Fishing for water

Longwood, the only place that shows signs of life, still doesn't produce anything. I go there because it's close and if I don't catch anything it's not out of my way. But when I discovered how awesome carp fishing is I put all my efforts into getting another one at longwood. I made some dog food boilies the day before because it started raining right after I made them. I still think the boilies I make lose most of the flavor in the cooking process. The strawberry flavored boilies still smell like they could be fresh. So far they are the only ones to show signs of activity.
Like always there is a group of people on the dock so I tend to stay away from that area. One thing about fishing is that everyone always ask "catch anything" when they see you carrying equipment. It's not that I don't like talking to people but I don't see why they just can't nod or say hey.
Anyway, I put my rod holder in the dirt and walked around with my ultralight. I constantly look at it to see if its moving, but I know it never is. Once I get the bit alarms off of ebay I won't have to worry about anything because they will signal the second anything happens. Otherwise it was a pretty normal trip to the park, say some fish and none of them hit my bait.

TL;DR
Longwood is lame, but I keep going.