There is a guy in TN with Tobby worms for sale

[tdot4q]

Check this out if you have ever fished with them. They even offer the pupa stage to get your own tree started.

 

www.cliffcreekcatalpa.com

[DaveS]

I love fishing with catapula worms, but those prices are a little steep. For someone wanting to pay those prices, those worms are dynomite catfish bait!

 

Dave

[ShaunM]

I have 3 trees on my property. I usually freeze them. They make good fish bait. Edited June 30, 2013 by ShaunM

[DaveS]

I have 3 trees on my property. I usually freeze them. They make good fish bait.

They work real well frozen. Good stuff! 

 

Dave

[Troutburger]

For $8/dozen think ill stick with my night crawlers and creek minners...

[ShaunM]

May sound gross but I have poached them in water for a few minutes than stick them in the freezer. This method works good as well. I checked my trees the other day and I didnt see any. Edited June 30, 2013 by ShaunM

[tdot4q]

Got more from this guy today, he has over 3,000 trees and has had plenty since the middle of June and will have them until the first hard freeze. Say's he can't keep up with the demand.

[TerryW]

I love fishing with these worms.  Where are you guys finding them cheaper?  That price isn't bad at all just too far away at 2 hours.  :-(

 

DaveS, I'm much much closer to Clarksville than to Cliff Creek, where do you get yours?

[No_0ne]

Tubby worms?  Won't those overweight ones have high cholesterol?

[TerryW]

Tubby worms?  Won't those overweight ones have high cholesterol?

They aren't really overweight, it's a "glandular" problem.  lol

[Guest johnwhite]

I'll see them on shopping websites a lot cheaper from time to time.

[TerryW]

Going to be near Center Hill this week, I'm calling the Tubby worm guy at Cliff Creek.  :up: