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FISHING WITH WORMS
FISHING WITH WORMS
IS MOST POPULAR
By Ken Liebeskind
Yalesville, Connecticut
The most popular type of bait for any type of fish is the worm. If you're fishing with worms, you should use night crawlers, which are larger than other types of fishing worms such as red wigglers. There are actually different types of nightcrawlers, including Canadian and European, with the European ideal for salt water and able to withstand cold water.
....If you're fishing with worms that are smaller, thread the hook through the side of the worm at several places along the body.
If you're fishing with worms,
make sure you keep them fresh.
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For large nightcrawlers, hook them once through the tip near the head end or through the tail end which allows for a natural crawling motion. Crawlers are best fished with a slow stitching motion or short slow drags with pauses of several seconds in between.
If you're fishing with worms, make sure you keep them fresh, which means keeping them in the refrigerator and an ice box while heading to your fishing spot.
If fishing with worms is too much trouble with live worms, try plastic worms, which are extremely popular with fishermen, particularly bass anglers. The Walking Worm from www.scientificfishing.com is the most popular plastic worm, because it moves continuously like a live worm. The lure is based on patented technology that traps air between tail segments, which prompts the rapid movement. The Walking Worm comes in a variety of colors that are ideal for all kinds of water conditions and it can be Texas or Carolina rigged.
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