Comments on: How to build your own wormery for a never ending supply of fishing bait http://www.andylink.co.uk/how-to-build-your-own-wormery-for-a-never-ending-supply-of-fishing-bait/ Fishing tackle reviews, tips and How To's Sun, 11 Dec 2011 13:48:08 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: wayne http://www.andylink.co.uk/how-to-build-your-own-wormery-for-a-never-ending-supply-of-fishing-bait/comment-page-1/#comment-1698 wayne Sun, 12 Jun 2011 12:51:38 +0000 http://www.andylink.co.uk/?p=3#comment-1698 will do m8, and yeah i'd say that roach is my best fish as yet, not my biggest weight but i gather for roach that is a good fish, seen few more big'ish roach on another strech of the river so think i'll try for them and the bream this season also heard few people havin tench out of there which would be nice i've had couple little un's from lake before but would love to catch a river tench as don't like going to lakes due to lack of transport and not to mention the cost, what you spend on a ticket can cover the cost of bait if river fishing, thanks m8 and good luck will do m8, and yeah i’d say that roach is my best fish as yet, not my biggest weight but i gather for roach that is a good fish, seen few more big’ish roach on another strech of the river so think i’ll try for them and the bream this season also heard few people havin tench out of there which would be nice i’ve had couple little un’s from lake before but would love to catch a river tench as don’t like going to lakes due to lack of transport and not to mention the cost, what you spend on a ticket can cover the cost of bait if river fishing, thanks m8 and good luck

]]> By: Andy Link http://www.andylink.co.uk/how-to-build-your-own-wormery-for-a-never-ending-supply-of-fishing-bait/comment-page-1/#comment-1697 Andy Link Sun, 12 Jun 2011 12:12:57 +0000 http://www.andylink.co.uk/?p=3#comment-1697 Hi, no worries. A 2lb roach is a good fish. The bream are notoriously nomadic, meaning they roam about, not staying in one place so that could be the reason for their absence. The carp also don't often stay in one place for too long and often have favoured breeding grounds they return to each year. My advice would be to get down to river a number of times and look for signs of fish, without a rod in your hand you will be surprised what you often see. Take a camera with you when you go fishing, if you get a good fish send in a pic, I'm thinking of putting up a Norfolk photo gallery and will take photos of fish caught in Norfolk. Good luck for the 16th. I haven't decided what I'll be fishing for yet, an evening pike or perch on the spinner or the bream shoals, keep an eye on andylink.co.uk for a write up. All being said, make sure yoiu have fun. Hi, no worries. A 2lb roach is a good fish. The bream are notoriously nomadic, meaning they roam about, not staying in one place so that could be the reason for their absence. The carp also don’t often stay in one place for too long and often have favoured breeding grounds they return to each year. My advice would be to get down to river a number of times and look for signs of fish, without a rod in your hand you will be surprised what you often see. Take a camera with you when you go fishing, if you get a good fish send in a pic, I’m thinking of putting up a Norfolk photo gallery and will take photos of fish caught in Norfolk.

Good luck for the 16th. I haven’t decided what I’ll be fishing for yet, an evening pike or perch on the spinner or the bream shoals, keep an eye on andylink.co.uk for a write up. All being said, make sure yoiu have fun.

]]> By: wayne http://www.andylink.co.uk/how-to-build-your-own-wormery-for-a-never-ending-supply-of-fishing-bait/comment-page-1/#comment-1693 wayne Sun, 12 Jun 2011 10:10:39 +0000 http://www.andylink.co.uk/?p=3#comment-1693 cheers m8, roll on da 16th hay,(well 12:01 on da 15th lol) me and my m8 aint been fishing long maybe a season and half missed most of last season due to broken ankle, so not much experince so more information can gather the better, we both live only bout 5/10 min walk from the river wensum(wensum park) not the best part of the river but do us for now, when first started i had a 7lb bream and a 2lb roach from opp the park. i've seen people catch 20lb plus carp there as well but these fish seemed to have moved on has dont see them showing anymore well hope that the case cause also seen ottters in same strech of river, but not for a year or so, is it possible for the otters to have eating all of the best fish cause thinking bout it don't even see the bream showing anymore, or im just there at the wrong time(i hope). cheers m8, roll on da 16th hay,(well 12:01 on da 15th lol) me and my m8 aint been fishing long maybe a season and half missed most of last season due to broken ankle, so not much experince so more information can gather the better, we both live only bout 5/10 min walk from the river wensum(wensum park) not the best part of the river but do us for now, when first started i had a 7lb bream and a 2lb roach from opp the park. i’ve seen people catch 20lb plus carp there as well but these fish seemed to have moved on has dont see them showing anymore well hope that the case cause also seen ottters in same strech of river, but not for a year or so, is it possible for the otters to have eating all of the best fish cause thinking bout it don’t even see the bream showing anymore, or im just there at the wrong time(i hope).

]]> By: Andy Link http://www.andylink.co.uk/how-to-build-your-own-wormery-for-a-never-ending-supply-of-fishing-bait/comment-page-1/#comment-1691 Andy Link Sun, 12 Jun 2011 05:26:07 +0000 http://www.andylink.co.uk/?p=3#comment-1691 Hi Wayne, thanks. I keep lobworms in a different way. Try this. I use a deep plastic box as the container (or a small childs plastic dustbin would do), drill small holes in the base for drainage, tear up strips of newspaper and soak them, squeeze out the excess water and fluff up the pulp you are left with. Place the paper in the box/bin up to about half way. Add a handful of potatoe peeling and then put in your worms (<a href="http://www.andylink.co.uk/how-to-collect-lob-worms-for-fishing/" rel="nofollow">guide to gathering lobworms</a>). Cover the wormery with a piece of hessian sack or ply and place in a shady part of the garden. Make sure you check the wormery regularly for dead worms and remove them otherwise your whole wormery will die. Top up with a handful of potatoe peelings and agitate the paper now and again. This should keep going for a number of months. Lobworms hate rapid changes in temperature and they can often be difficult to keep during the winter months. Hi Wayne, thanks. I keep lobworms in a different way. Try this. I use a deep plastic box as the container (or a small childs plastic dustbin would do), drill small holes in the base for drainage, tear up strips of newspaper and soak them, squeeze out the excess water and fluff up the pulp you are left with. Place the paper in the box/bin up to about half way. Add a handful of potatoe peeling and then put in your worms (guide to gathering lobworms). Cover the wormery with a piece of hessian sack or ply and place in a shady part of the garden. Make sure you check the wormery regularly for dead worms and remove them otherwise your whole wormery will die. Top up with a handful of potatoe peelings and agitate the paper now and again. This should keep going for a number of months. Lobworms hate rapid changes in temperature and they can often be difficult to keep during the winter months.

]]> By: wayne http://www.andylink.co.uk/how-to-build-your-own-wormery-for-a-never-ending-supply-of-fishing-bait/comment-page-1/#comment-1690 wayne Sat, 11 Jun 2011 21:18:22 +0000 http://www.andylink.co.uk/?p=3#comment-1690 would this wormery work for lobworms?, great site by the way would this wormery work for lobworms?, great site by the way

]]> By: Where to buy worms for fishing online http://www.andylink.co.uk/how-to-build-your-own-wormery-for-a-never-ending-supply-of-fishing-bait/comment-page-1/#comment-1112 Where to buy worms for fishing online Fri, 08 Apr 2011 18:52:00 +0000 http://www.andylink.co.uk/?p=3#comment-1112 [...] you’ve read my articles on how to build your own wormery and how to collect your own lobworms but you would rather buy from a company on the internet? Well [...] [...] you’ve read my articles on how to build your own wormery and how to collect your own lobworms but you would rather buy from a company on the internet? Well [...]

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