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As long as they don't freeze.

Worms will not die if they are kept cool and damp. A fridge is ideal however if you can find a cool place which never gets sunlight you should be ok. You can keep them in the soil you bought them in but I prefer wet, mulched up newspapers. Transfer the worms a handful at a time checking for dead or mangled ones and discard those. Make sure the mulch is all moist and you'll be good to go. Keep a cover over the container to ensure the air doesn't dry it up. You can moisten the mulch when needed with water but I prefer throwing in a few ice cubes. You never need to feed worms BUT, sprinkling used coffee grounds will turn them into killer snakes....they get very fast, strong and lively. Oh, plastic or non porous materials are bad as worm containers.....use wood if you can. The worms will last you through fall easily. Good luck. DANG! Fisherman beat me to it.

Yes and by pure happenstance, their divorce rate is higher than that of criminals behind bars. Coincidence? I think not.

Beauty boat, Gavin. When's the appointment to install the clear plastic carpet protection? Have a great time in her!

Would this be for a repaint or a repair?

Dior is staying one step ahead with the planned release of their new offering called "Bière et Oeuf". Marketing strategists for the company have confirmed that the main target groups for this product will be sports bars and OFC get togethers.

Great report Peter. 8 ounces out of first with only 45 minutes of fishing is pretty darned good.

What Billy Bob said.

If you can wait a few days, you can order them online directly from Drifter Tackle.

Mike, Lew's talking cord...what you're getting in St Hubert is a face cord.

Kodak moments for sure, Aaron. Thanks for sharing.

Ch312, you obviously have never met Cliff. One of the kindest people I know.

So it's getting to be that time again. I'm really looking forward to it. Will the dudes making the trip please post here so that we know how many will be there? I'll bump the thread as needed.

Great job Simon and friends. That video clip is a lot of fun to watch. You work hard enough at finding your fish that you deserve every one of them that you boat. And what a spectacular crappie stringer! Lew is the same age as I am but the bugger must be taking formaldehyde injections...looks no more than 45 to me. Thanks for posting...taking the time to do that for us Simon. Have a great day!

Sorry anders, at best, a forest fire is an inconvenience to anyone living in the area, local businesses and people traveling through the area. At worst, it'll wipe out peoples' homes, cottages and businesses, injure and kill folks, put the lives of people working to fight those fires in jeopardy, add a healthy expense to everyone's tax bill and how much wildlife will die? Maybe I just didn't understand your post.....

You can also try Benson Auto parts in Gloucester and in Hull.

Glad to hear you had a good time Dave. Thanks for sharing that.

I agree.

I suspect that Spiel helped save the life of a troubled rod. I don't think Brook helped though....she hasn't started building rods yet has she?

Thanks for the update Kevin. See you in a few weeks.

You had Rick mounted stuffed?

You're right, fair is fair. Everyone is allowed one account in our community. Which of yours would you like us to delete? That is the reason your post was rendered invisible. If you have a problem with this, PM me.

Beauty "crick" and a very nice report, Fish_Finder. A fine day for you and your bro. Thanks for sharing.

Mike, they have dotted lines out now! You catch every other fish!

How's the walleye bite with that hatch, Larry?