[mailpat14]

I'm watching filthy riches on national geographic and wondering where to dig bloodworms in nj.

 

[68Ioweu1]

The only thing out sludge has is cancer

 

[bob kudile]

blood worms come from Wiscasset, maine

 

[swamprat]

blood worms come from Wiscasset, maine

That they do. However the OP could be asking about tubefex worms sometimes are called blood worms which are fed to tropical fish. They can be found at many sewage plant outlets in da mud.

 

[chunk66]

ive dug a few up on mud flats and marsh banks in some of the back bays but theyre always pretty small, there are different kinds of worms out there that most people dont even know about, google clam worms, a lot of shops used to sell these and they are as good for bait as they are nasty to deal with

 

[almaink]

We used to dig them up during low tide at the beach in Long Branch when I was a kid. No idea if they are still there though.

 

[bob kudile]

if you drive over the sheepscot river by reds lobsta north on rt. 1, you can see the worm pickas at low tide.

 

[jerseyjimk]

Trenton

 

[makosnax]

Use to dig blood and tape worms on the west side of Morgan inlet at low tide. Look for bubbles in the wet sand.

 

[jerseyhunter]

Same as most everyone posted find your honey hole at a low tide (outgoing best) gives you more time. Bring a pitchfork and have at it. If digging in an approved clamming area get a license and get some clams also. Adding that in as it is illegal to even harvest bait clams without a license. Or even pick them up off the beach/wash/surf.

 

[bayonne]

They tend to like difernt type of mud then sands my buddy digs them all the time and nice ones and those long tape worms make good stripped bassbait also

 

[makosnax]

Tapeworm is probably the best early season striper bait on the planet.

 

[Buck154]

I've dug some tape worms over 3 foot long