Catching HUGE Beach Worms! JURASSIC GIANTS

Roger Osborne gives you a few tips on how to catch MONSTER beach worms in this video!Show more

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Catching the biggest beach worms is really exciting because they are so strong and difficult to catch.

Learning to consistently catch huge beach worms is the pinnacle of beach worming.
There is great satisfaction in accomplishing this skill - you'll feel like Bear Grylls in no time!

Using your fingers, although a higher degree of difficulty, is the best method for catching these monster beach worms.
You don’t damage them, which means they stay alive, and actually catch more than when using pliers, because you don’t chop their heads off.

There are definitely keys to catching really big beach worms.

TOP TIP: One CRITICAL key is to pull the big worms out straight away.

Be quick, don’t hesitate. You see a lot of people getting hold of a big beach worm and digging. This is a No No!

When you grab a worm, there is about one second where the worm is shocked and doesn’t realize what is happening, it is actually a bit relaxed at this point. This is because you have grabbed it by the throat and it's in shock!

Very quickly, the worm goes into survival mode and jams it’s hundreds of hair-like-legs into the sand, pulling downwards in an effort to escape.
Once this happens, it is a stalemate and often the worm breaks or you just lose it.
I have learned that pulling the big beach worms out straight away is very important.

Here's me pulling some massive worms out, check it out:

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Big beach worms are a highly sought after bait for Mulloway (Jewfish), especially if you live on the NSW mid and north coast you'll know this all too well!

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Happy Worming!
Roger Osborne