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wax worms
what is the differnts between wax worms and meal worms, i was wanting to get some for bluegill fishing and wanting to know witch is the best and what is the differents..Thanks Mark
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Permalink Reply by Vic Tankersley on
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I noticed that the Petco chain of stores usually carries wax worms for feeding critters. They are around 50 to a box.
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Permalink Reply by David, aka, "McScruff" on
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Chain pet stores? Well, how about that!
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Permalink Reply by Michael J. Searl on
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I have some important information that I would like to add about wax worms. These are my go-to for tipping jigs.
When you use wax worms please be extremely cautious that none are allowed to escape. I seen one instance where a fisherman tossed the left over worm from a snuff can into the weeds because he knew he wouldn't have time to get them used .
The wax worm is a stage of developement of the beemoth .If these things get in a bee hive they can reproduce there and can destroy a hive . Our bee population is on shaky ground as it is. I feed mine to bluegill one at a time. lol . Mike
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Interesting, I never knew that.
Thanks.
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