How To Catch Beach Worms

[@mikebrenneman4755]

What a great teacher. Gave all the details that give you immediate success, rather than having the learn the hard way.

[@burkemercer-theinvestmentp1821]

I’ll never walk on the beach calmly again

[@FoisenFlay]

Have you encountered one yet..?

[@Idk-g7f]

They don’t hurt

[@rabid2go]

Brilliant video mate especially the close ups on the technique of catching the worm. Well done!

[@justice007willprevail]

Thanks for sharing this art of hunting. Great work brother

[@theoriginalwah]

Great vid mate very informative. I tried beach worming today, had a crack at no less than 12 worms and didn't get one, but I didn't have pliers, your video helped a lot, hopefully tomorow I'll snag a few. Cheers for the vid.

[@GetfishingAu]

Thanks for the positive feedback. Yep it can be frustrating when starting out but just keep at it. You just need to catch a couple then it'll just click. Plastic worming pliers will definitely help. Let us know how you go!

[@alfbittner6489]

pillies ( Pilchard, bait fish, like sardine)- Stinky ( Sock or fine mesh bag filled with fish frames) - Pippies ( small beach clam, also used for bait or eaten) - Pliers ( Don't need em thumb and forefinger work the best.

[@alfbittner6489]

Cheers

[@nolealvez]

thanks for telling me what they are cause i had no idea

[@alfbittner6489]

Cheers it's an Oz thang.

[@Grogers70426]

Alf Bittner I was trying to understand what he was saying, basically the only thing I understood was the pliers. But it would be really bad if you're sitting in that area and then one of those things grabs a hold of nuts. But I wonder if they have them in the beaches of Louisiana or Mississippi

[@alfbittner6489]

Most beaches of the world attracts life under the sand be it small ghost crabs bivalve molluscs and even worms. I've watched a documentary of dolphins in Florida using their sonar to locate a tube worm under the sand, then burrow with their nose to catch them. All you can do is get a catch bag with some bait in it and move it around the sand as the water moves in and out, a worm might pop up. Catching the bastard is another thing, or drive to Main and dig blood worms on the mud flats.

[@ilijascapo]

Tom Hanks (American actor) is literally terrified of them . He goes on to say "They'll haunt your dreams. They're these things and they come up and they have these heads that if you look at them closely, they honestly look like something that the Mandalorian has to flee from out of the Tatooine."

[@Skyelah-wr8hq]

EXCELLENT video! Very informative, I feel like I have a better understanding now....we spent 2 hours yesterday, but no dice. Hopefully today is our day! Thank you :)

[@GetfishingAu]

Thank you Skye. You might spend hours trying to catch them but once you catch that first one you won't look back. Good luck with it!

[@Skyelah-wr8hq]

We caught our first THAT day! it's so fun, our kids love it almost as much as fishing. thanks again :)

[@mattedwards5452]

Skye Bamf Unreal Skye! How fun is it?! It's definitely a great experience for the kids and leads to a more fulfilling fishing experience when you can catch your own bait rather than buying frozen from a store. Plus you'll catch more fish :) Well done Skye!

[@GetfishingAu]

Skye Bamf Unreal Skye! How fun is it?! It's definitely a great experience for the kids and leads to a more fulfilling fishing experience when you can catch your own bait rather than buying frozen from a store. Plus you'll catch more fish :) Well done Skye! 

[@Bernieclark45]

Good video well done. My tip; put the stinky on a stick that you can push into the sand to keep while you are getting your worm out.

[@GetfishingAu]

+Bern Clark Thanks Bern. Yep that's definitely another way to do it, but we prefer to use the small stocking as it saves lugging a big keeper net around. But yep it does work well.

[@brianrichards782]

Tie the stocking around your ankle and use a pilchid tail to draw out the worm

[@downtoearth5108]

first time I've known about these worms, well I will be. Thanks mate - legend the worm man, Wormy.

[@krisraps]

i didnt know these worms existed

[@nikitaw1982]

Me too, number of times of been to the beach, this seems a great activity. Who the hell wants to make a sand castle?

[@nikitaw1982]

I'm 37 and just finding out.

[@vincentyeewengsun331]

Nikita Webber c

[@URM8Z]

Best thumbnail so I clicked. Very good video

[@StevieMuso]

Thanks, very good explanation of the technique. Tackle shops can charge up to $1.50 per worm.

[@mimi_mulquin]

Yeah mate I live in a small beach town in Australia and it $3.65 per worm! Ridiculous hahah

[@gordonpeden6234]

Thanks mate you've re inspired me to try again. I'd always felt worming was half Magic and half Alchemy.

[@fanatamon]

Good vid, I’ve caught beachworms since I was a kid I love a good worming session and then good whiting session later.

[@Simone-ek9hb]

The worm was like: Wtf dude what the fk u want from me?

[@Nickthemurph]

LEL

[@abigailpaige3506]

I've never heard of beach worms, but holy shit they're huge!

[@MasterKenfucius]

Awesome! Now if you could show me where to find these in the USA, that would be great mate! :)

[@haunted5311]

I don't even live near a beach, I'm just watching because it's interesting. 😂

[@travis4798]

Worms that live in sand, are about 6 feet long??? Crazy stuff. ;)

[@estroxcosmodior8936]

we really use these worms in Malaysia for baits and they are really great. But this is greater as I can try to find and catch it myself without having any trouble to buy it from hard to find stockist. Thanks a lot mate! Really enjoy the video. Hats off!

[@krolafy]

umpun2 ke??? urat tanoh?? dye letok nde lam stokin... hahhaha

[@vlasisgr631]

I am from Greece and I haven't seen such a big beach worm in my life. I wish I had caught one! This summer I must try to find one even if it's half the length of this.

[@anthonyharper8161]

Wowwwww.. Great video ..Thank you..That beach look so clean..No trash around..Where is this ?

[@ThatWogGuy1]

Can you freeze them?

[@hithummah]

the most impressive thing here is his waterproof watch.

[@festive_salad3493]

hithummah well I am never walking on a beach again

[@jimquantic]

Maybe for you--a way to run him down AFTER he offers a FREE of charge video. Bite off mate

[@rwilko9525]

The most impressive thing here is his technical knowledge and basic explanation of how to catch beach worms. Nice watch aswell

[@MrBiddo]

Im with you mate, about the most inefficient method I have ever seen. Youve got the worm in your finger/pliers just pull the little bastard out. I reckon anyone half decent would have 3 worms in the time it takes to perfom this multi hand, digging technique.

[@Aidan.17]

MrBiddo if you do that you just rip their heads off... Glad people make videos like this to show you how to do it properly. I just spent two hours ripping heads off worms wish id seen this video first id prob have a bucket full.

[@think2086]

Sorry. What was it you were using in the stocking? I didn't understand that bit.

[@GetfishingAu]

Think Pilchards (or anchovies) is what you need to put in the stockings to attract the worms :) Any fish will work, but the oilier the better.

[@Bbfishman]

who knew these monsters lived right under the sand at the beach....thats nuts. Any shot those worms are here in the United States? or is this something that only lives in australia

[@GetfishingAu]

Hmmm not too sure Bbfishman. Might be worth looking into as they make top bait!

[@Betamethasone0420]

the only monster is human~~

[@veronicaw8105]

Bbfishman I've seen something similar to this in Delaware.... it was sucking the bottom of a razor clam... it was really white too. freaked me out when I pulled up that razor clam.

[@kyliec7271]

We don't have those but there are bloodworms. Scarey smaller worms with scarey teeth that bite. They're in the sand too.

[@catsndogs98]

Why are you freaking out? These worms are great for bait. They're like a can of nightcrawlers for free

[@37Iulian]

Hello! What do you use as a bait for a worm?

[@jacksams5869]

In Maine we have Bloodworms, and sand worms, but they do not grow as Large due to the cold Gulf of Maine waters, those pink worms would be great for Striper fishing!!

[@leomasterking]

Hey wanna know it such worm actually present everywhere on any beach?

[@alvianmahardhany5198]

yeah my worm....

[@Dondingdingding]

all over the world where there is beach mate

[@sempei58]

how long will the worms keep once caught and placed in the bucket with sand

[@GetfishingAu]

+sempei58 hey mate the worms will last up to two days if kept in a cool place. Don't put them in the fridge. Try placing them in a cool area of the house/shed next to an ice bottle.

[@sdbaji3386]

Good information brother it's work Indian beach workout ?please reply

[@Therollinmitchell]

First off …..what brand watch is that ? because if it still works that’s amazing

[@GoldCoast85]

I kind of gave up on them because the bream would go them when targeting other species, but good fun getting them, they are everywhere in Gold Coast

[@bigjon7894]

are you sure the handles on the pliers aren't made like that so you can't crush the head or body?

[@pilotdave1000]

do they bite?

[@GetfishingAu]

Fortunately they don't bite. They can give the slightest of nips but it doesn't hurt at all :)

[@pilotdave1000]

cool

[@dexgod7633]

They are venomous

[@bopperhannah2938]

XBlu501 they aren’t I have got my fingers in the road and they give the slightest bite, but nothing to be scared of!

[@raditan5042]

Get Fishing Worms nipping at you... just think about that for a bit lol

[@doobieau4485]

Good video Robbie, but why do you put a couple of pipis/cockles on top of sand at the end? I'm only presuming to feed them, but would have thought the worms would not be feeding when in dry sand and left in a cool place at home. Thanks.

[@GetfishingAu]

+Geoff Smith thanks mate. I collected the pipis while catching the worms. I planed to use them for bait also and put them in the bucket simply as somewhere to keep them. They are not food for the worms :)

[@AndrewsArachnids]

do they bite/sting in any capacity?

[@iitra]

Thanks for the great video me and the son love fishing and catch bait son loves it really helps with the bait catch thanks again 🤘🏻

[@MasterSly53]

I can't understand what you are putting in the stocking? Could you please let me know..thx

[@GetfishingAu]

+Mick Last Hey Mick we are putting Pilchards (anchovies) or bait fish in the stocking :)

[@franklin3271]

Id like to try one in fresh waters for Bass. Have you tried them in fresh water?

[@indrafardian435]

at first i have no idea what are you doing ... but later i realised thats how you find blood worm... in my place we use shovel to find blood worm and digging randomly... one question, what did you put in that sock?

[@GetfishingAu]

+indra fardian Hi indra in the sock we put baitfish called pilchards or 'pillies'. You can use any smelly fish bait.

[@zacjohnson8404]

Get some anchovies

[@Nightbird.]

Fantastic video! Question: Is it safe to say there are sand worms on all beaches of the world? I am on the Gulf Coast of the USA so I'm wondering if we might have them here? I called my local fisheries dept and they started laughing when I asked them and said they had no idea nor had anyone ever asked them.

[@doggydestiny1083]

what did u put in the buckets are they rocks?

[@giacomoguzmanguillen9077]

excellent video, what is the name of the worm?

[@tizjak07]

I have found using pliers that worms only last for about a day. If you use your fingers they will last 3-4 days

[@KermitTheFlogga]

how do you spot the worm when waving the stocking full of pillys? Air bubbles? they poke their heads out?

[@donnya205]

I'm sorry, I'm from Boston mass. What are the 3 things you need?

[@JacobFishingIndonesia]

Thanks foe the tutorial mate. Its really clear and easy to understand. Greetings from new friend from Indonesia. 👍

[@IFIXCASTLES]

Are these found on long island ,N.Y. beaches???

[@Mourad1EL]

That was very helpfull , ill try this even tho I have no idea if we have them here in Morocco.thanks

[@cortez1793]

Can you find these at long beach or any other beach?

[@nagawa3593]

what do he put inside the black clothe for the bait?

[@daniellaing1785]

great video when i go worming i mostly get a combination of a green/red head. They are usually about 1 metre long but thinner than a green head and thicker than a red head (probably a white head)

[@izzyray7334]

What do you need?

[@LeonDieBoer]

Are these worms in Vic too?

[@mattjones2009]

Is that at moruya heads?

[@TreeTopley]

6:18 gr8 b8

[@iluvfatchicks2]

Are they more known to be around in less public beaches?

[@Bluewater001]

Do they bite at all or like sting or anything?

[@GetfishingAu]

Chase Nicholson No they don't bite or sting. They are completely harmless.

[@Bluewater001]

Cool good work you know if there in nz?

[@GetfishingAu]

Chase Nicholson not too sure if they're in NZ. You might want to check with your local fisheries department.

[@Bluewater001]

yea

[@Grogers70426]

How come it looks like it was biting the sock

[@su5119]

Great. How do you use them as bait?

[@zombieshocker334]

What do you need? Stockings, tweezers and?

[@mumzly1]

Abraham Lincon Sounded like he said stinky. Like a stink bait maybe??

[@GetfishingAu]

Abraham Lincon We use pilchards (aka sardines) in the stocking to attract the worms. The stocking filled with pilchards is called a 'stinky' :)

[@airsofthitman6688]

What is the name of the bait u use to catch the worms

[@sarkissaad9970]

A pippie

[@theselector4733]

Do these worms bite humans?? I recall being in shallow water in a beach in Sydney and being stung or bitten by something on my left foot. It was pretty painful and the area ended up red and swollen.

[@georgelouis6515]

Do the worms feel the vibration?

[@fatfish513]

great vid Rob

[@prakashpalanichamy243]

Useful tips thanks a lot. Gonna try this week.

[@KEBELETMANCING]

who else watcung this amazing video in this year

[@isumairuchiru]

so what's inside the stinky socks... I would love to try catch one of these

[@intoxicatedozzy4662]

Isumairu Chiru Pilchards. But any smelly bait will work well

[@kalunvinka]

What are you doing on this channel mate? Not at Perth Fishing Safaris...

[@martinsteven1234]

what was it you needed I didn't here it all, pliers stockings and what else?

[@Fazbats1]

Very informative video. Thanks for posting it

[@fishmut]

So I notice you have t shirt on obviously warmer months, ? Is can you still get sand beach worms in the cooler winter months off the beaches.

[@HellHammerSC2]

Do you cut them in pieces to use them as baits ?

[@Liljon1983]

Are beach worms present in all beaches I tried this but didn’t see any worms when I was

[@mykegoh]

Good vid.!! HTF did u'll learn such technic!!

[@GetfishingAu]

through lots of frustration and soaked clothes ;) Like anything, once it clicks it becomes easy :)

[@mariooliveira9477]

what is that you are swiping from left to right? a stocking with what? I am in Africa

[@ganeshjaiswal5927]

What is the black material made from worm want to eat...

[@hunterzinkowski4174]

I live in south carolina can I catch them there?

[@matth284]

Catch any?

[@ibrawehbi3123]

if i use sardines fish..does it work? and it work on any sea beach? i live in middle east..and it works in summer or winter..or it doesnt matter?

[@Noeman2009]

This is a new thing for me. Thanks for very informative video.

[@aussie_angler824]

Great video man thanks

[@SF10DANK]

What is the gizmo inside of the stocking he's using to cause the worms to pop their head up? Please anyone?

[@mattedwards5452]

We use pilchards (a type o oily baitfish) inside the stocking. You can use any type of fish or fish frames but the more oily the better.

[@patclark7683]

Legend..Thanks mate....great presentation also👍

[@kerryai]

very good demonstration

[@GetfishingAu]

New video on how to catch beach worms in south eastern Australia.

[@tsangbosco6470]

so you no need to buy the bait, we needed to buy this in HK for fishing, there are two classes of worms in HK, one come from China, the other just come from local, but I prefer to buy local,because it will not break into small pieces when you touch it, they are same prices, round about HK$45 for 8grams

[@LeowChiJing]

Nice teaching! Is the beach worm also in America?

[@kroakie4]

They should be. :)

[@ROH17_007]

first time i see this type of worms... 😮 after catch this worms what you did? fishing or culturer farming..?

[@rml1166]

Good Vid. Hope your watch is waterproof and I know another way of doing it

[@hachiman69air]

Hello and thanks for the video! But i am not english and i don't understood why you put in sand after one by one, is for better conservation before to use like a bait?

[@kroakie4]

It's to keep them cool, I think.

[@onithtv2681]

Nice video bro, watching here in Philippines

[@jonweaver2410]

Are there beach worms in Pacific Northwest USA? Thanks.

[@BEEBEE159]

Great video. Good job explaining things. Does this kind of bait work with salt water fish as well?

[@kroakie4]

It should work with marine fish. They probably like worms as much as any freshwater fish. :)

[@AzizAziz-wu5ie]

نصطاده في المغرب . لكن يعيش على الصخور ويصل طوله الى مترين خاصة بالليل والاضاءة تكون لونها احمر او ازرق لان اللون الابيض يجعله يدخل الى جحره ..تحية طيبة و صيد موفق

[@areebajamil8571]

are they on every Beach?

[@kroakie4]

Maybe not the particular species he is catching, but I'm sure there are worms in the sands of almost every beach. :)

[@00001kelly]

hi, do they bite?

[@josephburkhalter5105]

what is in the black bag? JoeB

[@A_New_Yorker_Lost_In_Florida]

thats no worm, thats a freakin garden hose 😊🤙🤙🤙 tight lines man! right on! thanks for the lesson!

[@bsfishing7073]

Hey mate got a question for you do you use those for stingrays😂 By the way I’m not Australian

[@nikitaw1982]

I'm at the Gold Coast. What fish like these? I know whiting do but what about flat head and bream? Me and a mate are just starting and want to learn the easy fish first.

[@rwilko9525]

Every fish eat beach worms. Everything from Jewish to sharks. Just lob em out and wait. They catch everything. The most annoying thing about using them is the fact that EVERYTHING eats them... so you'll probably catch toad fish and rays more often than anything else. Just depends on location and time. Best bait in my opinion, snood rig with 2x 4/0 hooks and a running sinker you'll catch everything on the beach