How to catch Beach Worms with Dougie Burt

Beach worms are one of the best baits to use in our estuary systems and off the beach, to catch many different species of our favourite fish.
In this video learn how easy it is to catch your own Beach Worms.

[@redtobertshateshandles]

Thanks for making the video.

[@dougburtstackleworldgoldcoast]

My pleasure mate 🎣

[@cornrolltsung8506]

best video belped me a lot and saved me money thnks

[@dougburtstackleworldgoldcoast]

Great to hear that you are catching them now.

[@chuckyfirth]

Cool video. Do you use the same technique for massive ones? For me, I can grab small ones easily between the tip of my thumb and index finger, but I need more grip strength on the big ones and try pinning them between my thumb and first joint on my index finger

[@dougburtstackleworldgoldcoast]

Hi Bryan, yes sometimes you have to dive down with your second hand and help to pull it out mate

[@AdventurePrimal]

Nice video. Ive tried doing that on Moreton Island but they are very timid there. The ones here look a bit easier. I'll have to try it down your way to build some confidence.

[@willhendey]

Same - Moreton Island, 6 blokes, 2 hours and not one worm!

[@AdventurePrimal]

@@willhendey we had 4 blokes. One was getting them but I couldnt even touch one let alone get a broken part of one.

[@MrCav74]

Yeah, I've found the same at Double Island. I wonder if the worms get spooked easily when a lot of people try catching them and miss.

[@AdventurePrimal]

@@MrCav74 I wonder if its because of thecars driving over them in those locations that make them spook easily. Those down on the Gold Coast dont get car action.

[@dougburtstackleworldgoldcoast]

Hi Tony a lot of walking around is not good in the area

[@carlm6334]

Can u catch them anywhere that has sand?

[@dougburtstackleworldgoldcoast]

Mainly along the surf beaches Carl

[@carlm6334]

@@dougburtstackleworldgoldcoast thank u for ur help

[@dougburtstackleworldgoldcoast]

Welcone Carl, they are all the way along our beaches from the seaway to Tweed heads and low tide is generally best