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Sweetwater · 04-26-2007, 03:52 PM

Lately I've become frustrated using seaworms to tip my hooks when tubing primarily because they don't keep well (and have gotten expensive). When I find that the fish are hitting jigs better, I might not tube 'n worm at all, and the bait just goes bad.

So I've been keeping Berkley Powerbait Sandworms on board for that purpose and have had some moderate success (and they keep forever). Anyone use these?

Also any suggestions about other ways to sent/tip a tube that is as effective as live seaworms/sandworms? Looking for something that I don't have to hit the bait shop every morning before I head out.

04-26-2007, 03:52 PM	#1
Sweetwater Ruled only by the tide iTrader: (0) Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Truro Posts: 801	Tube 'n Worm Lately I've become frustrated using seaworms to tip my hooks when tubing primarily because they don't keep well (and have gotten expensive). When I find that the fish are hitting jigs better, I might not tube 'n worm at all, and the bait just goes bad. So I've been keeping Berkley Powerbait Sandworms on board for that purpose and have had some moderate success (and they keep forever). Anyone use these? Also any suggestions about other ways to sent/tip a tube that is as effective as live seaworms/sandworms? Looking for something that I don't have to hit the bait shop every morning before I head out.
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