Is there a difference between red worms and nematodes? urgent

The characteristics are different: the red worm, also known as Daphnia, is a chironomid larva with a body length of more than 3 mm, and the red worm, also known as earthworm, is smaller with a body length of about 1 cm, and its population yield is higher.

Red worm is a kind of bait commonly used by northern fishermen in late autumn and early winter. Most of the red nematodes grow and breed in wastewater ditches and sewers, with one section fixed in the sludge and the other end swinging from side to side in the sewage.

Attention should be paid to catching red worms:

When hanging red worms to fish, it is best to adjust the drift with higher mesh and lower mesh to ensure that the hooked red worms escape or crawl near the bottom in the water layer so as to be found by fish. When fishing with live worms, it is best to lift the pole every few seconds to tease and stimulate the fish's desire to hunt.

Select a few or a dozen female red worms from the bait group, tie them into bundles with rubber bands or red worms, and then hang them directly on the hook. Because the skin of the female worm is very thin, it is easy to kill, so the hook can not hurt the worm to the maximum extent and maintain the activity ability of the worm. In order to avoid direct contact with hands, you can wear gloves or use tools such as tweezers and red bug clips.