What earthworm is suitable for fishing?

Earthworms are called universal bait and are very useful in wild rivers and reservoirs. Earthworms are generally used to catch carnivorous fish such as crucian carp, squid, pouting, catfish and snakehead.

When fishing for crucian carp in the wild river, the hook is usually completely wrapped with a small and thin red earthworm hook.

Large earthworms are generally used to catch carnivorous and predatory fish, and the hooks are long. When fishing for soft-shelled turtle, snakehead, catfish and other fish, what earthworm should I catch? I think so, too. Red earthworm works well, and the size of earthworm is different at different fishing spots. For example, it is better to use big red earthworms in ponds for fishing. For wild fishing, use small ones. I even used half a fish to catch fish.

In the past, I basically fished in rural areas where I raised pigs and cattle. When we dug it out, we put it for a while, removed a little water, and the skin was very strong, so that the hooked fish would not be bitten at once. Sometimes we can catch several crucian carp. At present, earthworm fishing is bought from fishing gear shops and basically cultivated. It's best to buy it and raise it for a few days, and the effect will increase a lot. I don't know what kind of fish there are, but I know the redder the better. Green earthworm, anglerfish and snakehead at night.