Chopped Worm Questions Answered...

Which chopped worm scissors should you use? Are redworms better than dendrobaena? Should you drain the juice off chopped worm or add it to your groundbait? Tom Pickering and Alan Taylor discuss some common chopped worm questions...

[@ianhampshire2660]

A fantastic & entertaining double act, who are both incredibly knowledgeable, Great Vid please keep them coming

[@catchmoremedia]

Thanks for the kind words.

[@ChrisJackson-tv2rj]

Great discussion. Some interesting approaches. But with Tommy 100%. 👍🐳👍

[@lusiscus]

I'm with Tommy on this, I'd love a pint of worm juice just to mix my ground bait with if I could obtain it.

[@peterwood5828]

can be bought .. dont need much

[@laurieharper1526]

Me too. Fish find food via scent as well as sight (in coloured water, scent is even more important).

[@melvynroe116]

I'm with Tommy on this, just mix groundbait a bit dryer

[@markgarton7233]

It's like not putting meat juices ya gravy !! Tommy is spot on

[@philanthropist1241]

Excellent topic. As in all disciplines of angling everyone has there own opinions on bait presentation and its good to have a proper debate on-line. PS . I moved from Rotherham 17 years ago and other than watching The Millers , Wickersley Angling is what I miss most, brilliant shop 🎣

[@markgallagher3409]

You can't beat a bit of worm juice, what an brilliant attracter, worm juice, worms, and a bit a wet mud, can't beat it,❤

[@mikepattinson3285]

Educating video guys, like how you explain your thought on the was to utilise worms. I chop mine in a food chopper with water, finely chopping the worms then put the worm/water either in my groundbait or on my pellets depending on how I'm fishing.

[@Andyfishing23]

That mouldy ground bait made me laugh. 😆. Thanks for the video

[@northernthrifter8817]

Bit of a legend is our Tommy he's had a great career.

[@stevescudder3522]

Great video, good banter. they need to do a clip together on Fjuka because I've not caught a fish on it yet as a substitute for hemp

[@richardwatson5388]

Interesting video. I put the juice into the groundbait.

[@pinkfoothunter1]

now I know your trick to catching so many fish Richard

[@wilsonsully3578]

Love this, every day’s a school day 🤓

[@philnotley5138]

I chop and strain but I do add the juice into my groundbait I work in one corner of my tub and add the juice and a bit more drier groundbait get it how I like it enough for a few casts before I repeat the process. I do it whilst I’m waiting for a bite I also have a bottle of liquid bloodworm and if they’re having the worm I mix a bit in the juices as well

[@christopherjones9187]

Well said Tommy u want the juice

[@brianreed1451]

fabulous

[@alanoliver5378]

You don't fancy a kebab till you get the scent of a shop up the road, you make a bee line, no different for fish, specially in commercials where the water is generally well coloured.

[@catchmoremedia]

Definitely…. Might have to go out for a doner and chips now you have mentioned it… 🤣

[@nigelarkwright8132]

So funny but true. Nothing better than el naturelle

[@johnsmith-px1sr]

plastic products for every little thing nowadays...youll be endlessly trying to keep up with the tackle trade if youre not careful rather than thinking about the fishing

[@philipking6590]

Lusiscus try Willy Worms win win pure dendra liquid brilliant additive.

[@richardkelly4657]

Why not add dry ground bait or micro pellets to chopped worms to soak up juice then use as normal with your proper mix in feeder….

[@stevenash6685]

I'm guessing it's the tackle tarts that wash there worms, why would you want to wash off worms when you have chopped them, they are full of protein's Amino acids, the biggest fish attractor going.

[@northernthrifter8817]

Common sense and tackle tarts.... Never the twain shall meet.

[@tonyholdsworth1125]

Bob on Tommy

[@mickbrooks8114]

Juice in

[@alanoliver5378]

One word "scent"