She's a keeper. Beautiful and likes to hang out in nature and forage. Lucky bugger.........

Don’t sell yourself short you are an absolute gem and you bring so much more to the table (videos) than worm catching but I have to say that was a great how to video. Cheers Mike

@wrightysroot

Жыл бұрын

Cheers Mike! Modesty is my strong suit 😂 B

@user-ed2zo6bf9m

4 ай бұрын

Very well said mate ,bless you 🙏🙏

The pretty lady is so sweet!🤩 She has a lot of positive energy 😊

The gorgeous Australian worm catcher

Thanks you. You have explained this very well. You obviously were taught by someone special and your love for the outdoors is evident in your whole being. Cheers.

You rule girl you’ve just taught years of experience you have a good heart 💜

Wow, what an awesome Sheila, she brings a lot more to the table than just worms. Good stuff guy’s, awesome talent. Cheers

Absolutely AWESOME video. Leigh is a great worm catcher. She makes it look WAY EASIER than it actually is. But there’s no doubt they are THE BEST BAIT IN THE BEACH ZONE.

The best instructions I’ve seen so far about how to actually grab them last time I tried as soon as i touched the sand they went down definitely try this method thanks for sharing 👍👍👍👍

She is a ripper ! Real Aussie Lady ! Good on you.

That was definitely the best lesson on catching beach worms that I have seen on KZread...well done.

Great going lady. I love fishing and all that goes with it. Your art of catching worms is amazing.

You can tell shes a aussy girl. Im guessing shes been camping most of her life with her family and her old man has taught her all those tips on how to get pippies and worms whisle beach camping. Good on yas. Live the dream. Yewww

@TheCajonGuy-dh7yc

2 жыл бұрын

It's Aussie, bot Aussy

@leighwilson6376

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheCajonGuy-dh7yc its not, not bot

@nikhilmathew2101

Жыл бұрын

@@leighwilson6376 It's it's not its. 🙃

@timothywang4083

9 ай бұрын

😂🙉🙈

@seahawkscards7143

9 ай бұрын

Or here accent is from Australia 😊

that was awesome! your Dad must be a champion. thanks for the video

I spent hours trying to catch these worms with no success..thanks for the tips ..great video and your demo of how to technique was the best I've seen...any fishing bloke would marry you as soon as he saw you do this

Thanks for this well explained unlike other videos I have watched on this subject

Awesome tips on salting and storing the worms, many thanks : )

Thank you so much for sharing this valuable info 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

Liked subscribed. No man can explain this like Bronte just did.

Best worming video on youtube. A real 10.🤗🤗🤗

Best explanation iv seen/heard. I'm really good a breaking them in half on the way out. Finger under on the lift. Dry Sand. Copy! Thankyou

Best Technique I’ve seen so far

Awesome , this girl's a keeper

Great job Bronte , perfect technique of how to do it your right hand goes pretty deep in the sand must try that down at Conjola this year

Awesome video. Most young ladies are not hands on for worms. You are an excepion. Beautiful and practical. Very rare. You have an enthusiastic follower from NW British Columbia close to the Alaskan border. Thankyou for your experiences.

What a Cool Aussie Chick..

Just wow! Love it guys!

Yep , she's a good girl ya got there. Awesome . Aussie Aussie , Aussie oi oi oi . love ya's.

Great info crew, cheers for sharing this. Stay safe, have fun! 👍😁🍻

You are a dead-set legend. Gave this a go at my local after watching - absolutely bloody hopeless! Plenty of worms around but I have to level-up big time haha!

Love it,thx a bunch,just subscribed due to your knowledge was exactly what I’m after,gonna check out your other videos now,much appreciated

Great video bronty. In the UK to catch worms we either use a garden fork and dig them out or use a bait pump. Great video though keep them coming.

excellent Bronte, some very useful info

New here. Such amazing and informational content. Thanks for sharing this video with the world.

Well done on the worm catching

Planning a trip to the Reef in 7/24 - gonna try this.. thanks!

Love ya work !!

Holy Mac. I’m in love 😂

Hello Alex & Bronte Just found you channel been watching a lot of your videos absolutely brilliant what a amazing place Australia is thank you for showing us your awesome adventure still got a few to watch. What a fantastic worming technique Bronte and watching Alex's fishing 🤟tight lines from England 🇬🇧 John & Tina

@australiaprisonisland9156

3 ай бұрын

Whilst the Australian landscape is lovely in some parts it's not a fantastic place. Especially if you work here.

@BillSaltbush

Ай бұрын

@@australiaprisonisland9156 You need to get a life fella . . . i.e. change your attitude. If you don't, you'll be a loser . . . forever.

Educational. Good video. Thank you.😊❤

You ripper!! Good one mate 👊

Great how too video thanks for the tips 🤙

This was great! Subscribed guys!

That was impressive identifying and catching the 2nd best whiting bait to catch the 1st best bait on the beach. I have shown many fishermen how to catch these worms and most never master it. The cockles / pipis are also delicious and we have some massive middens along our coast and the limestone rocks are still black from the cooking fires .

Take a nap that beach will be a nightmare , nice video

Thanks, really helpful ❤

Great video, thanks!

That might be the sweetest smile I have ever seen.

I’m a landlocked Yank and have no clue what this is all about. But, it’s very cool watching the technique. Reckon it must be a great bait for surf fishing. Love outdoors folks everywhere they be!

Great technique 👌 😍

Wrightys Root is an 11 out of 10!

Thanks Bronte, will give it a crack, cheers

Yeh I love women like you,,, so patient and smart ❤

I have been to Australia study English, but I never know how to catch this worms , thanks for your sharing.Greeting from Taiwan.

Nice Bronte!!

That was a good video!!

Bronte I love you!!

That is great fishing bait.

Awesome vid guys! We will have to try it out next time we're driving on the beach though it would be hard looking for those pipi mounds whilst driving!

@wrightysroot

2 жыл бұрын

That’s the go guys ! Send us a pic of your worms if you get a few !

Catching beach worms is one of the most difficult things to do. You're amazing! I learnt on the gold coast. There are a couple of different species of beach worm around there. Never tried salting them down. Is it just as effective as bait? Thanks for the video.

Hi Wright i go worming on the wide beaches of Adelaide i take them home in salt water just to keep them fresh and clean then in a smaller container i place about 3/4 cup of method leave them in for about 3 minutes then package and freeze the photo is of the last lot about 10 worms per pack enjoyed your video and your information thanks so tight lines regards johno.

Awesome info thanks

I used to do that when I was in Australia. I made a pair of pliers with pins in. The worms were so good for whiting.

Useful information

She's a keeper 🙏

I was actually here for the worms but after watching this beautiful woman that is outdoors smart what every man would want in a woman especially me somebody I can do things like this

Beautiful. ❤… Worms.

You Go Girl,,,,good on you Bronte,,thats how you do it girly,,,one thing if i could ad sorry,,i was shown by my late great Dad, was to form a V at the land side of the worm to reduce the water flow over the worms head so you can see him..but your vid is one of the best i have seen & thank you for shearing your info,,,,take care guys,,Brett ❤🐟

@wrightysroot

2 жыл бұрын

Hey Brett! Awesome thanks for the tip! Do you form a V with the hand holding the pipi? I definitely find the worms in deeper water harder to get with all the water flow. Cheers, B

@brett2070

2 жыл бұрын

@@wrightysroot Hi Bronte,,form the V with your feet as the water flow go,s out,,,,it will fill with water like a pond so you can see straight thru the water & see the worm..ie ,so that the water is coming back from the beach to the ocean with the V facing the ocean,,,,hope you understand me,,,Dad always said never turn your back on the ocean,,,cheers B,,you Go Aussie girl 😁.,.,Brett

@brett2070

2 жыл бұрын

@@wrightysroot Hey Bronte, i forgot to say that i hold the bait in my non catchn hand, also rub sand on my catchn fingers, thumb & index to make it gritty for better grip of the worm.,.,Brett

You are real muaddib.

She's a keeper!

Unreal video. Tried many times to catch those little bastards!! Cheers!

Jeez what a beauty... that 🪱

ok so...Im never going to the beach again. Baby tremor worms riight under us this whole time. Very disturbing. haha. Great video guys!

Thanks for the tips. I’ll definitely give that a go next time I head out. I just hope my my Mankini works as well as the G-String 😜

@wrightysroot

2 жыл бұрын

Hahahah 😂

best for fishing

I literally just went worming this arvo with a friend, she's an absolute gun (her dad used to worm commercially) and got 40 to my zero...but I'll keep trying! Thanks for the tips 🤙

Awesome, I always wondered how it was done, being from the bush I haven’t seen them caught before.

@wrightysroot

2 жыл бұрын

Next time your hit the beach give it ago !

We put our worms in mentholated spirits. It makes go really tough and the fish love them.

@truthmatters1950

Жыл бұрын

And if the fish aren't biting the metho-preserved worms make great fire lighters

@matthewcullen1298

10 ай бұрын

Yeah your the second person I've heard say that. 😊 I'll have to give it a go

Awesome video! You guys are amazing. :) "It feeds on the peepee" LoL!!

Awesome video. Might of been asked already, how long do they last once frozen?

I've been sea fishing for 44 years out of the 50 i've been alive, i'm from England, i've collected my own bait countless times, many different types of bait but I have seen a technique like that, that is a hell of a skill, i was wondering where the technique originated from?

I'm never going to Australia without a flamethrower

First video watched. Hope you’ve put a ring on that finger. 100% wifey there.

One of the coolest girls I’ve ever seen and the great Australian accent😃

Great video Bronte, just wondering how do you rig those up for fishing? Like roughly how big do you cut them for your hooks? Much appreciated

@pyllyvanukas

10 ай бұрын

roughly 10-15cm, depends a bit how thick the worm is and what u intend to fish i guess.

She's a good keeper 🤗🤗 I need to have her and keep her in my tacky box 🤗🤗

@nachocheez9690

9 ай бұрын

Bruh what

Sei bravissima e meravigliosa.. ciao

That’s the sexiest worm catcher on the planet, it’s true love!

Awesome ,are the Worms still alive or conserved through the salt.

My kind of girl. Real hunter

That girl's got worms!!

Jeez louise now i want worms 🤪

Bravissima

Clever girl. I've fished for sixty years and never seen people pull up worms like that. Which beach and what State ? That was enjoyable to learn. Pretty girl too with a classic Aussie charm, and no tats ! 🇦🇺👍

Yes, I also clicked to learn how to catch sand worms.

I have tried a bunch of methods but never managed to get them reliably. Will have to try this method.

Thank you for the vid. I always struggle with actually “clamping” down / pinching them. They seem to sense me and just dip back into their hole. I did also try working pliers but they either end up breaking at the head or they end up getting sand between worm and pliers and so the worm escapes. Any tips on how to best clamp them? You seems to use sand to clamp them?

@ironmike5192

2 жыл бұрын

I use a different method then her seems to work really well. Put your fingers under the sand a bit wait for the worm to arch it’s back and just before it goes to pull the bait back down the hole clamp it. It won’t have any strength if you time it right. Then you just work it out slowly. Grab it with the other hand when the first one gets a grip.

@jb-es5zj

2 жыл бұрын

@@ironmike5192 agree then roll em in cool dry sand like breadcrumbing then gently pull worm through fingers to remove slime then keep em in dry sand in a cool place will last a couple of days but wont work if you have used pliers

Thanks for the tip. are the found in all sea beaches around the World or in specific locations?

@jb-es5zj

2 жыл бұрын

id say to refer to previous comment

Awesome video, have you ever tried metho? Or is salt the best way to do them? I’ve never tried either, but I’ll be giving it a go next trip to Fraser. 😀 cheers

@annejeremy752

2 жыл бұрын

My husband and I have enjoyed over the recent while catching out own bait, using a combination of placing the worms in a combination solution of metho & red 'cake icing' dye for about 30 seconds (after which the worm's flesh toughens, the red dye maintaining their colour) before putting say 5 at a time in little zip bags, prior to freezing. Just a couple of days ago, I happened to strike up a conversation with an old and experienced fisher in a local Anaconda store. He suggested rather than use the metho approach (which he found horrible!), putting the worms into a heavily salted solution was the best method, prior to freezing. He advised that when they thaw, the worms better resemble a freshly caught worm than the metho approach, as well, the worms better retain their natural colour. I admire the way the young lass in this video goes about catching the worms though (which I intend trying next time!), but we have also found success in using a special beach worm plastic pliers (available from fishing stores, including BCF) which I'll post a link.) and this little tool has also helped us catch lots of worms, as well, you don't tend to get 'nipped' by its little claws LOL. With the plier approach though, we adapted ours by cutting/shortening one of the handles so that the pliers better close down on the worm. We saw this recommended on another video which proved helpful. Happy worming. www.bcf.com.au/p/alvey-worming-pliers/400687.html

@wrightysroot

2 жыл бұрын

Very interesting! Thanks for the tips Anne!

@wrightysroot

2 жыл бұрын

I've never tried the metho approach, only salt sorry and it works a treat. They stay nice and hard making it easy to thread on the hook next time you go fishing :)

@annejeremy752

2 жыл бұрын

@@wrightysroot I think I much prefer your approach though; more natural (no 'spirits' smell!) Great video on your part. Thank you for sharing your wisdom! Cheers

I love how she’s using a finger as a demonstration when she literally has a worm in her hand 😂