When fishing in the traditional way with a float rod, bait is indispensable. A universal bait that is used to catch worms at any time of the year. To collect or dig up worms, you should know in what places and on what soil they are found.
Instructions
Step 1
Roach, broodfish and medium-sized carp fish are good for catching with dung worm. It is the shortest and thinnest of all worms used in fishing. Its color is reddish yellow. When put on a hook, such a worm emits a liquid with a pungent odor. The dungworm should be found in rotting manure, less often it is found in dry or very damp manure. Sometimes such a bait can be found in oily ground, for example, in an abandoned greenhouse.
Step 2
The earthworm is larger, has a gray-white color; there are large specimens of a pinkish hue. Get an earthworm in the ground, at a depth of 15-20 cm. Clay soil is suitable, but it is best to try your luck on well-groomed garden soil. The warmer the air, the deeper the worm moves away from the surface. When catching an earthworm, you cannot do without a shovel. But on the eve of inclement weather, the earthworm crawls to the surface. It is mainly used for fishing on the donk.
Step 3
An even larger worm is the scapula. It is red in color with a bluish or purple tint. The habitat of the scapula is under old straw, sawdust, shavings, under heaps of rotten leaves. Such worms usually lie openly on damp ground, you do not need to dig them out. The fish reacts well to the scrub, but on the hook it quickly stops wriggling and hangs motionless.
Step 4
But the crawl sometimes reaches a length of 20-30 cm. Walk along the garden or park paths. If you see piles of earth, move them - you can often see a round hole covered by leaves. Coming to this place in the dark with a flashlight, you are very likely to find the crawl peeking out of the mink. Grab it with your fingers near the ground and carefully pull it out, being careful not to rush (otherwise the worm will tear). Large predatory fish are well caught on crawling.
Step 5
It is best to collect worms in a clean canvas bag, in a cardboard box or wooden box. Tin cans and plastic bags are not suitable. The worms should be stored in the ground from which they were dug.
