How many of you have fiddled worms? [emoji848]
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How many of you have fiddled worms? [emoji848]
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Haha... just saw Ships thread regarding this. [emoji1]
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I put a running chainsaw on the ground if that counts. Richard Gene has a video out about fiddling worms.
I did it and got a few. They also sell an electric shocker that is supposed to drive them crazy.
I had a 25 hp Yamaha outboard in a tank running it. The water was splashing out and the vibrations going through the water into the ground. I noticed the ground was moving. There were works everywhere
I have, and have made a couple of sets of "Fiddlers". I love it! Also works on big roots of huge trees to wake 'em up.
The key where I live is I don't broadcast ant and bug killer all over my lawn. I directly spray problems, but not all over.
I have worms on my driveways and sidewalks daily, especially before the sun gets directly on it early in the mornings. If I need a bunch of 'em, my push mower sitting and running on the sidewalk drives 'em crazy. Aint God good?
Where is it? Like to learn this. Worms are expensive! LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by silverside
Lots of YouTube videos on the subject
When the worms are plentiful, just about anything works. My driveway gets 'em just about every morning, many die from the sun. The quickest way to get several, I have found, is with an idling Harley Davidson on the driveway with the kick stand down. Better have your bucket ready!
That would certainly do itQuote:
Originally Posted by TheGrandPoohBah
I used to use an old phone generator with solid core copper wire leads attached to a couple of welding rods (with flux removed). If the ground was not moist enough, I would carry a gallon or two of water and wet the area. Stick one lead in the ground and probe around it while cranking the generator. It always worked great for bait. If I where to make such a setup today I would rig it to have a screw gun do the rotating of the generator.
I have done it a few times each time I have gotten a few. The ones that come out you definitely can tell that something drove them out of the ground, so I guess it works.