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Fisher’s Choice™ Superworms

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  • Soft, moist and juicy, like live bait
  • 2-year shelf life
  • Large mealworm-type worms

Fisher's Choice Superworms are the ideal solution to the hassles of live bait. Because these canned baits are conveniently packaged, you can keep them on the shelf, ready to use, whenever the fish are biting. A unique packaging process locks in natural juices, keeping them soft and moist, just like live bait. Fisher's Choice Superworms are also enhanced with an all-natural scent attractant.

Great to use when fish are feeding on larvae or grub-type foods, and can be used for a wide [Read More]

   


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 Quantity: 80-100 38-428-722-03
Your Price: $9.99
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 Quantity: 40-50 38-428-784-03
Your Price: $5.99
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  • Soft, moist and juicy, like live bait
  • 2-year shelf life
  • Large mealworm-type worms

Fisher's Choice Superworms are the ideal solution to the hassles of live bait. Because these canned baits are conveniently packaged, you can keep them on the shelf, ready to use, whenever the fish are biting. A unique packaging process locks in natural juices, keeping them soft and moist, just like live bait. Fisher's Choice Superworms are also enhanced with an all-natural scent attractant.

Great to use when fish are feeding on larvae or grub-type foods, and can be used for a wide variety of panfish, catfish and trout. Fisher's Choice Superworms are recommended by acclaimed anglers Roland Martin and Jimmy Houston.

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brown trout and rainbow trout ?

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i would say stick to powerbait BUT ive caught trout on shrimp when I was fishing for cats, so you can try it out, its cheap but I wouldnt recommend it for trout , it realllllly stinks..
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How good are these for channel & blue cats?
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okay regular worms are better
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These are perfect for catfish if I were you buy several you will not be disapointed. I caught a 15lbs and a 25lbs first time I ever put them out and they held up well these will last you a long time.
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How many are in a package?

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also...how good are they for channel catfish?
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havent caught any on it yet
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Probably close to 100 for the big can and 25 for the small
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are these worms like tiny red worms or nightcrawlers
and are they skinny thin or fat
cause i want to use these for bass not just sunnys and crappie
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fat and they smell to but its probably a good catfish and bass bait
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3-4 inches
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They vary some in size, anywhere from 1" to 2". Pretty thick as well. I think they would be great for bass and trout as well as panfish and maybe even walleye.
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They are large-size mealworms, not earthworms.
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these are larger, but not slimy like red worms or night crawlers. they are more like a meal worm but four or five times larger. about an inch and a half to two inches long.
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