A few days ago, on The Stage, a post showed a person that pumped air into a bloodworm while saltwater fishing to get it to float off the bottom, a nice striped bass picture was shown as being caught. So, I tried the same today using night crawlers at a freshwater lake in PA., at a deeper part of the lake, in 42 feet of water. I dropped night crawlers onto the bottom using a fish finder rig. To my surprise I did catch fish “one after another”, they were channel catfish with the longest being 19 inches. It does catch fish!
DVTracker wrote:
A few days ago, on The Stage, a post showed a person that pumped air into a bloodworm while saltwater fishing to get it to float off the bottom, a nice striped bass picture was shown as being caught. So, I tried the same today using night crawlers at a freshwater lake in PA., at a deeper part of the lake, in 42 feet of water. I dropped night crawlers onto the bottom using a fish finder rig. To my surprise I did catch fish “one after another”, they were channel catfish with the longest being 19 inches. It does catch fish!
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I will try this next time I go out. Thanks
DVTracker wrote:
A few days ago, on The Stage, a post showed a person that pumped air into a bloodworm while saltwater fishing to get it to float off the bottom, a nice striped bass picture was shown as being caught. So, I tried the same today using night crawlers at a freshwater lake in PA., at a deeper part of the lake, in 42 feet of water. I dropped night crawlers onto the bottom using a fish finder rig. To my surprise I did catch fish “one after another”, they were channel catfish with the longest being 19 inches. It does catch fish!
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Nice job DV. It works for all types of bottom fishing, keeps the bait above the weeds /debris on the bottom. Thanks for the pictures.
It certainly works, been doing it for almost 50 years. Lindy makes a worm blower for night crawlers.
Insulin syringe works really well.
EasternOZ wrote:
Insulin syringe works really well.
Need to be careful with them.
Could get hit with carrying a drug needle 👍
I carried one in my tackle box for awhile. Even cut the needle short.
My last pup needed shots.
Then figured all it would take one hard-nosed game warden or a cop that may pull me over.
I actually used it for pu some air pockets in plastics 👍👍
HenryG
Loc: Falmouth Cape Cod Massachusetts
Grizzly 17 wrote:
I carried one in my tackle box for awhile. Even cut the needle short.
My last pup needed shots.
Then figured all it would take one hard-nosed game warden or a cop that may pull me over.
I actually used it for pu some air pockets in plastics 👍👍
Can you actually put air pockets in plastic baits like you said Grizzly?
HenryG wrote:
Can you actually put air pockets in plastic baits like you said Grizzly?
It's hard to do without blowing hole in them Henry
HenryG
Loc: Falmouth Cape Cod Massachusetts
Grizzly 17 wrote:
It's hard to do without blowing hole in them Henry
I don't understand your answer Grizzly my question is can you inject an air bubble in a soft plastic worm as you said🙂🇺🇸
HenryG wrote:
I don't understand your answer Grizzly my question is can you inject an air bubble in a soft plastic worm as you said🙂🇺🇸
Yes but you need to very careful.
It won't expand very much.
I found it not to be worth the trouble honestly.
I've tried many of the YouTube videos.
Some work some not so much
DVTracker wrote:
A few days ago, on The Stage, a post showed a person that pumped air into a bloodworm while saltwater fishing to get it to float off the bottom, a nice striped bass picture was shown as being caught. So, I tried the same today using night crawlers at a freshwater lake in PA., at a deeper part of the lake, in 42 feet of water. I dropped night crawlers onto the bottom using a fish finder rig. To my surprise I did catch fish “one after another”, they were channel catfish with the longest being 19 inches. It does catch fish!
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What is a fish finder "rig" ?? just curious....
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