How to prepare worms for fishing? You will learn tricks on how to prepare worms for successful fishing, how to add the most delicious and appetizing things inside it, so that your worm becomes more in demand by fish, there are more bites, and more bites than other anglers. There have been cases when friends were digging for worms together in the evening, went fishing in the morning, one caught a fish, the other didn’t bite. What are you fishing for? I use a worm, yesterday we mined it together. And I'm at him, what's the matter?
As practice has shown, simply digging in a dung heap or buying worms for fishing and then going fishing will result in a 30 percent increase in bites and fish catches will be reduced. Before fishing, the worm must be cleaned. It is advisable that this bait be cleaned at least 12-24 hours before fishing.
How to prepare worms for fishing - the process of preparation, cleaning
There is a jar of worms, for example red dung. We will use them to make an appetizing fish bait and stuff it with delicious filling. They will have a smell that fish like.
For bait you will need:
- a piece of cotton cloth, always made of cotton;
- 1 tablespoon sugar;
- a bag of 2 grams of vanillin;
- melt water;
- infusion after tea, mint leaves, you can also lemon balm, thyme, dill, valerian, nettle, anise. It is desirable to have the grass growing near the pond where you fish.
Advice: never put a worm with soil in a glass jar, especially in summer when the weather is hot. Such a jar for him is ruinous, you will be left without bait or it will be lethargic and unattractive. The fish will not always take such bait, not in every body of water with any tackle.
So, let's begin:
- Take a container, add a spoonful of sugar, pour in a packet of vanillin, wet it a little, and mix thoroughly. Soak it in melt water, then thoroughly wring out the cotton cloth.
- Spread out newspaper or paper. Using tweezers, we take out live worms one by one, clearing them from the soil, as much as necessary for fishing.
- Place the prepared damp cloth, place it in the middle and soak it in a mixture of vanilla and sugar, rubbing in with a spoon.
- We lay out the grass, tea leaves, worms, carefully wrap the rag, and place it in a box.
After 12 hours, up to a day in this state, the worms for fishing will be in the grass, with sugar and vanilla topping. Accordingly, the bait for crucian carp, bream, carp and other fish is saturated, becomes sweet, mobile, elastic, and smells like grass.
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Most fishermen very conscientiously prepare for fishing, carefully selecting fishing tackle and bait, think about the location of the upcoming fishing, but usually never think about preparing the bait. At first glance, any bait looks like a finished product for catching fish, but most baits can be made into more desirable prey for fish. It is better to store worms in a wooden box, feeding them with used tea or grated raw potatoes. An actively wriggling worm on a hook is an almost certain bite. But how can you make a worm move? Recipe 1 Place the extracted worms in a container, tear a used tea bag and add to the worms, cover with wet black soil or rotted manure on top.
After four hours, the worms will be strong and mobile.
Recipe 2 While fishing, add chopped red beets to the jar of worms. The worms immediately come to life and wriggle in the water for a long time on the hook, luring even the most passive fish. Recipe 3 It is better to give the extracted worms time to cleanse themselves. To do this, they are placed in a container with damp sand or grass, pouring a spoonful of milk or fragrant vegetable oil on top. In a couple of days the worms will become strong and clean. Recipe 4 If the worms become lethargic and fly off the hook, they can be made stronger by adding ordinary mint, grated in your hands until the juice appears. After a few days, the worms will smell like mint and become strong and resilient. Recipe 5 of Hearts can, and sometimes even needs to be flavored.
To do this, you can add brewed dill, garlic and grated mint to the jar of worms. This will give the worm an additional, natural flavor, important for catching many species of fish. Worms can be stored in any suitable container, but they must not be tightly sealed or they will suffocate. It is better, instead of a lid, to pull a thin woman's stocking or gauze over the jar, tying it with a rubber band. Before fishing, the jar should be stored in a cool, dark place. And when fishing, never leave a can of worms in the rain or sun. Find a place in the shade or cover with something for the can of worms. If basic conditions are met, worms can be stored for quite a long time and after a few months the number of worms in the jar will increase. Now you know how to prepare worms for fishing and store them. Author of the article: Team of authors of the site orybe.com 2014-04-09
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Everything happens in life, you may not have time to prepare attachments or forget them at home. However, in such cases, the code of honor of a real fisherman obliges him to look for the nearest suitable bait himself - fry, worms, bark beetles, grasshoppers...
Among all the known baits, the most universal and, perhaps, the most ancient are ordinary earthworms, of which, as a rule, they are distinguished: bright red dung worms, “ironworms” - white earthworms (garden), and cherry-red underleaves. By the way, worms living in different soils differ in both external characteristics and qualities. Sandy ones are not like those born in clay, silty ones are different from garden ones.
Finding them is easy: worms love damp lowlands, shady places, and are sometimes located in a layer or under a layer of last year’s leaves. There are many worms where old wood decomposes in the ground, in the roots of nettles. Worms love to settle along the banks of streams and small lakes; they adore temporary riverbeds, where water appears only during the heavy rainy season. A fisherman, as you know, must be an observant person and notice where rooks easily catch worms, when and where worms migrate...
You can also start a home factory for the production of worms: in the country, where there are compost heaps, or in a pile of rotted manure. It is enough to spread old clothes in a suitable place and regularly moisten them. The worms will definitely choose the comfortable place offered. Before fishing, you can lift this rag old thing and collect the required number of worms in five minutes. Before the next fishing trip, the number of heads in your worm farm will be restored and, perhaps, even increased.
I also met fishermen breeding earthworms on their own balconies and loggias. Some people successfully store worms in large containers, lowered into the cellar or placed in the refrigerator. Storing worms in cool conditions is perhaps the most preferable. By the way, you can organize the procurement of worms for the entire winter fishing season.
In villages where people everywhere breed and keep livestock, getting worms is not a problem. The problem is to take out the manure, along with the worms, to certain places or in the field... Villagers know even without our advice that dung worms are easily obtained if you use a pitchfork instead of a shovel, and garden worms can be quickly collected “without leaving the cash register”, that is digging fresh holes for tomatoes and beds for cucumbers, or in your own yard - in places where the chickens have not yet found worms.
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Here are some rules and tips to help you store worms for a long time...
Don't mine (dig!) worms in the same place every time. Firstly, during the season you will cut the soil for a new garden for free for some guy. And secondly, from spring to autumn there will be no worms left in this area, and it is in vain for your uncle to try to plant something in the garden “for the winter” - the harvest will be frail.
Do not mix different types of worms in the same jar. Dung worms, for example, produce a caustic liquid that quickly kills garden worms. And garden vegetables, decomposing, destroy everyone else.
Do not mix whole worms and half worms together.
Don't be greedy! It is impossible to measure 500 worms in a small jar (box), and even without soil. In such conditions, all worms will quickly become unusable.
It is best to store worms in wooden boxes with thin holes for air access. From time to time the box should be turned over.
The old fashioned method is good for storing worms - in canvas bags. They are easy to moisten, turn over, and can even be kept in your pocket while fishing.
You cannot store worms in a metal jar in the open sun, and even in strong winds. The smell of metal acquired by the worms suppresses the fish's appetite. The sun can very quickly “cook” your future bait, and the wind can dry it out. It is safer to store worms in a wooden box, covered with a piece of light, moistened cloth.
It is strictly forbidden to use glass containers for storing worms. It can break and cut the fisherman's hands.
Worms retain their vitality well in nettle leaves.
It’s good to send the worms to “purgatory” the day before fishing: sort them out, remove the weak and lifeless ones, then place them in moist sandy soil with the addition of moss and pieces of wood, and before fishing, also season the worms with a few drops of unrefined sunflower oil.
Please get stationary (correct!) containers for storing worms while fishing, so as not to litter the emerald-malachite shores and bright waters of our naturally purest reservoirs with disposable used jars.
All these rules are good because every novice fisherman can immediately not read them, forget them, or use them and add his own to the list - the most proven and convenient ones.
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There is a pattern: if the worms actively wriggle, the more often the fish bite. Worms should be stored in a container with soil, you can use various fillers, sawdust, it is also advisable to store worms in moss, add coarse river sand. There should be no more than two holes on the lid of the container millimeters so that air can enter the box. Under no circumstances should worms be left in the sun. With a small amount of soil, the worms usually form a ball and become intertwined.
There are two main reasons: it is either an excess of wet soil or dry soil. Worms in dry soil lose their elasticity, become thinner and die. In order to unravel the worms, you need to pour the worms onto a flat surface, the live bait will begin to crawl, and the sluggish, non-viable worms will remain in the same place, they should be removed, since they are no longer suitable for fishing.
Worms can be stored in an old sock that does not have holes. Half of the grass is placed in the sock. It is necessary to replace the grass with fresh grass once every three weeks. Worms live in the grass for up to 3 months, it is important to keep the sock moist and not let it dry out. Do not keep different types of worms together. Worms do not tolerate proximity to other species. Dead worms quickly decompose and kill living ones.
Recipes for preparing worms for fishing.
1. The hardness of the worms can be increased by using mint leaves if they are rubbed and placed in a container with worms. A day before fishing, I place them in a jar with chopped mint and nettle.
2. Pour sand and moss into an empty large container, moisten it a little and pour worms into it - this is done to clean the worms before fishing. leave the worms there until the next day. The next day, the night before fishing, we prepare a second container: fill it with steamed, chilled macadamia, and transplant the worms into it. The worms stuff themselves with dirt, which makes them more attractive to fish. Fill the jar with worms with a mixture of sand and dust.
3.Before fishing, add fresh mint and hemp to the worms
4. Take garlic, either in cloves or young in stems (preferably in cloves). Lubricate the pads of two fingers with which we will plant the worm with garlic juice. To do this, just scrape the juicy part with your fingernail and rub it in your fingers. It may sting a little if it gets under your nail, don't overdo it. Brief contact of your fingers with the worm while baiting/adjusting it is just enough for the desired degree of aromatization of the bait. From time to time we repeat the lubrication with juice.
5. Used tea leaves or sawdust (not pine), two or three tablespoons of vegetable oil are added to the wet sand, everything is thoroughly mixed, then the worms are placed there. After a day or two they become clean, shiny and do not stain your fingers. And they last a long time.
6. To make the worms more attractive, you can collect “thyme” herbs and make porridge from it, boiling it beforehand. Place the worms in the porridge and keep them for 4-6 hours. This will be enough for the worms to acquire an unusual smell, which fish will bite on much more often than on ordinary worms.
7. One day before fishing, you need to put a pinch of dill or anise, or chamomile in a jar, add wet river sand and put dung worms in there. Sometimes it is worth adding a small clove of garlic, very finely chopped or crushed in a garlic press, to the dill and chamomile greens. True, you need to be careful with it so that the worms do not die from excess phytoncides.
8. Also, if you put worms in a container with cottage cheese a day before fishing, they acquire a white color, mobility and taste.
9.Earth, sawdust and a drop of anise oil give the worms an attractive smell and hardness.
We recommend reading:
- Types of worms for fishing
- Recipes for preparing worms for fishing.
- How to put a worm on a hook
- Breeding worms at home
- Maggot
- Miscellaneous
- Learning to read a pond
- Poacher's fishing gear
- INFLUENCE OF WEATHER ON FISHING
- Rivers
- Making a stuffed animal from the head of a pike and any other trophy fish, Taxidermy for dummies
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Where to dig for worms?
They live in different places, for example, the distribution area of dung is clear from the name - it is better to look in dung heaps or under them. The earthworm can be found in moist soil, where it lives at a relatively shallow depth, up to 20-30 centimeters. The underleaf does not have such a muscular body, which means it cannot dig into the ground, and can often be found crawling under damp leaves. Finally, experienced fishermen collect the earthworm after the rain, when it crawls out onto dry paths from flooded burrows, which is why it received its second name - crawl.
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How to make your own chatterbox for fishing
Nursery for future bait
In order to always have fresh bait on hand, without going out to look for it and without having to adjust to the weather, many people set up a “factory” for producing worms in their summer cottage or in the courtyard of their house. To do this, you need to dig up a small plot of land, adding armfuls of leaves and weeds, old bags. Then launch several dozen worms. It is good to regularly water the “bed” with water, and feed the pets with food waste. After a month you can use them.
Those who do not have a piece of land for a nursery can set it up in the garage, basement or hallway. The main condition is low air temperature. You will need a spacious wooden box, into which you should pour in layers: sand mixed with soil, damp leaves on it, and on top of everything - a mixture of soil and leaves. Throw worms into the prepared substance and cover the box with burlap. Further actions include regular watering and feeding of the inhabitants.
Basic rules for planting
It is important to know how to properly place a worm on a hook. There are several methods depending on what kind of fish you are going after.
The most common method is the “toe” method: pierce one end of the worm with a hook and gently pull it. Carefully tear off the long tip. This is suitable if you plan to catch small and medium-sized fish that have the habit of nipping off a piece of bait. When using a crawler, do not pull it too hard; its soft body breaks easily.
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How to wash and preserve bloodworms for fishing
How to properly place a worm on a hook when catching large fish?
In this case, you need to carefully string it, piercing it in the middle and leaving both ends dangling. But make sure that there are no small fry in the future bite area - it will quickly fray the bait. But a large fish, attracted by the bait moving in the current, will grab it without hesitation. If you are fishing with a double or just a large hook, you can use several worms at once. The method is effective when fishing for burbot, pike and large perch; bloodworms are also used. The main thing is to make sure that the sting of the hook is hidden - having accidentally pricked itself on it, the most desirable specimens usually immediately swim away in fear.
