Your timing is impeccable!!! I was only thinking earlier today about how I was going to collect worms for this early autumn since the sad demise of my (wooden) wormery..... cheers mark!!!!👍
Thanks Mark, Looking forward to the "wormery" video. Brilliant video and tips off to try this out. Thanks for taking time making the video - Tight Lines.
i have a little garden and i add leaves, sawdust and basically anything that is laying around after i chop wood or do any work outside. it keep the ground wet and fertile. i had only pure clay before with absolutely no bugs insides. now i have beautiful black earth that is ample and fertile with plenty of worms. i get all my need for a 4hours fishing in a single shovel.
Brilliant video buddy and great for people to know, who don't like free bait lol. Another good tip is to put black plastic on top of the layers of wet cardboard which creates more moisture and prevents light getting through which keeps the worms higher too. I always use my used compost bags or grow bags cut in half. Yeah that worm juice from the wormery is the best plant feed ever, black gold. I bet it would add tons of natural attraction to groundbait mixes too (which I've never done, but will be now) have a great week and tight lines, best wishes and stay safe and well to you and your family buddy
Mark as usual brilliant information that a lot of others don't share. I will put this into practise in my little garden. love your videos and inspiration for fishing . tight lines fella, hope the family are safe and well.. tight lines,
Very easy going and sure 90% of anglers could copy this? Question if I may, is the dark fertiliser fluid any good as ground bait wetter, I always save the hemp and tare water, for this very reason. Thank you 👍
Man... Fishing, worms and compost and vegetables and then a CAT... I just had to subscribe. Ticked all the boxes! Kidding. Just found your channel and it just seems great. 👍
Very simple and efficient way of getting a few grubs for perching you get a thumbs up from me mark your a top guy and your passion for fishing shines thru really enjoy your fishing escapade vids on the bank keep them coming buddy 🎣👌👍
Great thanks Mark I've started a dendrebaena wormery about a month ago but your way for getting lobs is fantastic and so simple although I'm sure my neighbours think I'm mad cardboard everywhere lol thank you.
Thanks for that Mark, for years I have been using the washing up liquid method but critically not washing them off which explains why when I catch a fish its always blowing bubbles!!! (and their not West Ham supporters either!)
nice one mark great idea for when the ground is baked dry and you can,t get worms leave a damp area and just pick them up nice one,,,,i use worms mainly for perch of course but carp as well on over fished carp lakes fished on the lead with two or three worms on,,, ,and on rivers for chub and bream ,,worm and maggot cocktail is good better still worm and floro pinkies ,i am fishing the avon at stratford on monday for roach dace perch and chub so will be taking worms as well as pinkies and maggots,,chopped worm on canals is deadly for big perch with a red worm and caster on the hook i use the caster just to keep the worm on barbless hooks ,well mark great tip look forward to seeing you on your next video with another adventure on the bank,,
Fresh worms during hot conditions , that's the benefit with your method Mark ive got to try this, thanks for the tip. All the best David. PS its a good method for keeping down the weeds in areas you want rid of them for planting out later too.
Thanks for the info Mark , can’t wait for the full video on the wormery. I tried John of the “ fish locker” stomping technique but for me it wasn’t very productive. Great video.
Brillant tip Mark i am going to try that with the cardboard behind one of my sheds as you well know worms are not cheap this way there are free thanks alot Mark.
@@francolinobasco just made one .. but no idea if this will work .. just put it on my channel , if you get 5 , I’d like no what you think .. & if it will work .. Cheers buddy cheers Chris & Sam
Superb I will be bucket deep liquid gold in no time and wriggling gems for days, I brought a large tub of dendroaena for £7 and the tub I was storing them in fell over and the buggers escaped through the air holes I'd poked into the lid heart broken and the wife was happy too, I now live in the shed hoping theyll come home one day its dark and lonely down here lol love the channel keep up the hreat content.
One place I've found is really good for finding a few worms in a pinch is to check the road sides on more rural lanes near drains, if there's a bit of organic material built up it'll be full of dendras
Great video Mark. Now regretting all the cardboard that went in this week's recycling. No doubt there will be some more soon. I'm definitely on this one and looking forward to the wormery video. Keep up the good work.
Hi, don't waste that cardboard, just lay or layer it on any bare areas of the garden beds, if you don't like seeing cardboard then lay some soil on it as, it will help to stop the light which stops weeds and acts as a mulch.
Thanks mark for the tips on worms you have inspired me to take up fishing with a centerpin could you help me out and do a vlog on how to fill with line and cast out etc as I've never used one looking forward to your next vlog
Interesting video Mark and a good idea for when we don't have perfect amounts of rainfall and ideal torching conditions. Think Barry lost or missed the whole idea of the point ya was making though and his loss trying be a smart arse..
Peachy Creations 😄we all have a cross to bare . Any way my original comment to mark was tongue in cheek not to be smart . Personally I buy my lobs from a bloke in Sutton Coldfield .. stuff going out in the dark and wet .. and risk arrest as a nut job 😀👍🏻
i like the trident like "spades" when digging for worm.. but thats just me.. im afraid to cut them in half. often times using the spade im ofc cutting the biggest ones in half at least once.. hehe :/
When I dig for worms I use a small garden fork. I don't usually cut any in half that way. I'll be trying Mark's cardboard trick though. I have the perfect area to do it in.
Yes not only do the life span of collected worms is compromised but also the area exposed to the detergents will become seriously prone to bio depletion How often can you harvest a given area under cardboard..? Cats love cardboard boxes...it it a breed of feline?
Great video Mark . Definitely beats crawling around the cricket pitch of a dark , damp night . Sure the neighbours will appreciate it too 😂
Yeah but Man U can find some big lobs if u get a good area!!
Your timing is impeccable!!! I was only thinking earlier today about how I was going to collect worms for this early autumn since the sad demise of my (wooden) wormery..... cheers mark!!!!👍
Thanks Mark, Looking forward to the "wormery" video. Brilliant video and tips off to try this out. Thanks for taking time making the video - Tight Lines.
i have a little garden and i add leaves, sawdust and basically anything that is laying around after i chop wood or do any work outside. it keep the ground wet and fertile. i had only pure clay before with absolutely no bugs insides. now i have beautiful black earth that is ample and fertile with plenty of worms. i get all my need for a 4hours fishing in a single shovel.
Your worm idea works brilliant. Thanks John.
Brilliant video buddy and great for people to know, who don't like free bait lol. Another good tip is to put black plastic on top of the layers of wet cardboard which creates more moisture and prevents light getting through which keeps the worms higher too. I always use my used compost bags or grow bags cut in half. Yeah that worm juice from the wormery is the best plant feed ever, black gold. I bet it would add tons of natural attraction to groundbait mixes too (which I've never done, but will be now) have a great week and tight lines, best wishes and stay safe and well to you and your family buddy
Mark as usual brilliant information that a lot of others don't share. I will put this into practise in my little garden. love your videos and inspiration for fishing . tight lines fella, hope the family are safe and well.. tight lines,
Can’t for the next one. Was thinking about storing them? How long can you keep them in a pot? Should you feed the? Add moss etc.
Very easy going and sure 90% of anglers could copy this? Question if I may, is the dark fertiliser fluid any good as ground bait wetter, I always save the hemp and tare water, for this very reason. Thank you 👍
Hello Elvis happy to see you on UA-cam!!! see you soon!!
Man... Fishing, worms and compost and vegetables and then a CAT... I just had to subscribe. Ticked all the boxes! Kidding. Just found your channel and it just seems great. 👍
Thank you Mr Sage I would love to take Elvis fishing one day!
Another fantastic informative video .
Bless ya for taking the time/effort Mark ...
Top Lad , tight lines fella
Good tips Mark 👍. Elvis is a beautiful fella so alert and stunning green eyes.
That's great very resourceful! I really enjoy this video . Keep them coming would be a delight. Tight lines or should i say happy gardening.😊
Good tips Mark - very helpful- spot on mate 👍😃
Glad you enjoyed it Len :-)
Very simple and efficient way of getting a few grubs for perching you get a thumbs up from me mark your a top guy and your passion for fishing shines thru really enjoy your fishing escapade vids on the bank keep them coming buddy 🎣👌👍
Great thanks Mark I've started a dendrebaena wormery about a month ago but your way for getting lobs is fantastic and so simple although I'm sure my neighbours think I'm mad cardboard everywhere lol thank you.
Thanks for that Mark, for years I have been using the washing up liquid method but critically not washing them off which explains why when I catch a fish its always blowing bubbles!!! (and their not West Ham supporters either!)
Another great video mark also love your sidekick Elvis the cat he's awesome 🐱👍👍
Brilliant - thanks. I set this up a few days ago, and it's raining - so shouldn't be long :)
Nice video mate thanks for sharing!!!
Great Tips Mark, and looking forward to other videos to follow
Thanks Mark. So simple. Will be putting cardboard out tomorrow!
I'm not really a cat person but Elvis is a very bonny cat! 👍
nice one mark great idea for when the ground is baked dry and you can,t get worms leave a damp area and just pick them up nice one,,,,i use worms mainly for perch of course but carp as well on over fished carp lakes fished on the lead with two or three worms on,,, ,and on rivers for chub and bream ,,worm and maggot cocktail is good better still worm and floro pinkies ,i am fishing the avon at stratford on monday for roach dace perch and chub so will be taking worms as well as pinkies and maggots,,chopped worm on canals is deadly for big perch with a red worm and caster on the hook i use the caster just to keep the worm on barbless hooks ,well mark great tip look forward to seeing you on your next video with another adventure on the bank,,
Good video Mark. I'll be using this for when I hit the Avon for perch. Many thanks for making all the videos too.
Fresh worms during hot conditions , that's the benefit with your method Mark ive got to try this, thanks for the tip. All the best David. PS its a good method for keeping down the weeds in areas you want rid of them for planting out later too.
What a top worm vid ! Really helpful.... will save my back! Thanks amigo! 😎👍🏻
Very helpful video, keep up hard work looking slimmer, happier and healthier!
Just the job mate this will save me a fortune!! Thanks again
Great video thanks Mark, some excellent tips! You're looking very well mate.
Thanks for the info Mark , can’t wait for the full video on the wormery. I tried John of the “ fish locker” stomping technique but for me it wasn’t very productive. Great video.
Brillant tip Mark i am going to try that with the cardboard behind one of my sheds as you well know worms are not cheap this way there are free thanks alot Mark.
Awesome buddy .. was thinking of making one .. cheers Chris & Sam
It is well worth it, worms are not cheap!
@@francolinobasco just made one .. but no idea if this will work .. just put it on my channel , if you get 5 , I’d like no what you think .. & if it will work .. Cheers buddy cheers Chris & Sam
Superb I will be bucket deep liquid gold in no time and wriggling gems for days, I brought a large tub of dendroaena for £7 and the tub I was storing them in fell over and the buggers escaped through the air holes I'd poked into the lid heart broken and the wife was happy too, I now live in the shed hoping theyll come home one day its dark and lonely down here lol love the channel keep up the hreat content.
Great video Mark as usual I will definitely try that mate 👍
good tips mark, as a young angler i sometimes can’t get to the nearest angling direct for bait so these tips really help!
Other angling shops available...
ilovejimrogers i’m saying near me, none of them are too close, my local one closed down but there is an angling direct but it’s driving distance.
Hi mark Nice video.
Worms are great bait i use them for my carp fishing.
I love your cat.
Greets André de vries.
Great advice, thanks Mark.
Cheers mark really good knowledge to pass on. 😀😀
Bring forth the wormery video.
One place I've found is really good for finding a few worms in a pinch is to check the road sides on more rural lanes near drains, if there's a bit of organic material built up it'll be full of dendras
Well knock me over with a feather , thank you so much for your video M8, I'll be doing my own tomorrow looking faward to the next episode 👍😊
Thanks Mark, im going to be giving this a go 👍
so close to 10k keep them coming mate
warning! i didnt get this video in my UA-cam video feed even thought i am subscribed!
Great video mark, great information, thank you! :)
Great video Mark. Now regretting all the cardboard that went in this week's recycling. No doubt there will be some more soon. I'm definitely on this one and looking forward to the wormery video. Keep up the good work.
Hi, don't waste that cardboard, just lay or layer it on any bare areas of the garden beds, if you don't like seeing cardboard then lay some soil on it as, it will help to stop the light which stops weeds and acts as a mulch.
Very useful cardboard method, thanks Mark. Roughly how long does it take for the worms to arrive plz ?
wonderful vid mark thank you for this tip
Thanks mark for the tips on worms you have inspired me to take up fishing with a centerpin could you help me out and do a vlog on how to fill with line and cast out etc as I've never used one looking forward to your next vlog
Great tip... Will be doing this
Brilliant thanks for this 👍🏻
My pleasure!
Just like to add to my comment below with a question when you have come back from fishing do you put any left over worms back under the cardboard ?
Interesting video Mark and a good idea for when we don't have perfect amounts of rainfall and ideal torching conditions. Think Barry lost or missed the whole idea of the point ya was making though and his loss trying be a smart arse..
Mark knows me well enough to know I wasn’t being a smart arse . Get your tongue out of his arse .
@@MidlandAngler you have a fascination with being a smart arse but also tongues in peoples arses. Go and mug some West Brom fans ya big bufty.
Peachy Creations 😀😀😀im lost for words ... nice to see I’ve upset you .... and possibly in the past 🥳
@@MidlandAngler Comes with the territory, I'm a baggies supporter for ma sins 😂🤐
Peachy Creations 😄we all have a cross to bare . Any way my original comment to mark was tongue in cheek not to be smart . Personally I buy my lobs from a bloke in Sutton Coldfield .. stuff going out in the dark and wet .. and risk arrest as a nut job 😀👍🏻
Excellent video Mark a cracking bait for nothing , i look forward to seeing how you have built your wormery
Beautiful cat.
i like the trident like "spades" when digging for worm.. but thats just me.. im afraid to cut them in half. often times using the spade im ofc cutting the biggest ones in half at least once.. hehe :/
When I dig for worms I use a small garden fork. I don't usually cut any in half that way. I'll be trying Mark's cardboard trick though. I have the perfect area to do it in.
Thanks Mark
Yes not only do the life span of collected worms is compromised but also the area exposed to the detergents will become seriously prone to bio depletion
How often can you harvest a given area under cardboard..?
Cats love cardboard boxes...it it a breed of feline?
I forgot to also say that Elvis is very handsome Mark. I used to have a tabby called Tobi, he was a beautiful cat.
I collect them from the shop :(. it's 3 euros the plastic box, like 10 canadian worms, or 2 euros for 30 small dirt worms.
£12.99 for pack of lobs robbery I’ll definitely be trying this 😝👍🏻
Lee Emery : Not robbery mate.......just business !!