Worms for fishing Free !!!

[gullyworm]

Ive forgotton the words to that one Pixy ,you couldnt just remind me could you

[Jimdefruit]

Originally Posted by pixybasher

You can always try the old english worm song, the worms always come up for the chorus.

Go on Pixy make a recording and post it so we can all have a laugh.

[pingu]

get the grass cuttings, throw on top compost heap
just leave 24 hours and genly rake through with fingers
just got a tub full in under 2 min :-)

[pixybasher]

Me sing....you got to be joking,

All great anglers know the worm song, its only the danglers that dont know it !!! LOL

Another fail safe way is to attach a seagull to a broom handle and let that do the work. Ever seen them go on the grass?

[pingu]

Pixy would you suggest any particular seagull, blackheaded, lesser blackbacked ??etc......
any advise taken
latter would be my choice as plagued with the b****rs arround here

[pixybasher]

Either 1 large Black back or a couple of the smaller Herring guls should do the job nicely. You could also have a go with the redhead gul, only trouble with the redhead is that there already DEAD and dont seam to work to well after Ive shot them.
I tell you what did work well for a couple of hours and that was the rabbit rake, but again they began to flag and they to needed a stiff talking to.

[Omahayank]

Originally Posted by grglnk

I've Also Found That If You Take A 3'-2x2 Stake,cut 1/4" Indentions Along The Entire Length Of The Stake,drive It About 1' In The Ground And The Take A Broom Handle And Rapidly Rake The Broom Handle Across The Indentions;it Causes Vibrations Sending Worms To The Surface.

Its called "Worm Grunting" and to the best of my knowledge, it only works on a certain kind of worm. NOT nightcrawler/lob worms.
see this : http://home.comcast.net/~david.rae/rae_family_009.htm LOL "Its all in the smoothness of the stroke" soft music cant hurt either