On Dec 22, 10:04*pm, wrote:
I don't mean to rain on anyone's parade but I've had Catoba trees for
years. Granted the worms make great fresh water bait but I give 'em to
my friends. I don't recall anyone ever offering to pay for them. Heck,
they grow all over the place. And using the worms for bait isn't
something new. Doesn't everybody already know about them?
If you can sell 'em, more power to you. But most people already have
access to them for free.
Good luck though....
Rick

On Fri, 21 Dec 2007 20:14:19 -0800 (PST), millard63



wrote:
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own worm farm, or intersted in Catabo Worms check out this link
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Check the link out the find out my plans, and or if youre intersted in
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water also is free, but there is an entire industry on bottled water,
when you could simply just go to the restroom and drink from the
fountain, " Do you get what I am getting at with the Catoba worm
farm" Yes you can find them in the wild, but most of the time its on
someone elses property or you have to ask them if you can have some.

It just seems it would be allot easier to buy Catoba Worms (for the
average joe fisherman) in a store like wal-mart. Heck for that matter
you can dig regular worms up, but they still sell them in stores.

Thanks for the input though and you are a nice neighbor for giving
your worms away. If I had a Catoba Worm farm I would give to my
friends and relatives to I suppose. But far as the general public,
well they could just buy them in stores.