No fishing is successful without good bait. Everyone knows that the best and generally recognized bait is ordinary worms, which fishermen dig out of the ground and use to attach them to a hook. However, in urban conditions, fishermen do not always have the opportunity to dig up worms for their favorite hobby, and they face the question of where to find the right bait. Buying worms in the store can be very expensive, and if desired, the angler can breed worms right at home, always having enough bait on hand for fishing. How to breed worms at home?
Instructions
Step 1
Use plastic or enamel bowls or buckets filled with earth, poor humus, for breeding worms. Stir constantly the earth in which the worms live - for this the earth must be homogeneous, without stones, sand, roots and leaves.
Step 2
Constantly stirring the earth, watch if the worms do not stray into tangles. If such tangles begin to appear, shake them, separating the worms, and then stir the earth again. Use dry rolled oats as food for the worms. Pour water over the ground, sprinkle with dry rolled oats and mix.
Step 3
You can also feed the worms with dry bran. Do not overfeed the worms - there should be just enough feed for the worms to process it. For a bucket with a volume of 10 liters, three to four handfuls of dry rolled oats per week are enough.
Step 4
Feed the worms once a week. Add a small amount of dairy products to the feed - this stimulates fertility in worms and increases their number.
Step 5
Make sure that the land in which the worms live does not dry out. Moisten it constantly from a spray bottle or bottle with a hole, but do not over-wet the ground.
Step 6
Try to water the soil and stir it every two to three days. This way, with regular grooming, you will have a constant supply of bait for fishing at all times.
