EASY Way To Catch LOADS Of Worms For Fishing

In this video, I show you how to Fiddle Worms! This is a great technique to catch tons of worms in a short amount of time! You can Catch Catfish, Bass , Bluegill, all types of panfish, you name it, they love em! I hope you enjoy the video!
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[@ratm50101]

Huge Shoutout to ya Rich, my grandpa passed away when i was 7 leaving grandma to raise us 4 kids on her own, didnt have anyone to take me or teach me Ive held onto the old man's tackle ever since, not knowing proper equipment setups and fish behaviour for many years until stumbling upon your channel. you have taught me countless tips, advice and almanacs within the days of watching than I have in 18 years of fishing. I'm always digging for worms and NEVER would have THUNK! if you find yourself this far north in the MN boundary waters, you've got yourself a free weekend at the lodge on Sagana Lake

[@ciwwebmaster]

We need more good men like Richard Gene......passing on what they have learned over these many years.

[@Alexander-vm2ox]

i love it when i see men that look older but they still act as giddy/excited as a little boy. love it man. stay young!

[@VitaminDeeTV]

Richard Gene, You’re a fishing GENIUS! I take some of your tricks and apply it to fishing. We really appreciate you! Woooo!

[@ezekialhernandez6213]

Indeed we do!

[@chrisbilly5632]

InstaBlaster...

[@michaelcampbell339]

I normally sprinkle some garlic powder on mines and let them marinate in my cooler overnight on some ice and mealworms too! Good catches!!

[@reb1050]

As young as 7 yrs. old (I am 71 now), I was introduced to "rattling" up worms. We always used a sharpened section of a broom about 2 1/2 ft. long with notches cut along the length about 2 inches apart. We used another section of the broom handle to run it up and down the section with the notches after stabbing it into the ground. We always went for night crawlers. It worked wonders. However, one must be careful because, occasionally, it would also being small snakes up as well. Some of which could be venomous.

[@barrykime5580]

I tried this. It did not work. O worms.

[@reb1050]

@@barrykime5580 If you did it the way I described and it didn't work, then you were probably in an area where there were no night crawlers to begin with.

[@philzviel5273]

This method only works in north america where a certain mule species is living. European worms are't used to such mule frequencies, which a "grunting stick" tries to imitate. They just ignore it, because they do not sense any danger for their lives. No joke.

[@dtjrealmc]

Shut up

[@edingram8410]

Try a rasp file, drag it slow and wait.

[@michaelpatterson2955]

Thanks for this useful info, Richard! Really appreciate your excitement and knowledge. Please keep the videos coming!

[@greenpighunter6930]

A length of rope with knots every inch or so, worked around that sapling works pretty good to bring the worms up and no need to cut it down. Armadillo hole.

[@cryptictundra]

Holy crap never thought of that... was taught with a railroad spike and an iron file. Have to try your method out.

[@travist7845]

Would para cord work with that? It’s only like 1/4” thick

[@greenpighunter6930]

@@travist7845 Absolutely

[@cillaloves2fish688]

Never wudda thot of that! Thanx!!

[@mikehammond8537]

Dang Richard Gene your knowledge about live bait and how to find it wow! Impressive brother. Country folks can survive.Everyone stay well and good fishin to all and may God bless...

[@kevinashby3784]

It’s been a LOOOOOONNG time since I fiddled for worms. Thanks for sharing. Yes it definitely works just like you demonstrated.

[@leftyloosey]

Your so awesome Richard, thank you for sharing your tips and tricks with us, we appreciate you very much! And will always be excited for what's next, thank you for everything you do!!

[@ACJHAWKER]

When we were kids, we’d drive a pitchfork straight into the ground (right in our back yard) and pull back on the handle and let go. We’d do this several times. It would vibrate and drive the worms up too. If memory serves me right, we’d do this in the evening to collect our bait for the next day. Something else I need to share with the grandkids. Thanks for the memories, Richard.

[@littleredhen3354]

This is brilliant! Thank you for sharing your wisdom!!

[@flippindocks8183]

The papaw most of us dream of. We love you RG!

[@yangjianhunt]

Reminds me of the movie "tremors" - I've never seen this method of catching worms but makes total sense!

[@rademfam6856]

Dude. That is crazy. Now I know how I'm going to eat when the world ends

[@willowbark1956]

Someone walking thru those woods and saw Elmo sawing down on that tree would think he was crazy!

[@tyronestewart7099]

Love your enthusiasm at the beginning of your videos. This tip with the saw works very well day or night. Keep up the good work

[@vinniefusco7809]

Have heard about this but have never actually seen it done. I am anxious to try it now! Thanks for the video, Richard.

[@Reaper-gf3dw]

Thanks for the great info and for showing us how the land provides what we need with just a little work involved instead of just running to the store.

[@ThePatdaddy83]

I was just telling my son about this at dinner. Can't wait to show him this video.

[@jonathanotinger]

Thank you so much for the videos! Me and my son LOVE your videos! Stay safe and God bless.

[@jimparker7778]

Richard has as much fun gettin ready to fish as he does fishin. That is a smart way to live

[@jcshort31]

Thanks for another great video Richard. Love em keep em coming.

[@airadaimagery692]

Man your subscribers are rocketing! Seams like it wasn’t that long ago you passed the 100K mark... Still my favorite fishing channel! Keepm coming!👍🤜

[@mitchelbrady169]

Another amazing video! I was both laughing and in awe.

[@donniedean7652]

Sir your a genius. Thank you for the tips. I can never find enough worms. This will help. I'm new to your channel and you know more than most people. Thank you again.

[@ismaelbarba2593]

Thanks for taking the time to share your knowledge

[@thewayfishingchannel635]

God bless you sir I’ve learned so much watching your videos it’s truly a blessing there are channels like your out here! Keep it up!

[@mossmanguitarpickergs8383]

I love your videos! Thanks especially for this video on catching live bait!

[@jeremynewhouse6530]

I bet when moma sue notices that Bowl a missing you will be in trouble Mr Richard

[@FishOnIsMyHandle]

I visualized the poor guy thinking he really scored when he found it in the cupboard and headed off to the woods.....then he comes home and puts 'em in the fridge and BAM! Back on the beans and cornbread..NO FISH FRY TONIGHT

[@donsmith4534]

Like ugly on a ape

[@coast2coastauctions472]

Yep, he picked the best container in the cabinet. Mr. Richard you are going to be in trouble.

[@ronabner1577]

I had heard of this but had never seen it done. Thanks for showing this.

[@kevinh3634]

Man I going to give this a try. Alway digging for worm to fish with my daughter. Thanks for the tip

[@anthonyspicer874]

Awesome info Richard... Thanks for sharing your knowledge👍

[@donblanton2626]

I do it with a stake about 14" long drive it in the ground take a brick and rub it across top it will vibrate and I've had them jump up out of the ground my grand dad showed me showed me.

[@dannyjthomas]

What kind of stake?

[@fjb4932]

​@@dannyjthomas Wooden... ☆

[@Reynoldss3]

Thanks for another great lesson in fishing!

[@jamesdilts277]

Thanks Richard, for making day more enjoyable.

[@jonathanwhite6881]

Thanks, Richard. I have been wanting to give this a try.

[@jeffgarland5332]

Thanks Richard. One of my favorite books.

[@huntingspud3086]

Although I really enjoy all your videos Mr. Richard, I give this video a rating of 5 "Woos" for how especially enjoyable it is. Keep up the good work sir, you have a lot of folks like me that really like what you're doing.

[@TonyGingrich]

Thanks for sharing this trick! In South MS, earthworms are also abundant, and much better bait than store-bought. But when I want to use them, I end up devoting a full day to gather enough for one good night of fishing. I'll try this trick next, for sure!

[@keithalberson7296]

Man, great video, learn something new every day. From one fisherman to another, thanks 👍🏿💯

[@JackycClark]

When you started explorin that den in the ground , big smile came over me . I truly enjoy trompin thru the woods . I like to fish but catchin bait is fun too . Lookin for shrooms , ginseng , sassafras , there's no end to the useful bounty you can find . And if you don't find what your after that day , you had a stress free get together with nature . Ya can't lose .

[@cadillac1smith485]

"Awe Fiddlesticks!" 😀 I had to say it, a new meaning for the phrase. Thank you for the presentation! 👍 I do believe, and agree worms are the best over fish bait, for trout as well.

[@flaviodasilva2022]

Man, that was an amazing and simple technique. Thank you.

[@michaelfoster7725]

I'm always learning something new about fishing. I would love to see you catch some fish with the worms you fiddle up

[@dericredden]

Hands down the best fishing channel on youtube!! Thank You for sharing your knowledge sir. Hello from just up the river at Nickajack! Wooo!

[@supr-usr.1334]

Some good ol' fashioned knowledge is always good.

[@Carolinafishingtales]

I love your channel. I am an angler as well, but still I love learning things from others to help me be successful. I have a very very close friend who lives in Tuscombia Alabama. Thanks for all the great videos and tips.

[@donscottvansandt4139]

Awesome tip! Thanks Gene! I've been fishing all my life and never saw this technique...

[@johnevers3531]

Some folks call em "Long Johns", setting a idling Chain Saw on the ground works good.

[@chrisstinson2656]

That was a close one, that bush darn near got a hold of you at the end of your vid. Thanks for the vid!

[@juanvelasquez4682]

We used to just stomp on the ground, beat on a tree, or drive a stake into the ground and then rub another stick up and down the side to get the worms to come up. Great video!

[@cptobvious8390]

That’s a really cool technique!! I’ll have to try it out!

[@DavidSmith-uz7sq]

WOW! I never knew! Thank's for the knowledge!

[@wildturkeysr]

Thanks for the video, as always great content and awesome information.

[@bernardbishop395]

Very informative I enjoy your videos keep em coming 👍🏽

[@theangryamerican3506]

Man that's so cool. My father in law owns some perfect property to do this. I know what I'm doin today!! Thanks Richard!

[@trueteam1313]

These are the types of things I like watching and learn how to get bait

[@davidcarroll7143]

What's up Machine! You always deliver a new technique I haven't heard of or seen on youtube. Or oldtimers that I know. Cutting and using a saw on top of a living sapling is the simplest and best technique to bring up worms I've seen. Cutting and carving a fiddler stick. electric probes , dish soap at night, They all may work. But I haven't seen huge earthworms like yours. You're the man.

[@jetskijay1955]

I love how Richard gets amped at the end and not the beginning.

[@kingfish4488]

The best fishing channel out there!! We need more people in this world like you.

[@KingDavid7579]

Grew up in Guntersville, I know all about fiddle worms. Thanks for bringing back the memories. They are also very messy.

[@jakemotley6071]

man I love the panfish videos. keep it up man

[@klingonsexy]

I agree with you about worms catching every kind of fish! I'm so stoked that I caught my first ever flathead catfish yesterday...on a big cluster of nightcrawlers! I'm going to try to fiddle some worms here and see what else I can catch with em! Woooooo!

[@chaseb.45]

Amazing video! I’ve wanted to know how to do that for years!

[@mikey6071]

You are a good man for sharing your knowledge brother Richard, Thank you! Today and the next few days we here in Va. having rain coming in from Arthur, so I will give this here a try in the back yard and maybe the woods. I raise red wigglers and night crawlers for fishing. A secret to making red wigglers FAT, corn meal...

[@vincentwesley6343]

Wow, very informative video, keep up the great work.

[@atreyuscurse80]

Thank you kind sir for teaching me something truly amazing. I can't wait to show my kids now!

[@mikewarner2742]

You are "Da Fishing Machine"!!! Thanks for a great tip as usual I might add!!!

[@diegoplante9748]

Can you do some more panfishing videos for us soon? My grandma and i like to watch you reel them bluegills in. Nice video and stay safe

[@mitchgrenier]

Never seen this!! Will try this summer in Northern Iroquois falls Ontario Canada. Thanks 😊

[@billlittle9741]

AMAZING ABSOLUTELY AMAZING RICHARD

[@rlilheavy]

Great tips and ole skool know how! Keep doing what you do and as always ....STAY AT EM!!!

[@MorrowSind]

Thanks, Fishing Machine. Much appreciated.

[@pintsizedadventures6282]

I love this guy man lol

[@kevinlambert3896]

I live in scottsboro, AL always looking for new places to fish. Thought it was real cool to see a video about fiddle worms lol I’m just glad I’m not the only country guy walking around in the woods fiddling for worms

[@trellemarley4598]

Love your channel i watch it all the time in learn some new

[@davidlancaster3144]

This was very helpful to know. Thanks.

[@beberle9641]

You can also drive a piece of rebar into the ground tap on it with hammer and get the same results. Thanks for your terrific fishing knowledge Richard Gene.

[@kristietucker4077]

We love your videos. Thank you.

[@kfred]

Good stuff Richard!

[@chronic-monster-276]

Thank you, sir. I'm about to try this out

[@worldradio234texas9]

When he takes his glasses off, (things just got serious ) 😲😁

[@jyarber1978]

absolutely love your videos , great info and entertaining also . thanks . wooo ! wooooo!!!!

[@juzzonmorris]

Love this brother👊🏾

[@asianzeusecannon5880]

I remembered those days going with my dad n digging for worms n go fishing,so much fun.

[@robertfurrow1873]

This made my day this guy is hilarious lol love it

[@joeshields3282]

Thanks for sharing. IAM gonna carry my saw when I go fishing nice trick.

[@jeffdurocher8669]

Never fails to be the best video on fb.

[@harryharkins5866]

Once again What a great video I just love Elmo Keep them coming Thanks

[@bighook9345]

i just learnd something thank you richard gene

[@drumking388]

Richard, I use to do this 45 years ago when I lived out on Cumberland mountain.

[@keithbarbee438]

thanks for the knowledge

[@UltimateNinja-fe6yh]

Love ur videos Richard Gene

[@davidteague5461]

That’s just awesome!!!! Thank u!! I’ve never heard of that .

[@scottwalter5702]

Love your videos and a super attitude.

[@4nik8uobama]

thank you mr richard!

[@dougpaige]

Been many a year since I fiddled worms in the Tennessee River Gorge. They were a foot long and big as your little finger. We would roll them in sawdust so we could handle them and then cut them in around 1" sections to bait trot lines. Thanks for the memories.

[@fishin2fit753]

THANKS FOR THE INFO 🎣💪🏽

[@rick850angler6]

You just blew my mind wooooooooo thanks for that tip it’s a goodun

[@cynthiawilliams4723]

Good information as always keep fishing