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    About a hundred years ago I used to fish with a friend in Kentucky for crappie. We always used wax worms. Last year I got back in to fishing after 20 years off and live in Huntsville area. I have not been able to find wax worms down here. Anybody know the reason?


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    Most people who use live bait around here use minnows,I personally have never tried waxworks for crappie and have been fishing for crappie for over 25 years

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    The 8 time National champions use them ! We have them at several gas stations or used too! I haven’t checked lately!

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    I use them for brim and shell crackers. Have caught crappie on them. They are expensive. Maybe why a lot of people don't have them

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    Some people call them bee moth also. I've always used them for gills and are my go to bait for them. If you can't find them local Bass Pro has a canned version that works pretty good too.

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    Check pet shops. They carry them for birds and reptiles.

    I get most of my bait at pet shops.
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    I know people that grow them

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    They are cheaper than you think; you can order them through Grubco which has been bought out by "The Bug Company"
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    Use em a lot in Illinois I consider them a bigger crappie nibble and they stay on the hook

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bals gib View Post
    Use em a lot in Illinois I consider them a bigger crappie nibble and they stay on the hook
    And they're meat, too. Nibbles are not! jmo

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