Garden Worms For Bait

[ambrose607]

Hi Raiders. I'm looking to buy some garden worms for bait. Anyone know of any places in the Campbelltown area? I don't want to order online need for Sunday if possible.

[fragmeister]

Geeze mate I don't fancy your chances of an online order and delivery for Sunday.

I'd start digging if I were you!

if you were closer to my place I would invite you around to my compost bins.

Edited September 18, 2015 by fragmeister

[batfishing]

Does our new sponsor have a machine there at all?

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[ambrose607]

I checked Baitngo Ian cause i really want to give their machines a go. Unfortunately nothing close to me. fragmeister please read the post again i clearly stated i don't want to order online.

[Ryder]

Oh if you only asked earlier. I've been digging out glogged drain pits for a few days.

Full of leaves, compost but alive with big worms.

[batfishing]

Campbelltown, wet weekend, take a shovel and a drive, shouldn't take long at all

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[ambrose607]

Ha ha ha. I got told of a place close to home by a guy i started talking to in the fishing section at a well known cheap department store. I'll take lures for the Bass but want worms for the big cat fish so i can tick them off my haven't caught list.

[batfishing]

When I lived in Cmpbelltown, it was pretty much a case of the backyard!

And if you want to future proof yourself, set up a worm farm

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[ambrose607]

I'm thinking about doing that. Thanks for your input Ian much appreciated.

[batfishing]

You could probably go to Tim's garden store, grab a worm starter kit....

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[ambrose607]

Good idea

[JohnDory]

Back road from my place to Campbelltown is a place that sells worms?

?? near Airds ??

i will update

DB

[jordy]

Worm place on junction rd leumeah

[ambrose607]

All sorted thanks guys.

[GreasePit]

Try filling a bucket with water and a good splash of dishwashing liquid or detergent, find a nice soft patch of soil, pour and let the worms come to you.
You'll usually get 15 odd worms come out of the ground doing this.

As a kid i used to use them as bait for koi carp in my dam.