Here is a comprehensive list of 100 terms commonly used in carp fishing, along with their meanings:

1. Baitrunner - A type of fishing reel with a secondary drag system, allowing the carp to take the bait without resistance.
2. Boilie - A type of bait made from boiled paste, often round in shape.
3. Spod - A type of bait delivery system, often a cylinder or rocket shape, used to cast bait into the water.
4. PVA - Polyvinyl alcohol, a water-soluble material used to make bags or mesh for bait.
5. Hooklink - The line connecting the hook to the mainline or lead system.
6. Hair Rig - A rig where the bait is attached to a 'hair' extending from the hook, allowing for better hooking.
7. Backlead - A weight used to pin the line to the lakebed between the rod and the bait.
8. Bobbin - A bite indicator that clips onto the line and hangs down from the rod.
9. Bivvy - A tent or shelter used by anglers during overnight fishing sessions.
10. Chod Rig - A rig with a stiff hooklink designed to sit on top of weed or debris.
11. Crimping - Using a small metal tube to secure lines or components without tying knots.
12. Dips - Liquid attractants applied to baits to enhance their appeal.
13. End Tackle - The terminal tackle, including hooks, swivels, leads, and other components at the end of the fishing line.
14. Free-lining - Fishing without a weight or float, allowing the bait to move naturally.
15. Groundbait - A mixture of bait ingredients used to attract fish to a specific area.
16. Hair - The thin line or thread extending from the hook where bait is attached in a hair rig.
17. Hard Hook Baits - Baits that are specially hardened to resist smaller fish and stay on the hook longer.
18. Hookbait - The bait placed on or near the hook to entice fish to bite.
19. Hoppers - Devices or attachments used to carry and release bait from a bait boat.
20. Krill - A type of shrimp often used in bait recipes for its high nutritional value and attractant properties.
21. Landing Net - A large net used to safely capture and handle fish once they are close to the bank.
22. Lead Clip - A device used to attach a lead weight to the fishing line, allowing for easy release if the lead snags.
23. Mainline - The primary fishing line running from the reel to the end tackle.
24. Marker Float - A float used to mark a specific location in the water, often for baiting purposes.
25. Method Feeder - A type of feeder loaded with groundbait or pellets designed to release bait near the hookbait.
26. Particles - Small seeds or grains, such as hemp or maize, used as bait.
27. Pellets - Compressed bait pieces, often made from fishmeal or other attractants.
28. Pop-up - A buoyant bait that lifts the hook off the bottom.
29. Pre-baiting - The practice of baiting a fishing spot in advance to attract fish before fishing.
30. Rig - The arrangement of hook, line, and bait designed to catch fish.
31. Running Rig - A rig where the lead can move freely along the line, offering less resistance to the fish.
32. Shelf Life Boilies - Boilies made to have a longer shelf life without refrigeration.
33. Slack Line - Fishing with the line slack to prevent the fish from feeling resistance.
34. Spod Rod - A rod designed specifically for casting spod or spomb bait delivery systems.
35. Spomb - A specific type of bait rocket that opens upon hitting the water, releasing bait.
36. Stalking - Actively seeking and fishing for carp in visible or likely holding areas.
37. Stick Mix - A dry or semi-dry mixture used in PVA sticks for baiting.
38. Swim - A specific spot where an angler chooses to fish.
39. Swivel - A small device used to connect different sections of line while allowing rotation.
40. Tare - Small fish used to indicate the presence of larger fish like carp.
41. Tiger Nut - A type of nut often used as a bait for carp.
42. Top Rod - An angler recognized for their skill and success in catching fish.
43. Wafter - A bait designed to be semi-buoyant, balancing on the hook.
44. Zig Rig - A rig where the bait is suspended at various depths in the water column.
45. Zig Bugs - Artificial insect-like baits used with zig rigs.
46. Beads - Small plastic or rubber components used on rigs to prevent knots or damage.
47. Braid - A type of fishing line made from woven fibers, known for its strength and lack of stretch.
48. Catapult - A slingshot-like device used to launch bait into the water.
49. Chum Mixer - Floating pellets often used for surface fishing.
50. De-Limiter - A tool or method used to prevent overfilling or exceeding bait limits.
51. Drop-off Lead - A lead system designed to detach from the line if snagged.
52. Elastic - Stretchable material used in pole fishing to absorb shocks.
53. Fishmeal - A common ingredient in baits, made from ground fish.
54. Float - A buoyant device used to suspend the bait at a set depth.
55. Freezer Baits - Baits that need to be stored frozen to maintain freshness.
56. Groundbait Bowl - A container used to mix and prepare groundbait.
57. Hinged Stiff Rig - A rig with a stiff hook section and a flexible boom, often used for pop-ups.
58. Inline Lead - A lead weight threaded directly onto the mainline or leader.
59. Korda - A popular brand specializing in carp fishing tackle.
60. Leadcore - A type of fishing line with a lead wire center, used for sinking leaders.
61. Marker Rod - A rod used with a marker float to find and map out features on the lakebed.
62. Mesh Bags - PVA or fabric bags used to hold bait for casting.
63. Mono - Monofilament line, a single-strand fishing line.
64. Multi Rig - A versatile rig allowing for quick hook changes.
65. Nut Drill - A tool used to bore holes in hard baits like nuts.
66. Particle Bait - Small, natural baits such as seeds, nuts, and grains.
67. Pellet Pump - A device used to impregnate pellets with attractants.
68. PVA Bag - A small, water-soluble bag filled with bait, dissolving once in the water.
69. Range Finder - A tool or technique for measuring casting distance.
70. Shock Leader - A stronger section of line attached to the mainline to absorb casting shocks.
71. Side Imaging - A sonar technology used to view fish and structures beside the boat.
72. Snag Leader - A heavy-duty leader used to prevent line breakage in snaggy areas.
73. Snag - An obstacle in the water that can catch or entangle fishing lines.
74. Spooling - The process of winding fishing line onto a reel.
75. Surface Controller - A float used in surface fishing to control the presentation of the bait.
76. Tail Rubber - A rubber sleeve used to cover and protect knots and connections.
77. Throwing Stick - A tool used to throw boilies long distances.
78. Underwater Camera - A camera used to observe fish and underwater conditions.
79. Waders - Waterproof boots extending to the hip or chest, used for wading in water.
80. Whipping Knot - A knot used to attach a hook or lure to the fishing line.
81. Windcheater - A jacket designed to block wind, commonly used by anglers.
82. Wire Trace - A wire leader used to prevent sharp-toothed fish from biting through the line.
83. Bait Band - A rubber band used to attach bait to the hook or hair rig.
84. Bait Boat - A remote-controlled boat used to deliver bait and rigs to precise locations.
85. Baiting Needle - A needle used to thread bait onto a hair rig or hook.
86. Backstop - A device used to prevent backleads or bobbins from sliding down the line.
87. Bagging Waggler - A float with a built-in bait chamber, used for delivering bait while float fishing.
88. Barbless Hook - A hook without a barb, making it easier to release fish.
89. Bloodworm - A type of worm used as live bait, often red in color.
90. Boilie Basher - A tool used to crush boilies into smaller pieces.
91. Braid Scissors - Scissors designed specifically for cutting braided line.
92. Butt Grip - A holder or rest for the butt end of the fishing rod.
93. Carp Cradle - A padded mat or cradle used for safely handling and unhooking carp.
94. Clip-on Lead - A lead weight that clips onto the line, allowing for easy attachment and removal.
95. Crank Hook - A hook with a curved shank, designed for better hooking.
96. Depth Marker - A marker used to measure and indicate the depth of the water.
97. Drag System - A mechanism on a reel that allows line to be pulled out under tension.
98. Drop Shot Rig - A rig where the weight is below the hook, used to present bait off the bottom.
99. Feeder Rod - A rod designed for use with a feeder, often more sensitive and flexible.
100. Fishing Diary - A journal where anglers record their catches, conditions, and observations.

These terms cover a wide range of techniques, equipment, and concepts in carp fishing, helping anglers effectively pursue their quarry.