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Berkley PowerBait Lugworm

Ever been short on bait during a session? This is a first for me… I landed a whiting from the beach and noticed my lugworm was still hanging out of its mouth. I carefully pulled it free — and to my surprise the worm was still intact and usable. That’s one more bait back in the box! 😄 Winter beach fishing is all about making the most of what you’ve got, and when lug isn’t cheap or easy to get, every worm counts. Have you ever reused a bait after catching a fish? #BeachFishing #UKSeaFishing #Whit

Briefly Explaining on Instagram: "The bait you often find on the shore under the sand is commonly called sandworms or lugworms, depending on the region. These are marine worms that burrow in the wet sand of tidal flats and beaches, leaving small coiled casts or tiny holes on the surface as signs of their presence. Fishermen dig them out by hand or with a fork during low tide, and they are prized as bait because many fish species find them irresistible."

Cod fishing on Chesil 🎣 Cod are a cold water species that traditionally showed on beaches like Chesil Beach during late autumn and winter, especially after rough weather. They favour coloured water, strong tides, and seabed features that concentrate food such as gullies and scoured ground. Unfortunately, in recent years cod fishing on Chesil has steadily declined. Catches are far less consistent than they once were, likely due to a combination of overfishing and rising sea temperatures pushing

Some of the best ragworm we have had in, just arrived today Also fresh lugworm, yellows, blacks and other assorted frozen baits To order message this page or ring (0191) 5679770 | Fishing Republic Sunderland