my local shops are complaining they cant get any worms lately and the ones they do get are junk. wasn't there some place in maine that was farming/growing them? did they go belly up

JUST BE GOOD WORMS WITH THE MOON TIDES :confused:

Yeah, I noticed that the ones I got a few weeks ago looked pretty lousy too. Several years ago, someone succeeded in growing incredible
worms; there was an article on it in the Boston Globe. They looked
like boa constrictors; I would have been afraid to put one on my hook
because they'd bite my finger off! Unfortunately, the (obviously threatened) worm diggers found out about it, and somehow or other
managed to shut them out of the bait shops. So now, we have overpriced, undersized worms.

Been like that for weeks down here
I look thru the doz before buying
A good size sand eel ??????

This isn't new news, local, such as in the states, worm availability has dropped off since a large European company has started to flood the market with cheap worms.

Cold water will do that to you

Cold water will do that to you

just a matter of time before someone went there... :)

It's always better to have a worm shortage that a short worm.
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It's the tides - the last few days they've been crappy, but we'll have good ones again by midweek.
Last week I had 3 or 4 per dozen over 12"s.
Bruce @ Canal Bait goes the extra mile to have quality when the rest of the cape is out or has shidoobi.
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BJ the tides have been good here .

try & get them when they all go blue berry picking or the 1st day of deer hunting <><><:devil2:

Mike got your message. On my way!

if U C don,t tell :love:

don't see any issues up here on the north shore, got some great ones this past weekend...