Well done Sir! From NZ

We threw the used coffee grounds on the ground, covered it with a dark tarp, and came back the next day and gathered the worms.

Instead of using 1/4" steel as a probe and threading itanually, can't you use 1/4" all- thread instead?

Whole place loves this shit

Why not use 1/4 inch all thread?!? Same price!!!!

What knot for a hook would be best for salt water sand side fishing

Made one in the 70s a lot faster, lol . The steal rods then cut off old cord to lamp attached with black tape slipped on wood handles. Lasted for years . Don't try at home😅

Do you need to unplug it when you’re moving the probes around?

i used to put a 55 gallon barrel in my truck bed.. fiil it up it with a water hose and ad some dawn dish soap. not much either and then id go to the local school yard where night crawlers was known to be, backed up ,drop the tail gate down, push that barrel over and with in minutes later i had a 5 gallon bucket full of big night crawlers.. lol thats how i got them started in my own back yard back then.. you dont need to use electricity to get worms out of the ground. you can also drive a tobacco stick in the ground a few feet.and scrape a old brick across the stick.. it creates vibrations and the worms think its thunder, and will work their way up and out of the ground.. an old timer taught me that back in the 70's when i was just a kid myself..and it does work......

what kind of worms are they ?

the "dont fall over" worm getter .. dc and a 48-96v battery would be a smarter option imo

Jeezus!! That was an awesome amount of worms You caught, Bro!! I haveva question though, hpw would it work if the probes wete placed like in a circle or square shape, im assuming all the worms within that area would come up, right?? *Youve got my Sub!!

Hey next time you do this BE SURE to use both of the improved versions the single uni is not as strong as the double

Without a doubt one of the most concise and easy to follow videos I've seen! You could skip the thread cutting step by buying 1/4 inch thread stock and using two nuts on the end.

Hello, In America only the weak 110V is used in the power grid. Is it possible that it also works on the EU's normal 230V, or do you think it's too dangerous?

Is the same as the Rand Paul knot? Or the Richard Pryor knot or the Robert Plant knot or the.....?

Back in the day, people used the magneto from an old hand cranked telephone. Worked great!

be careful the worms are there for a reason you dont wanna throw the ecosystem out of balance by taking too many

Do not try this in Australia, you will kill yourself with Australian voltage. It irresponsible in of you tube to screen this potentially lethal practice.

Most importantly you need a piece of ground that has worms, they just don't materialize.

Hey great video. Just wondering if it matters what size the PVC pipe matters?

the neighbors "why do all my lightbulbs keep burning out and why is my pc and tvs actings up"

I drive a wooden stake in the ground about 6 inches and rub a brick across the top that makes worms thi an earthquake and they come to the top in about 5 minutes.

Could I use an all threaded rod to eliminate a rod that you have to thread.

If you put a choke in line it will limit the current

I did this when I was 10 years old over 50 years ago, but it was really simple. I had a couple quarter inch or 5/16 steel rods. I had a piece of lamp cord with the plug on the end. I taped the cord to the top end of the two post one positive one negative. Only had two didn’t cost really anything to make and it still worked.

We used to drive an iron rod in the ground, rub a hardwood board on top, and "sound" the worms out of the ground...the vibration would bring the crawlers out in haste!

What type of metal rod?

Bro FROM THE BOTTOM OF MY HEART, THANK YOU! Finally a channel that shows how to tie knots CLEARLY where I’m not pausing and squinting from some beyond fucked up angle I can see the lines clearly and where they need to go, they’re big and the colors! Wow. Thank you! Do you have a FG knot video? I’m about to look.

I still use my dad’s store bought electric worm getter. He purchased it back in the late 30’s. A pointed steel rod with a wire coming out from under a wooden handle.

What a cool vid,,,gotta make one,,,thanks for posting!!😎

I HEARD A STORY ONCE ABOUT USING A 12 VOLT AUTO BATTERY AND JUMPER CABLES, SUPPOSEDLY WORKED WELL AND A HELLUVA LOT QUICKER.

Hey worms are pure protein. There a recipes for worm cookies 25 worms 400 for worm steak . Not kidding.look it up

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After watching this. I'll just buy the worms 😂

Save time. Buy a threaded rod

What they didn't need a 100 thousand dollar boat to catch them walleyes.

They wont live long after electrifying them. Oddly enough neither will we. Shrug... IMO

All these big title bitches wanting to get hit on

I remember sitting on a porch swing at my great uncle small backyard in the 1950's as he used his homemade electric worm getter after using a hose to wet the lawn. It was made from two pieces of 1/2" reinforcing rod and the bare ends of an extension cord taped to the rod. The top part that he held had wooden handles over the shorter rod that was welded to the longer piece that went into the ground. I'm pretty sure it wasn't OSHA approved but it sure did bring the worms up to the surface.

used inched pipe

If you really want worms---get a cattle prod and stick it in the ground..They come OUT IMMEDIATELY..

Can you use just one probe? Would it work off a 9V battery?

Cool I always used dawn dishwashing liquid with water. Catch loads of worms. Enjoyed seeing another way

Go outside at night after a rain and pick them up without using 110 Volts. This is too dangerous. They are called nightcrawlers for a reason.

We made worm probes when we were kids. I like this guys idea with the pvc though. Cant tell ya how many times I had been shocked cuz there were no insulators on the tops of our probes. And just fyi....getting shocked by one of these...hurts like hell. lol But they work really good. ;) Oh, and keep your knees off the ground when you grab a worm.

Thanks for sharing going to try this

It would be good to see the strength tests of those different variants of the snell knot.

Fishermathematican here. I like your experimental design. Math doesn't lie. Thanks for the good work.

I wonder if that's good for getting rid of moles in your lawn, can you do a video about that???