LIVE WAX WORMS 500 Count Tub
Product Description
Large, milky-white wax worms make dynamite bait for Trout, Bass, small Channel Catfish, Walleye, Whitefish and Panfish such as Perch, Crappie and Bluegill. Some days, panfish will hit nothing else. Meatier than spikes (maggots), wax worms share the same creamy-white color.
Wax worms are commonly used for ice fishing or in open water. Keep them fresh and lively by preventing them from freezing and change your bait frequently. A tip for targeting bigger fish, or fishing in murky water is to use a wax worm tip on a jig.
Wax worm use is not limited to winter fishing. Keep fish interested during the open water season by using wax worms effectively. Especially after a weather front, or when heavily pressured, larger Panfish and Trout will often respond to these tasty morsels when they will not respond to worms or minnows. Because fewer anglers are using wax worms, they are different from the usual bait that fish are used to seeing in heavily fished waters.
Wax worms should be stored in the cup they are packed in. Store wax worms either on a shelf between 55 to 65 degrees F, or in the warmest section of your refrigerator. Periodically remove any dead black ones from the container. It is extremely important to store them somewhere with low humidity. Approximatley 500 Per Tub.
*** ONLY SHIPPED ON TUESDAYS ***
If you order other products with live bait your order will be shipped combined. All live bait orders are shipped USPS Priority Mail.
Wax worms are commonly used for ice fishing or in open water. Keep them fresh and lively by preventing them from freezing and change your bait frequently. A tip for targeting bigger fish, or fishing in murky water is to use a wax worm tip on a jig.
Wax worm use is not limited to winter fishing. Keep fish interested during the open water season by using wax worms effectively. Especially after a weather front, or when heavily pressured, larger Panfish and Trout will often respond to these tasty morsels when they will not respond to worms or minnows. Because fewer anglers are using wax worms, they are different from the usual bait that fish are used to seeing in heavily fished waters.
Wax worms should be stored in the cup they are packed in. Store wax worms either on a shelf between 55 to 65 degrees F, or in the warmest section of your refrigerator. Periodically remove any dead black ones from the container. It is extremely important to store them somewhere with low humidity. Approximatley 500 Per Tub.
If you order other products with live bait your order will be shipped combined. All live bait orders are shipped USPS Priority Mail.
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