CAN YOU CATCH Beach Worms AT NIGHT?

Catch your own beach worms - AT NIGHT!

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Can you catch beach worms at night?
This was a question that had been going around in my head for a while. I had never tried it before. I’m sure that some super keen fishermen may have done it before but I had never heard of it.
Beach worms are blind so I figured that they would not be bothered by a bright head light shining in their face.
We went down to the beach at about 10pm at night. This is when it was low tide.
I had a reasonably bright head light of 100 lumens which worked well. There was not much wind, it was a beautiful night at the beach.
It was excellent. The beach worms were very cooperative. We actually had a lot of fun and caught some great worms!
The worming was pretty much the same as beach worming during the day except it was completely dark.
Certainly it would be a great thing to do on balmy summer nights.

This is a bonus. If you are busy working during the day and don’t have time to go beach worming, you can still go at night.
If you have plans to go for an early morning fish you can catch worms the night before.

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