Coarse fishing are catching up

[Socksy Squirrel]

Arrgh!!!! Look at this @^@ They are posting facetious comments as fishing chat in a mad effort to catch up while YFL is away.

Would we stoop so low

 

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Originally posted on the Coarse Fishing Forum:

Question: from where does one get humble worms? From manure heaps, pigs' dung, damp lawns - where? I know how to obtain lobworms, redworms, brandlings and dendrobaenas, but humble worms have got me beaten. Tackle shops don't sell them. I've looked up various worm-breeders' websites, and they don't produce them, either.

 

I'm anxious to obtain some because I keep seeing references to them in angling literature, e.g. "one of the best baits is the humble worm", and "don't forget the humble worm" etc.

 

[ 25. February 2005, 05:22 PM: Message edited by: Socksy Squirrel ]

[Guest sslatter]

I know where you can get Hamble worms.. ??

[David.W]

Two weeks with out YFL... think we had better start talking...

[David.W]

I know where you can get rag worms... local tackle shop... not got the time to go and dig them now

[Guest jay_con]

diabolis and happy dude will have a supply of humble worms. but they wont spill the beans

[Ken Davison South Wales]

The first time I heard of the Humble Worm was whilst reading Crabtrees' artilce, he dug them in his garden. More recently I recall either Bob or Chris saying they had dug some in the garden, John Wilson has some and I believe I heard Matt talking about the Humble Worm.

 

It would appear you have to be a famous angler in order to get your Humble Worms.

[David.W]

It must be a celeb. fishing worm farm that they get them from...

[Guest jay_con]

That explains why our 2 scottish friends have a supply. All that time looking gay on sky sports has finally paid off