Can't believe he ate the whole thing.
 

Hmmm . . . 19 worms . . . still inside the tummy . . . taking up space . . .
what an easy way to lose weight! Gotta go now . . . hmmm . . . a plastic
lunch . . .

Watch out for the salted ones, high sodium content and all that.


Brad Coovert, 2003 Tournament Director, Greenfield Bassmasters
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Can't believe he ate the whole thing.
 

Thanks for the warning, Brad.

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Bob Rickard
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"Brad Coovert" wrote in message
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Hmmm . . . 19 worms . . . still inside the tummy . . . taking up space .
.. .
what an easy way to lose weight! Gotta go now . . . hmmm . . . a plastic
lunch . . .

Watch out for the salted ones, high sodium content and all that.


Brad Coovert, 2003 Tournament Director, Greenfield Bassmasters
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http://www.geocities.com/greenfieldb...ponsorPage.htm

Can't believe he ate the whole thing.
 

The same thing was true of a monster bass caught at one of the Village Creek
Park lakes in Arkansas a few years back. There are a few lunkers in those
lakes that have been hooked and broken off a bunch of times, and they
probably all have a bad case of the worms.
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TNBass
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"RGarri7470" wrote in message
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I just posted an article and a picture of a bass that had 19 pieces of
plastic
worm in its stomach - many of them whole worms and lizards, and two with
hooks
still in them but no line attached.. I quit throwing my used worms in the
lake
years ago after cleaning a real skinny bass that had four worms inside it.
What do you do with your used plastic worms? Do you think they pose a
danger
to bass?
Ronnie

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