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doktorfaustus77 · 04-30-2009, 07:18 PM

I was taking a walk at dusk at a udl and was saw thousands of cinder worms going nuts in the water. I have only bore witness to this phenomenom a few times. It's quite a sight. I have seen it mostly in mid May. Is this early for the worms to be out?

I also saw what appeared to be striper dorsal fins lazily moving about the swarms of worms. No explosive gulping like I have seen elsewhere just moving about feeding. They can be hard to catch with such an abundance of natural bait around but I find the 3 inch sluggo works well.

04-30-2009, 07:18 PM	#1
doktorfaustus77 Registered User iTrader: (0) Join Date: May 2005 Location: cape of cod Posts: 58	cinder worm hatch I was taking a walk at dusk at a udl and was saw thousands of cinder worms going nuts in the water. I have only bore witness to this phenomenom a few times. It's quite a sight. I have seen it mostly in mid May. Is this early for the worms to be out? I also saw what appeared to be striper dorsal fins lazily moving about the swarms of worms. No explosive gulping like I have seen elsewhere just moving about feeding. They can be hard to catch with such an abundance of natural bait around but I find the 3 inch sluggo works well.