how do you keep night crawlers alive??

[TBurnham]

From one fishing trip to the next? I mean do you use different dirt than they come in and what about feeding them? Any help would be great, I try and buy alot of them at a time to get a better price but I am having trouble keeping them alive. Thnkas in advance TBurnham

[whrauss]

I throw mine in the fridge, and add some coffee grounds on the top. I have no idea why... I had heard that once... and it seems to work.

[Philippe]

I also keep them in the fridge and use the coffee grounds, been doing it for years and it works just fine. If i have to travel i make sure to keep them in a seperate cooler.

[cajunblaze]

I do the same and corn meal.

[digihax]

what about meal worms ?, I been asking how do you catch them without having to buy them everytime u go fishing but I can't find out no where lol...

[Cannibalcritter]

I keep mine n fridge and add coff grounds always worked for my pa use to do it when i was growing up. And i still do.

[Bigcattdady]

keep them cool.add corn meal and coff grounds

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[stoney53]

i just keep them in the fridge in the original container...there have been times when i wasn't able to fish for a few weeks and they were as good as when i put them there

[stoney53]

[QUOTE=digihax;2275461]what about meal worms ?, I been asking how do you catch them without having to buy them everytime u go fishing but I can't find out no where lol...[/QUOTE as kids we would get them in barns where they would keep the feed...move the feed bags around or pick up loose boards etc...usually find all we wanted

[festus]

Nightcrawlers are inexpensie so I just buy several in tubs of 20. I put some Buss Worm Bedding in a gallon Folger's plastic coffee can and throw about 3 dozen of the freshly bought night crawlers inside. The worm bedding has its own food. I bought one of those little refrigerators like you see in college dorms for about $60 and keep my bait in there. That worm bedding makes the crawlers feistier, and is much cleaner on your hands than the old worm dirt.