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    Years ago I planted some regular night crawlers that I caught in Town. Everyone told me they wouldn't live in the ground I got here with all the yellow clay. Well they were wrong now I got crawlers all over my property what they don't like is chemical so when caring for my lawn I only spray for weeds and fertilize in the fall. Now I raise European nightcrawlers, they are a little smaller but provide a readily available supply when I am ready to do some fishing. Now when I pick up some crawlers in the lawn I just put them in the bin with the others and they seem to do well there so far this is the first year I have tried doing that.

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    Here you go Valperaiso Girl

    http://www.amazon.com/Lunkers-Nightc...+Nightcrawlers

    Original book is still available form Amazon. Looks like there were updates in 1988 & 2000.
    Just a fool fishin

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    Thanks for the info. I have 2 quarts of em in reused bait dirt/containers in the fridge. I'm going to move them to the bin and give the conditioning a try.

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    I haven't went yet, but my uncle told me yesterday he caught about 5 or 6 dozen over the weekend.

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    Wow, they really like that newspaper treatment! Linus, the biggest of em all, is HUGE now. Charlie, the half worm, has healed up real nice too. Lucy, has turned a lighter pink than before; not sure what that means. Anyways, so far, so good!

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    UH-O now you can't use them, you done went and named them, that makes them pets and you wouldn't want to hurt your pet would you.
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    Exactly what I was thinking wannabe.

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    Think I will name mine when I put a hook thru them..."gogetum", "getsome", "attaboy", doyurthingy"

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    Dang it, the book never said not to name em! Besides, I have the entire Peanuts gang right there in the Styrofoam cooler. They even have a little white grub, named Snoopy.

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    you in a heap o' trouble now girl!!!
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