When tight lipped bass want a bait that is sitting in one place, anglers can leave the jig on the bottom and, without moving the bait at all, still achieve a life like undulating motion in the hair itself
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If you discover that your worms are trying to escape by crawling out of the top of the bed, however, positioning an artificial light source directly overhead will help discourage this behavior.Thanks If you end up with more worms than you can handle, share them with friends and family members who like to garden or sell the surplus to a bait shop to make a little extra money.Thanks Fashion your worm bed out of a durable material like polyurethane, wood, or even metal if you plan on taking the whole container with you on your next fishing trip.Thanks Things You'll Need Lidded foam or plastic container Power drill with 1 in (2.5 cm) hole saw attachment and 1 8 1 4 in (0.320.64 cm) drill bit Newsprint, printer paper, thin cardboard, or similar bedding materials Organic potting soil Water Bait worms of choice Compost materials Hand trowel Peat moss (optional) Heat lamp (optional) Small rake (optional) References Michael Reynolds
Dimensions: 6 x 5 x 3 inches
I also consulted Anglers Journal editor-in-chief Charlie Levine on the ideal spinning-rod-and-reel setup for a casual angler 1