Lob Worms

Lob Worms in Coarse Fishing

Lob worms, also known as common earthworms, are another excellent choice for coarse fishing. Their effectiveness stems from several characteristics:

1. Large Size: Lob worms are larger than dendrobena worms, making them ideal for targeting bigger coarse fish such as large carp and pike.
2. Natural Diet: Many coarse fish species naturally feed on earthworms, making lob worms an instinctively attractive bait.
3. Scent: The natural scent of lob worms is a strong attractant for fish, making them effective even in murky water conditions.
4. Versatility in Rigging: Lob worms can be used whole or in sections, depending on the target species and fishing conditions.

In coarse fishing, lob worms can be used with different rigs, including float and ledger setups. Their size and visibility make them particularly effective in deeper and murkier waters.

• Approx 100 lobs or nightcrawlers, supplied in a fully breathable worm bait sack, despatched in a cardboard postal box.
• Lobworms come in small, mixed or large sizes.