Beach worms are a popular bait for catching whiting, a type of saltwater fish found along the coastlines of many countries. These worms are found in the sand  and are relatively easy to collect with the knowledge of the correct catching methods.

When using beach worms as bait, it is important to keep them fresh and lively. The best way to do this is to collect the worms just before you plan to use them, and to keep them in a cool, damp place until you are ready to fish. Some anglers prefer to store their worms in a container filled with moist sand, while others prefer to keep them in a plastic bag with a damp cloth.

When rigging your bait, it is important to use a hook that is the appropriate size for the worms. A size 2 or 4 hook is a good choice for most beach worms, and it is important to make sure that the hook is sharp so that it will penetrate the fish’s mouth easily.

When fishing with beach worms, it is important to use a light line and a small sinker. This will allow the worm to move freely in the water and will help to attract the whiting to the bait. Many anglers prefer to fish with a two-hook rig, which allows them to present two worms at a time.

Beach worms are a great bait for catching whiting, as they are easy to find (when you know how) and relatively inexpensive. With the right techniques, you can use beach worms to catch a variety of different fish species.