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bloodworm Definition

blood·worm (-wʉrm′)

noun

  1. any of various small, red annelid worms, as the sludgeworm
  2. the wormlike red larva of various midges, esp. of a genus (Chironomus) that lays its eggs in water

bloodworm Usage Examples

Converse of object

  • use: Andrew Jarvis used bloodworm and intermediate line to land 14 trout to 4lb.
  • segment: The method used was segmented bloodworm on floating line.
  • eat: The fish live in a species tank and eat bloodworm, prawn, Tablet food and Discus food.
  • fish: When he is fishing bloodworm and joker he sometimes fishes with his bait just touching or slightly off of the bottom.
  • feed: As a team we had a feeling both Hungary and Belgium were feeding bloodworm at the start as well as joker.
  • dry: Freeze dried bloodworm, buy one get one free!

Adjective modifier

  • frozen: Will eat most live foods as well as frozen bloodworms and, eventually, flake food.

Modifies a noun

  • boilie: Fishing tight to the island, Ray had his fish on a 18mm Perfection Bloodworm boilie, which he fished over pellet.
  • pellet: The fish was taken from a silty patch at 30 yards on a Perfection Groundbaits Bloodworm pop-up over the bloodworm pellets.
  • boilies: Hot baits, Icelandic red continues to do the business as do Perfection spicy squid and bloodworm boilies.
  • bait: Fishing peg 12, Peter fished his Bloodworm baits between the islands catching his fish late afternoon and early evening.