View Full Version : How much are bloodworms?
striper1
04-28-2005, 11:38 AM
Heard they were going up in price this year.
Also, how are the croaker biting in the Potomac?
Striper1
bigworm
04-30-2005, 12:36 PM
just went to buy saltwater boat license and the blood worms were $8.00 doz just outside Richmond va
Purdue1
04-30-2005, 01:13 PM
I was in that little store by Westmoreland State Park and saw them for $7.99. I might hit the croaker this afternoon if this wind dies down and will let you know if I had any luck.
chumgunner
04-30-2005, 08:44 PM
Too d@mn much!
8 bucks a dozen
& many places, they are in very sad shape
Dang things will catch croaker though
Filled 2 collers today on a dozen
err, I'm finished with croaker for the season
Freezer is full for the summer
Purdue1
05-01-2005, 06:31 AM
Yeah, that is alot. They say it is mostly related to the high gas prices. Chum, congrats on the croaker. I went out yesterday after the winds died down from about 18:00-20:30 but decided to target the rockfish instead of croakers. It was a really calm evening out there but got skunked around #9. With the high tide, I should have hit the shallower water around the Birthday Cake or Bonums Bar. I was surprised to see quite a few boats out at that time of the evening. That was my first skunk since the season started so not feeling too awfully bad. Plus wife had a rockfish and shrimp fry awaiting upon my return. All and all a great evening.
ketch69
05-01-2005, 08:12 AM
Try shrimp for the Croakers, works just as good for me.
Capt.Nick
05-01-2005, 08:59 AM
$10 a doz.A doz.weighs about an oz.So figure $160 a lb.Cheaper to buy the fish.
Double Haul
05-02-2005, 06:28 AM
Don't kid yourself, it's always been cheaper to buy the fish.![smile]
ketch69
05-02-2005, 07:47 AM
But not near as much fun
Fairport Fishing
05-02-2005, 08:23 AM
Hey Chumgunner..... Where did you get into the croakers?
MrJsPleasure
05-02-2005, 12:18 PM
Hey Chumgunner I LOVE those croakers keep em comeing for my charters but Im already wishing real hard for some spot or trout to show up. Going to OI for Tuna 15th to break the croaker trend and am on call for a cobia trip the end of May. After pulling in tuna all day I'll be glad to come back and whup on on the croakers for revenge. Dem Big Tuna is like taking a stress test. After a day of good tuna fishing you know the ole ticker is good for a while.
Have a good one
Bobby
Jerry Thrash, Queens Creek Outfitters
05-02-2005, 01:53 PM
we are charging $7.50 a dozen. pretty good worms. jumbos will likely be $9 or more a dozen when available.
keep an eye out as a lot of shops are selling 10 in a bag now instead of a dozen.
jerry thrash
queens creek outfitters, cobbs creek
capt. dave
05-02-2005, 03:56 PM
Hello Jerry, Nice to see you on the NN board. Dave
chumgunner
05-03-2005, 03:15 PM
MrJsPleasure originally wrote:
Hey Chumgunner I LOVE those croakers keep em comeing for my charters but Im already wishing real hard for some spot or trout to show up. Going to OI for Tuna 15th to break the croaker trend and am on call for a cobia trip the end of May. After pulling in tuna all day I'll be glad to come back and whup on on the croakers for revenge. Dem Big Tuna is like taking a stress test. After a day of good tuna fishing you know the ole ticker is good for a while.
Have a good one
Bobby
Yeah, I'm watching that Cobia bite as well. I caught a citation last may off of Harkers Island. That was the most fun I've had since moving here from Pensacola, FL. Nothing quite like a fight that Cobia gives.
Ware Fisher
05-03-2005, 03:30 PM
I did some dock fishing last night with bloodworm Fishbites (From Q. Creek) and caught numerous croaker. Seemed to work fine.