Lugworm.

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how far do they travel?before yous say it,i dont mean by public transport.i mean ive been to certain beaches in {summer time}1000s of good casts,come this time of year NOT a cast on the beach.tried round the corner,up the road NOWT.so my question is were do they go,cant fathon it out.i ive traveled to the said beaches {not said} exspecting to FILL my bucket,wasted fuel @ time @ pee... off.

[topbanana]

They go deeper for a start. And during heavy seas the casts get washed away. That's my reasoning anyway.

[regpude]

They go deeper for a start. And during heavy seas the casts get washed away. That's my reasoning anyway.

both correct NICKY.but ive dug the same area blind,still not a worm to be found.

[topbanana]

Can't help you on that score reg mate.

[regpude]

Can't help you on that score reg mate.

i its just a mystery,thats all.cheers.

[regpude]

so i gather,nobody knows.?

[Ian Alexander]

My lugworm can travel up to 100 yards or so...........usually straight out on a good cast

Cheers Ian

[regpude]

Lol.

My lugworm can travel up to 100 yards or so...........usually straight out on a good cast

Cheers Ian

thankyou ian.but i only wanted a real answer to ?.ps,looks like nobody knows. looks like NESA lads are stumped on this simple ?ps,thanks for silly reply.

[Lance mcvey]

Atmospheric presure has a lot to do with driveing worm down and very cold weather as majority of worm beaches are shallow high presures drive worms up and low presure drives them down or the other way round hoppe that enlightens you Reg

[fish fingers]

agree with lance like you say reg seen beaches carpeted with worms then gone back and the bulk of them gone but i believe they have gone that little bit deeper just beyond the point of you being able to dig them with fork spit etc i think a mini bobcat jcb would prove our theory right