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    i bought some wax worms for a company called grubco.com and used them one spring and they seamed to work really well i meet some guys that were using maggots that they had bought from grubco and they were tearing up the crappie at lake Thunderbird and so i bought the sampler pack and i came with superworms, maggots, wax worms, and meal worms, but i had the best luck with the wax worms
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    thanks Crappie Josh aka C.J.
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    Waxies are good bait, but they're a little fragile. For me, maggots are #1 and mealworms are #2.

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    I want to use more mealworms.I have used them once when a friend bought some on a bluegill trip and the gills tore them up.I had some ordered but the extreme heat here were not a good idea for the mail thing.They are cheap enough.I'll be getting some.I like G's set up.
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    Quote Originally Posted by azslabber View Post
    I had some ordered but the extreme heat here were not a good idea for the mail thing.
    If they put ice in the package and overnight them to you, it shouldn't be a problem. That's how I get my maggots shipped to me. Atlanta's not quite Arizona, but it does get pretty hot here in the summer. I haven't lost a maggot yet!

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    Wink Grubco is good people ....

    I recommend them for bulk live bait purchases.

    We must have some persnickity Crappie around here :D .... I don't think I've caught but ONE Crappie on a Mealworm :p and I can't remember ever catching one on a Wax Worm. Heck ... I can't even get Bluegill, or any other Sunfish species, to take much interest in a Mealworm ... but, they sure don't let a Waxworm survive long enough to drown ... LOL !! Maybe that's why I don't catch Crappie on them ..... too many hungry Bream out there :D

    ... cp

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    Here where I fish gills there are no crappie.Gills,bass and channel cats,any live bait has not a chance.I don't care what it is,lol.
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    Quote Originally Posted by crappiepappy View Post
    I can't even get Bluegill, or any other Sunfish species, to take much interest in a Mealworm
    CP, my dad, brother and I used to put a hurtin' on the Herrington bluegills with mealworms. :D

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    fished wax worms for years, i've started using berkely power wigglers, they last alot longer and smell more, i've caught a lot of fish on them this year, all species.
    I clever quip fishing ironic statement crappie!

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    Exclamation Db4d ....

    Quote Originally Posted by deathb4disco View Post
    CP, my dad, brother and I used to put a hurtin' on the Herrington bluegills with mealworms. :D
    My Grandparents and I used to put a hurtin on them, with what they called "Horseweed Worms". They were actually "stalk borer" larvae, that we found in Giant Ragweed plants.
    All you'd ever want to know about Stalk Borer's : Google

    Other than that .... Crickets were the next best thing :D

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    Isn't using live bait cheating?

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