Another source of climate change. Save the planet, take a worm fishing.:D
https://www.cbc.ca/news/science/inva...ange-1.6154164
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Another source of climate change. Save the planet, take a worm fishing.:D
https://www.cbc.ca/news/science/inva...ange-1.6154164
The only solution is........
https://i.imgur.com/I9o7Gz1.jpg
If it's not one thing,it's another with those idiots.Quote:
Originally Posted by delmer
Climate Scientologist are Twins of Meteorologists.
Does not matter what they say ,they have full attention of just about everyone, and they always get paid good bucks.
The only difference
-the Weather man say- chances of(showers in the afternoon).............
-the Climate Scientologist say-may cause(emission of carbon )............
None makes a sure commitment, but gives a ground for a paycheck ,and for the -I said so.
I think we need a worm tax
LOL. Sales of worm harnesses are about to go through the roof.
Anyone know any Canadian companies making them...Quote:
Originally Posted by Bushwhacker
US, https://www.mikeswalleyerigs.com/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LbtRcgHRY3g
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ekkly6zUChE&t=15s
It doesn't stop with all these problems does it. I thought they'd blame methane gas from cattle/dairy farmers, before they'd blame a worm.
We order something similar called worm burners, from Fish USA, in the States. They are easy to make though, just tie a harness with a single hook, and a small treble stinger, to a 3 inch spoon(take the hook off the spoon). They are deadly on walleyes….Quote:
Originally Posted by mosquito
https://www.fishusa.com/Dreamweaver-Wormburners
They do-this is just the flavour of the month. Another wannabee wants to show off with some "earth shattering" discovery.(pun intended)Quote:
Originally Posted by MarkB
And they conveniently ignore, that about 20% of all CO emission comes from transporting food all over the world.
I guess-they also like to eat non seasonal fruits and vegetables all year round too.So-why complain?
Lucky strikes are good for spinner but after seeing how the Mikes spoon ran maybe a DIY with a Williams Warbler and a tied on single stinger should work good, maybe a second single hook on a longer line would be good too. Looking at the Mikes spoons some of the longer and narrow Williams are on my "to try" list too.Quote:
Originally Posted by rick_iles
http://www.williams.ca/products.html