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    Audience: Public

    Submitted By: Mary Ashlyn Goforth


    Date: September 29, 2021

    How to Bait a Hook with a Worm

    Fishing is a great pastime in almost any season of life. This hobby can be enjoyed by yourself or
    with family and friends. Although catching a fish brings one much satisfaction and joy, it can
    also be frustrating when you do not know how to properly bait your line to catch a fish. These
    simple instructions will show you how to properly bait a hook with a worm. With these
    instructions that dictate the proper techniques, you will feel like a professional fisherman in no
    time.

    Baiting Your Hook with a Worm

    1. Get your worms. PYou may purchase them worms at a local gas station (some gas
    stations near lakes and large ponds sell them), a fisherman's shop, or dig them up from
    the ground.
    2. Get your hands dirty. DigOnce you have your worms, you will then need to dig around
    into your worm container to get one worm.
    3. Use one or more worms depending on size. If you are using small worms, you may
    want to put two worms on your hook or cut the worm into two small pieces if you are
    using long worms (like earthworms).
    4. Spear your worm. Taking Take your worm and hook, spear the worm onto the hook and
    slide it up until it reaches the top of the hook where the fishing line meets. Think of how
    you slide a sock onto your foot when sliding the worm on the hook. L Try to leave a
    small portion of the worm dangling off of the hook so that some of it can hang in the
    water for the fish to see. WARNING: When spearing a worm with a hook, be careful not
    to stab or poke yourself. The hook is very sharp and can cause injuries if used the wrong
    way.

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    Date: September 29, 2021
    7. Cast your line. Depending on what type of fishing rod you are using, reelReel in your
    line every 10-15 minutes to check to see if your bait is still on the hook. The better you
    hook and secure your worm the less of a problem you will have with this.

    WARNING: When spearing a worm with a hook, be careful not to stab or poke yourself. The
    hook is very sharp and can cause injuries if used the wrong way.

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    ● https://www.wikihow.com/Bait-a-Hook-with-a-Worm

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