06-02-2007, 08:48 PM
I was looking at crickets today, and your right, it would seem that a number of cricket suppliers deal withsuper worms.
now that I have seen what one looks like, I can say I did buy one can of them and they went to waist on me. didnt catch a thing with them. [center]
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I found you can slip your hook between body plates, the plates are quite hard and crunchy. "no wonder lizards like them, thier like popcorn to them" any one for a good movie. I tried from head covering the hook. I tried just going under a couple plates like a crawler, I tried from the tail up. didnt matter how I hooked them the fish were not interested. I did find that you will want a long shank arbordeen wire hook,
I will stick to using nice jucy live crickets that oozes when a fish nibbles enticeing them to swallow...
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now that I have seen what one looks like, I can say I did buy one can of them and they went to waist on me. didnt catch a thing with them. [center]
[/center] [center][/url] [url "http://www.premiumcrickets.com/25-Superworms.html"]25 Superworms[/url] [url "http://www.premiumcrickets.com/25-Superworms.html"]$1.95[/url] [/center] I found you can slip your hook between body plates, the plates are quite hard and crunchy. "no wonder lizards like them, thier like popcorn to them" any one for a good movie. I tried from head covering the hook. I tried just going under a couple plates like a crawler, I tried from the tail up. didnt matter how I hooked them the fish were not interested. I did find that you will want a long shank arbordeen wire hook,
I will stick to using nice jucy live crickets that oozes when a fish nibbles enticeing them to swallow...
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