how much whiteworm

[john robson]

how much would you prepared to pay for 1 snake python
  whiteworm

or do you prefer the ones about 7ins no remarks talking about whiteworm only

[Sam]

Some people pay 1.50 a piece off a few local diggers doubt i'd be willing to pay it unless fishing a competition,then again theres a place over west coast you can dig a few bigguns whilst digging the luggies.

[MRTT]

The price of silvers are ridiculous , a walk along bartrams a few year back and ya could get 100 a tide , but like every thing else a shortage pushes the price sky high

[john robson]

how much do shops charge for them when they get them in.

[MRTT]

Never heard of shops selling them , i suppose if you the shop owner manager what ever , you would keep them for yourself

[guest14]

i would pay the same as i do for blacks,hence why i have never used them in a long time as noone will drop there prices :laugh20:

[codho]

Overated imho

[MRTT]

Overated imho

I dont think they are underated , top bait for tipping of , sometimes means the difference between  missed bite or the fish on , but very hard to come by

[codho]

Dug out down here Tony lucky to find one more than 6 ins and hard graft digging mussel beds between the rocks

[eddie t]

I will not buy them but if i get a few when digging then i will keep them as long as i can.

I know a canny spot to dig them as well.

[john robson]

camels island at marsden used to be the place.

[guest14]

camels island at marsden used to be the place.

Dont think it is anymore john,used to get some bigguns in the wear just outside the glasscentre,big blows as well on a huge tide,same here gone............as bait gets less and less,probs see the price of other baits go through the roof

[eddie t]

camels island at marsden used to be the place.

The start of the south pier there's a sand bay on a really big tide ya get some nice ones
but ya cant get there unless ya have a yak.

[john robson]

camels island at marsden used to be the place.

The start of the south pier there's a sand bay on a really big tide ya get some nice ones
but ya cant get there unless ya have a yak.

someone told me there used to be some canny bass there as well.

marsden used to hold some big whites i was fishing along side a bloke who had some whites frm there a while back they were all about 9 or 10 ins long but only small stuff there now so i have heard

white worm or white magic as rightly named is very easy to keep which makes it invaluble to me,just take a handful dwn and if nowt doing with lug baits start tipping off with whites and the magic starts, comes well into its own jan and feb.

[eddie t]

Ya still get the odd ones from marsdon like.

But like ya say if ya fishing next to someone with silvers ya might as well pack
up lol.