Bulk worms in Mississauga

[gordy28]

The thread for Hamilton area got me going on this but I didn't want to hijack (if etiquette of the board says I should have posted there my apologies)

We are going on a trip in September where bait is not included-most reading has led me to believe worms on harnesses is the primary walleye tactic. Feedback seems to be that bait is expensive via the lodge

I bought a large worm box w food and artificial bedding to take with us to use out in the boat (will hold up to 12 dozen)

 

Love to get a flat of worms in the Sauga area instead of buying 12 dozen so from Lebarons at $2.50 a pop

Does anyone have any recos?

Also interested in any tips for prepping and care using artificial bedding (if instructions on package are the way to go-cool I can follow direction)

Thanks in advance

Gordy

[mercman]

Follow the instructions on the bag.Keep the bed box in the fridge. Use rainwater or distilled water to mix.Start with less than they say, mx, and add a bit as necessary.Bring the worms to a boil......No....just kidding. Put worms in fridge in original container until they are the same temp as the bed box.Then transfer over.You can buy food too in powdered form.easy to use.

[hookerdown]

There is National Bait Inc, that deals with just worms on Lakeshore by the Prominade. To my knowledge they are a commercial supplier, not sure if they will deal with the public but its worth a shot. Give them a call 905-278-1080.

[Kingsalmon]

There is National Bait Inc, that deals with just worms on Lakeshore by the Prominade. To my knowledge they are a commercial supplier, not sure if they will deal with the public but its worth a shot. Give them a call 905-278-1080.

 

They do sell to the public. I've bought worms there in the past. Just call ahead to make sure they have some bulk worms on hand, because of this drought.

[soobnoob]

I'm told there's a place just north of the airport on Kimbel that sells flats of 500. I don't know anything else about them so if you decide to check em out, please post some info.

[gordy28]

Thanks guys

Will follow instructions and contact retailers-will post how I make out-ideally post trip w a fish filled post