red worms from Walmart (Page 4): They have a dicks near Bass Pro in Harrisburg PA. Sells no hunting or fishing gear.

Grizzly 17 Loc: South central Pa

Rayz wrote:

Dicks has become worse than WM. No longer has ammo or fire arms. I guess they only want to sell spandex pants to the bicycle types.

They have a dicks near Bass Pro in Harrisburg PA. Sells no hunting or fishing gear.

kandydisbar Loc: West Orange, NJ

Andy cacciatori wrote:

I've been using the Ned rig for the last too years and have done done great with them. Like using the Z man in the Crawfish.
I cast it out and cast it out then gig it back slowly, you have to keep the rod tip up and keep your rod up when a fish is on or they will get off even when you set the hook.
I've lost lots of fish because I lower the rod just a little bit!!.
Hope this helps you out.

Will try it! When it warms up a bit, or at least the Sun is out!

Andy cacciatori Loc: Modesto cal.

kandydisbar wrote:

Will try it! When it warms up a bit, or at least the Sun is out!

I use a fast action tip to too feel the the pick up .
Ist time I tried it I was using a med action rod did not catch as many as my son in law and his buddy next week changed over and what a difference.
Good luck and let me know how you do.

Badmoon Loc: Ewing NJ

Gulp worms work really well for kingfish in the surf both red and camo great substitute for expensive blood worms !

kandydisbar Loc: West Orange, NJ

Fairfield Fish and Tackle is 20 min drive so just get live worms there if I want them, or warmer weather in my compost bin or garden. Thanks for all the info.

Grizzly 17 Loc: South central Pa

kandydisbar wrote:

Fairfield Fish and Tackle is 20 min drive so just get live worms there if I want them, or warmer weather in my compost bin or garden. Thanks for all the info.

Good luck Kandy 😊🎣

Crappiebob Loc: NE Illinois. McHenry County

I have had a lot of success with the Ned Rigs. And u don’t necessarily have to fish them on the Ned jigs. Have used them on Darter jig heads with good success also

Crappiebob Loc: NE Illinois. McHenry County

Keep the Ned Rigs. Have had lots of suv was with Ned Rigs. Mostly for bass. Have also used them on Daryee jig heads with good success

cb

Whitey Loc: Southeast ohio

kandydisbar wrote:

Fairfield Fish and Tackle is 20 min drive so just get live worms there if I want them, or warmer weather in my compost bin or garden. Thanks for all the info.

Kandy Jim's worm farm has European Night crawlers an they reproduce also. Very easy to raise an they make awesome fertilizer. They love melon rine an lettuce anything not acidic really. Them small jigs an small plastics are great for crappies and I've caught bass on them also under a Bobber. You may have to change different depths till you find the fish 👍

kandydisbar Loc: West Orange, NJ

Whitey wrote:

Kandy Jim's worm farm has European Night crawlers an they reproduce also. Very easy to raise an they make awesome fertilizer. They love melon rine an lettuce anything not acidic really. Them small jigs an small plastics are great for crappies and I've caught bass on them also under a Bobber. You may have to change different depths till you find the fish 👍

Thanks, Whitey!

Whitey Loc: Southeast ohio

kandydisbar wrote:

Thanks, Whitey!

Kandy not sure about over that way but around here the gas stations sale worms. Small towns along the mighty Muskingum river anyways 🤗

shaq

Hello everyone
So the Berkeley red worms work great. But also if you go on Morgan bait in Camden New Jersey, they sell nice a selection of live worms there and they ship them. Canadian nightcrawlers is what I go with.
Be safe and have fun

David Davey Loc: San Diego

Ted wiggler is a great panfish bait, but an even better composting worm, and ver prolific when they get enough food.

Dogman68 Loc: Merced California (centralvalley)

kandydisbar wrote:

didn't see those either. Gotta find a Walmart with a bigger fishing section I guess!! Thanks tho!

I don't know about you guys but the problem I have at my local Wal-Mart is they keep all those things locked behind glass doors! I can never find anyone to unlock the dam doors! Just too many thiefs around here I guess.

Grizzly 17 Loc: South central Pa

Dogman68 wrote:

I don't know about you guys but the problem I have at my local Wal-Mart is they keep all those things locked behind glass doors! I can never find anyone to unlock the dam doors! Just too many thiefs around here I guess.

I was at my local wmart today. Apparently they are done selling firearms. That had a small display of rifles n shotguns.
Now the entire gun case is gone.
Very little in the fishing dept anymore