03-19-2008, 12:58 PM
LOL, the gum thing is funny. I think bream strike more out of impulse rather than hunger. I think anything that is white, green, or shiney is good enough to tempt a strike.
I agree with the wax worms, asside from the fact they are an excellent bait(my favorite), they aren't as messy to use as many of the other baits, and they don't stink like crickets. They are also very easy to keep alive, just stick them in the fridge and you're good to go for atleast a week with out even feeding them. WHen you get on the water, open the top for a few minutes in the sun, and they come back to life. [
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I agree with the wax worms, asside from the fact they are an excellent bait(my favorite), they aren't as messy to use as many of the other baits, and they don't stink like crickets. They are also very easy to keep alive, just stick them in the fridge and you're good to go for atleast a week with out even feeding them. WHen you get on the water, open the top for a few minutes in the sun, and they come back to life. [
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