Wild earthworm fishing is a common fishing method, and here are some basic steps to hook an earthworm:
Prepare earthworms: Choose fresh, healthy earthworms. Wrap the earthworm in moist dirt or a wet paper towel to keep it moist.
Choose a hook: Choose the right hook according to the size of the target fish and the conditions of the fishing site. In general, use a moderately sized hook.
Hook an earthworm: Insert the hook tip of the hook into the earthworm's head and then pass it through the earthworm's body, exposing the hook tip. Make sure the earthworm is firmly attached to the hook.
Adjust the position of the earthworm: Pull the earthworm upwards along the curved part of the hook so that the earthworm's body takes on a natural arc. This increases the vitality and attractiveness of the earthworm.
Check the hook effect: Check the effect of the hook to make sure the earthworm is firmly attached to the hook and has not come loose or slipped.
Prepare to launch: After confirming that there is no problem with the hooked earthworm, you can drop the hook into the water and wait for the fish to take the bait.
It is important to note that when fishing for earthworms in the wild, it is necessary to follow the local fishing regulations and protect the environment to avoid adverse effects on the ecology.