Dug up some green worms for ya Fishnoob.

[Cane Pole]

Darn you're making Bear Grylls drool showing all that good protein there. :D

This feller has fortitude. I saw him on the Discovery Channel.

[Rapprunner]

Yep. Them Catawba. Not many trees left here and not many worms on the trees anymore either. Too many chemicals sprayed probably. Bream sure nuf eat em up. Nasty little critters. They spit (I believe that it what is) a lot.

The trees in my Dad's yard finally died about 5-6 years ago, I do miss fishing with them C-Worms.

Thanks for confirming. :D

[Black Crow]

They just weren't biting. I'm gonna wait until the water warms up a bit. The water was only 60 degrees yesterday and that was probably still too cold for them to be biting good.

Get back out there as soon as you can. Get a long pole and a handful of jigs. Find you a stump in 1' to 5' feet of water. Lower your jig till you can't see it. Hold it still. Pull the fish out when they bite.

60* water is what a lotta folks on this site dream about. That is prime spawning temperature for crappies. They will be in very shallow water around structure. You were likely fishing too deep for them yesterday.

Good luck.

[slab_slayin_fool]

This feller has fortitude. I saw him on the Discovery Channel.

if you have trees around with those C-WORMS now ask your local bait shops
what they will pay you for a dozen last year around here they paid $3.50 for dead and $7.00 for live C-WORMS im serious if you do any catfishing at all get you a few dozen and freeze them until you feel like going the channel and blue cats don't care they just like the smell and taste when you put them on the hook be sure to turn then inside out when hooking them though

but even if you don't wanna fish with them you have a gold mine at the bait shops
i know the were selling live ones for $14dz