Fishing - worms, Lob's Red's and Dender's

I use a baiting needle through the band on their body, this will enable the
use of a boilie stop but may not stand a long cast. Adding the artificial
sweetcorn keeps them on the hair and creats a neutrally boyant bait. The
do wriggle and stay alive for a long period I certainly use them on my
overnight fishing. Last summer I took a barble on this rig a supposedly
carp only lake, it must have got in at some past flooding as there are
plenty in the nearby river.

Bob

"Baal" wrote in message
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Thanks Bob. How do you pin them? Through the middle with a baiting
needle
(so they wriggle more) or in a couple of places?

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"Bob" wrote in message
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I always fish one rod with a clump of 2 to 4 worms on a hair rig with a
plastic sweetcorn on to hold them on the rig and to give a neutral
bouyancy
presentation, this often outfishes boilies but is prone to be taken by
anything else in the water. I have had Pike, Perch, Bream and Tench as
well
as Carp on this rig including my first double figure Tench. What I do
is
bait up and put rods out with the bait boilies or particles depending on
where I am and my third rod in the same are has the worm rig. It often
gets
the best fish of the day and I think it is because the fish have got
wary
of
boilies on beds of bait and they somehow see the worms as safe.

Bob

"Baal" wrote in message
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DO you recommend worms for carp?