worms urgent reply needed

[mdtomlancs]

i know this sounds like a daft question but can you use garden worm for sea fishing not had chance to get diggin today and going fishing tonight just need to know asap please guys

[Norrie]

i know this sounds like a daft question but can you use garden worm for sea fishing not had chance to get diggin today and going fishing tonight just need to know asap please guys

 

Hiya, Tho' I've never used them, I have heard of guys getting some fish with them, Whiting, wrasse etc.... but I'm sure ( from what I remember being told ) they go white soon after putting them into saltwater..

 

BUT, surely they have to be better than NO bait at all

 

Good luck..

[Ian Burrett]

i know this sounds like a daft question but can you use garden worm for sea fishing not had chance to get diggin today and going fishing tonight just need to know asap please guys

 

My lad gets a lot of Mullet and Sea trout on them.

[Elton]

I used to catch a lot of flatties on them as a lad, but that was up river a fair bit.

[maidstonemike]

Used to catch eels on them in an estuary, I think they attract by the white colour rather than scent, look like white rag possibly, should be good for flatties in big bunches. When you think that people use rubber worms etc, I don't see why they wouldn't work.

Edited June 4, 2008 by maidstonemike

[Leon Roskilly]

Seem to work better in rivers and estuaries than the open sea.

 

But they don't give out the same scent trail as marine worms, so usually only get taken by fish that come across them, rather than fish following a scent trail to find them.