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Super Red Worms are actually an earthworm however sold under the heading of red worms since they make a great composting and fishing worm.

Super Red Worms, are also known as European nightcrawlers, California Super Red Worm and Japanese Tiger Worm. You will see some web sites refer to Super Red Worms as African Nightcrawlers

Raised primarily by some for fishing as they stay alive for 30 minutes under water, can survive in brackish waters and are hardy on the hook. Super red worms are also raised for their worm castings. Super Red Worms castings can be applied directly to your plants or brewed as a worm tea and sprayed to apply to your plants.

Super Red Worms are one of the hardiest worms and easiest to raise as well as offer another benefit over some of the other composting worms. They make an excellent fishing worm with an average length span of a mature worm ranging between 3 to 5 inches. If raised correctly and fed a grain mix such as Purina Worm Chow, they have the ability to become thicker than a number 2 pencil and grow up to 6 inches in length.

Super Red Worms are tolerant of cooler weather and can withstand temperatures of 80 degrees Fahrenheit or so. They prefer beddings of newspaper, peat moss and cardboard. These worms will wander a little more than some of the other composting worms, however pound for pound they cannot be beat!

For information on ordering Super Red Worms and other composting and fishing worms visit Order Worms.

Organic Worm farm also offers Purina Worm Chow in 1 pound to 15 pound bags!




Fishing Line: 08/19/10
Sacramento Bee
The panfish are eating mealworms and redworms. SACRAMENTO RIVER, Red Bluff - Fly fishing for trout continued to be very good from Bonneview down to Balls ...

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Fishing Line: 08/26/10
Sacramento Bee
Jigs and worms are the standard. Lots of bluegill in the shallows, and kids are having fun catching them with red worms under a bobber. ...
OUTDOORS: Weekly fishing report, Aug. 26North County Times

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OUTDOORS: Weekly fishing report, Sept. 2
North County Times
Bluegill are good all along the marina rip-rap on small plastics, wax worms, red worms, or crickets. Still a few trout showing in the mornings on small ...

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Smith Mountain Eagle
Smith Mountain Eagle
Large numbers of small panfish and bluegill are being caught using "red wiggler" worms rigged on small hooks, a split shot and a bobber. ...

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A Fool's Utopia 9.02.10: Five by Five - The Summer Edition
411mania.com
It's worth a watch just to see Hanks and the gang worm their way into the Klopeks. 5/5 a. I keep hearing about how hated the Miami Heat are. ...



Strawberry Guava - Friend or Foe?
Big Island Weekly
Yum... wiggly little white worms in your snack. The website http://www.fruitflies.org reports that fruit flies breed bacteria and "anything they hang around ...



Appreciating Ryan Zimmerman
Washington Post
Its a shame he has been on a losing team these years, but he is still young and the worm is turning. I think in the next 5 years he might visit the post ...



Pak Smashes The Hulks Into "Chaos War"
Comic Book Resources
"The coming of Hiro-Kala will open up a whole new can of worms for all of these characters. Bruce Banner is finally face to face again with his first wife, ...

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Dem candidates balk at ending tax cuts for rich
Washington Post (blog)
In the case, that the extention does not happen this year, the choice next year would be a new tax bill that might open some new can of worms. ...

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Across the kala pani
Himal Southasian
When Umar conquered Egypt, his general told him that 'the sea was a huge beast which silly folk ride like worms on logs.' When Muslims ruled Southasia they ...


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