Redworms

Biologists call these little redworms Eisenia foetida, but generations of brook trout fishermen would say the portant thing is knowing where to find them-in a manure or leaf pile, beneath a log-and where to use them-anywhere the brook trout are wild and hungry. ❋ Unknown (2005)

Spread your redworms over the surface of the bedding. ❋ Steve Solomon (N/A)

In fact, when worm composting is done outdoors in shallow pits, few redworms exit the bottom by entering the soil because there is little there for them to eat. ❋ Steve Solomon (N/A)

Hand sorting is particularly useful if you want to give a few pounds of redworms to a friend. ❋ Steve Solomon (N/A)

Once the high heat of decomposition has passed and the heap is cooling, it is commonly invaded by redworms, the same species used for vermicomposting kitchen garbage. ❋ Steve Solomon (N/A)

You could start with a few dozen redworms, patiently begin by feeding them tiny quantities of garbage and in six months to a year have a box full. ❋ Steve Solomon (N/A)

There are a number of methods for separating redworms from their castings. ❋ Steve Solomon (N/A)

There are about 1,000 mature breeders to the pound of young redworms. ❋ Steve Solomon (N/A)

A: I have never heard of using worm castings the compost made by redworms on the ground under a rhododendron as a treatment for thrips. ❋ Pam Peirce (2011)

The bluegill bite has been very good this year on waxworms and redworms. ❋ Jim Morris (2010)

ARKANSAS RIVER (MAUMELLE POOL) Bream are biting well on crickets and redworms fished in the Maumelle River and Little Maumelle River. ❋ < (2010)

Bluegills have been hitting waxworms and redworms in the coves, Catfish have been biting on nightcrawlers and cut shad in the western part of the lake. ❋ Jim Morris (2010)

Bluegills have been hitting waxworms and redworms in the brush. ❋ Jim Morris (2010)

Bluegills are in the brush, 16 inches down, biting on redworms and waxworms. ❋ Jim Morris (2010)

You can make your own humus with redworms, right in your apartment. ❋ Joel LeGrand (2010)

Large strongyles comprise bloodworms (Strongylus vulgaris) and large redworms (Strongylus equines and Strongylus edantatus). ❋ Unknown (2009)

There are dozens of strongyles but they are lumped into two main categories - the large strongyles (strongylinae) and small strongyles or small redworms (Cyathostominae), of which there are about 50 different kinds that affect horses. ❋ Unknown (2009)

While natural baits such as minnows and redworms also work well on the creek for browns, Fisher's expertise lies in using a fly rod, and keeping abreast on the latest insect hatches.