How to Catch a Fish With a Live Worm for Bait - 3 Ways (Beginner Fishing Tips)

thank you, i just started fishing a few days ago and i’m using a jig just like at the end of your video, haven’t been able to catch anything at all. gonna try this

This is what I did when I started

Is it true that the HEAVIER the sinker, the farther the cast????

why do you wear those gay little gloves?

Here because I can't even catch a cold

From my experience worms work really work on perch

Thake you

Nice tips, thanks.

So you're covering the hook with just enough amount of worm and then pinching off any additional amounts of worm? Not using the full worm?

There's only perch where I'm starting to fish so I could with a little help in regards putting the worm on the hook and presentation.

I have been fishing for a while but I’m new to kayak fishing. How do you stay still and not spin or drift away

Do this work for trout

Top mesmo sua pescaria 😊

Finally got a video to show me the 3 basic ways to fish with a worm. Thanks so much. I saved your video.

Hey friend you should have more subscribers you make it so simple to understand with visual examples.

It’s crazy the attention to detail you have to have for fishing and how it’s not as simple as throwing a random bait into the water. There’s more to it than that.

Not sure if you have a video on it but could you please tell me the best baits to fish different species, for example: Would a pike like a spinner bait?

Thanks.

Another way I like to use worms is putting a one on a swish swash hook of a size 3 blue Fox vibrax. Absolute kills the smallies in rivers during the summer.

I just got back home after fishing for 7 hours…and why better to do is watch some fishing videos 😂 I use soft plastics, spinners, spoons, jigs etc for bass and pike…after seeing your video I feel like another trip out on the lake with some night crawlers is in order…great video buddy you just earned yourself a subscriber!
Wouldn’t mind catching some smaller fish also and bring me back to when I started fishing 😊

Do you have any videos on how to cast weightless? I have an ultralight rod, but can only get it to go a bit in front of me

Can you do a guide on trout magnet for bass and bluegill? I’ve had an incredible amount of success with that, and it should be more widely known 😊

Just started fishing about a month ago and so far I've had the most success with live worms under a bobber! Where I live it usually catches me little smallmouths, but I've also caught a small yellow bullhead via this method.

Thanks! Very helpful.

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Hey so I have been watching you channel for a while and I was wondering if you could do a guide on bank fishing rivers or lakes as I live near the Columbia River in Washington and was really wondering what you would do since I don’t have a boat or kayak/canoe

Just want to say this is an incredibly cozy channel.

Could you add how long it typically takes for a bite? I'm new to fishing and I'm not sure how long I should let my line sit before trying somewhere else.

Thanks for the tips, that idea with the jig head is something I have never tried before and had piqued my interest, I wonder if a weight nymph would do the same? One of my favourite methods mostly for rivers and streams is the bouncing Betty or jumping Jack, it is usually a rubber ball with a swivel fitted, you fix the swivel with split shot after setting the leader length to the hook, it bounces along the bottom and off and over rocks and snags, minimising tackle losses. Often used in a sink and draw method.