigs that have been pulled out of there in recent years.
Like mentioned, ya might want to pre-bait a spot to get the carp feeding more actively.  As a cheaper alternative to canned corn, you can boil up some hard field corn til it swells and softens up (about an hour of boiling should do) and chum with that-----a 5 gallon bucket at a time this time of year wouldn't be too much, but at least a couple of gal. should get 'em rippin'.  Then keep on fishin' the same baited up spot(s).  Chum and they will come.

I know a fellow that has been fishing Greenlick(Jacob's Creek Park) and has caught nearly 80 carp so far this year.....no large ones....most 18 to 24 inch.....I think his largest this year was around 10 pound. He makes his own dough ball bait of various flavors and generaly uses a hair rig.
 
I've fished the lower lake at Twin Lakes and landed a few in the 15 - 20 pound range and I do believe there are some much larger than that in there.

Yes, the mans name is Bill and sometimes he fishes with his wife. Lawn chairs, rod holders and his specialty dough ball bait. He's made about 40 different flavors and fishes with a "hair rig" set up.