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woody1 · 9th January 2007, 05:16 PM

I saw a wormary on one of john wilsons programs, It was basically a square wooden box with 2 lids, "1 at either side", This was mounted similar to that of a tombola, i.e you could rotate it. The worms would naturally after a while find their way to the bottom of the box, so you would then rotate the box, take the lid off and you would have practically neat worm at your fingertips. replace the lid until you needed worm again then rotate the box. What he didn,t say was what medium he kept the worm in or how he stocked/bread them???

9th January 2007, 05:16 PM	#12 (permalink)
woody1 Talk Angling Senior Member Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 263	I saw a wormary on one of john wilsons programs, It was basically a square wooden box with 2 lids, "1 at either side", This was mounted similar to that of a tombola, i.e you could rotate it. The worms would naturally after a while find their way to the bottom of the box, so you would then rotate the box, take the lid off and you would have practically neat worm at your fingertips. replace the lid until you needed worm again then rotate the box. What he didn,t say was what medium he kept the worm in or how he stocked/bread them???