This may be a lil far fetched but I was wondering if I am the only who has thought of using these as trailers. It sounds pretty dumb but what the heck it can't hurt, right? Has anyone every done this?
~Moon
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This may be a lil far fetched but I was wondering if I am the only who has thought of using these as trailers. It sounds pretty dumb but what the heck it can't hurt, right? Has anyone every done this?
~Moon
dammie, secret's out...................
[QUOTE=GamblerRex;452113]dammie, secret's out...................[/QUOTE]
Ha ha
It will work but so will a piece of anything that will stay on the hook.:) I guess you could eat the unused bait so thats a plus.:p
Seems like I heard from someone a while back that their kid used a gummy worm and caught a fish. Just can't remember who it was I heard it from.
We used to catch some monster carp using gummy worms back home when I was a kid, haha. We would chum them up to the beach by throwing some out there, then throw one in with a hook..and...WHAMO! :D
-Rich
I caught a 5 pound walleye at Lake Erie years ago on a red gummy worm on an Erie Dearie years ago. They work...
If the fish don't bite on them you can always snack on them yourself.