How to Breed and Keep Worms

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Here in the UK worms are one of the most expensive baits we use so in this video I share with you how I not only keep worms but also manage to breed them!
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[@simonmears818]

Hi Jamie one of the best bags to store your worm sacks in(in my experience)is the white drawstring mesh type available from supermarkets for buying fresh fruit and veg.... The worms will not escape from them...

[@CatchFishingChannel]

Oh nice one thanks for that Simon I'll try them out!

[@stephenarmstrong6620]

Great tips again Jamie 👍👍

[@CatchFishingChannel]

Thanks Stephen!

[@bl4086]

Great video. Can you use any type of tea to feed them or only special sorts? Thank you

[@CatchFishingChannel]

Any type mate I certainly don't use posh ones! Haha

[@ihcfn]

Any advice on moisture content? Informative as usual! 👍

[@CatchFishingChannel]

Just keep the soil slightly damp but keep your eye on them if your keeping them for a long time as it will get wetter over time so eventually you'll need to replace it :)

[@ihcfn]

@@CatchFishingChannel Thanks Jamie. 👍

[@mrsage4489]

Great tips! Thank you! What soil do you suggest keeping them in? Would the potting soil for flowers work.

[@maggotdrowner2940]

Irish peat moss

[@CatchFishingChannel]

@@maggotdrowner2940 Thanks mate ;) Hope this helps Mr Sage! :)

[@joe10toes]

Does the worms have a preference to Tetley tea bags or would my PG tips suffice ?😄 Keep up the good work ( a fellow angler from Sheffield) i enjoy watching your videos.

[@petermason1873]

Brilliant! Thanks Jamie

[@CatchFishingChannel]

Thanks Peter!

[@andypeckitt7977]

Hello Jamie, Love your videos , even though I’m a pleasure / barbel angler , love your enthusiasm , when you have bred more worms what medium do you keep your worms in ?

[@EddiePedalo]

I breed red worms, so I don't have to use dendras, which imo, are inferior as hookbait. Though, I'm bagging using mealworms atm. A great bream bait we neglect on this side of the channel.

[@allanwithers8509]

Do you keep the soil damp as well as adding food Jamie?

[@MrTim207]

Do the dendras generally come in those bags? I’ve never seen them, mine only ever come in styrofoam tubs.

[@CatchFishingChannel]

Yes here in England they usually come in those bags

[@donaldconn1311]

I have kept my rag worms alive buy your worms healthy, put them in a Tupperware box you must use sea water changed every day and store in fridge you can then freeze. After a five days storage and can see them moving

[@maggotdrowner2940]

Cucumber and melon and mash spuds, don't put citrus onion or dairy in

[@CatchFishingChannel]

Oooooo that's posh mate!

[@maggotdrowner2940]

@@CatchFishingChannel only If I ain't scoffed it before it's off

[@philwesterman5304]

Worms love eggshells and banana skins