Garden Worms for bait

I went to a bay area, to test live garden earthworms as bait in salt water, I put two lines out, one with sinker and hook, the other a 1/4 oz jighead on a flick rod.
I used 30 worms as they got hit as soon as the lines hit the water or not long after, lost one potential, and landed two, one bream on bait line, on flounder on flick line. Garden worms can work as bait as they are live and squirm in the water attracting the fish.
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[@AustralianShootingChannel]

Man I've never had luck in that spot with lures. I know others have been successful but I guess the fish are just dodging me hahaha. Good testing on the worms mate! They're getting smashed!

[@davesboatingfishinggaming]

Thanks for watching. It's a HUGE area, a few people I know go for a walk around tossing mostly motor oil colour or clear sift plastic grubs. I also lure fish but mostly bait. It gets good in winter, anytime of the day when tide is coming in and the bust ups are phenomenal. Get those top water lures ready. Also toss a bait line out for good measure. The worms worked well for sure. I was just trying a few different things out there.

[@ianbertenshaw4350]

Great vid mate ! If you see any stormwater pipes flowing into the river maybe try lobbing an unweighted worm into where the fresh dumps into the river . I reckon it would get smashed !

[@davesboatingfishinggaming]

Thanks Ian, I think the dirtier the water ( even brackish) the worms work better. If I could get out in a time to match tides, stormwater run off, then yes, I'd say hang one down and a fat bream should be sitting there.

[@ieatbricks123-bh4wp]

Would probably run out of bait from tiny ass bream before getting any decent fish

[@davesboatingfishinggaming]

maybe, I have caught a few fat bream there on worms in the past, well before this video, but it can be like any bait, the little ones demolish it before the bigger ones roll in...