How to Hook a Waxworm on a Hook for Fishing
- 1). Tie a small hook, size 8 or 10 to the end of the main line using a clinch knot.
- 2). Press the button on one end of a clip-on bobber to release a wire loop. Slip the fishing line under this loop so that the hook hangs below at the desired depth for fishing, then release the button to secure the line to the bobber.
- 3). Pierce the midsection of a live waxworm with the barb of the hook, threading the bait onto the hook until the barb emerges on the other end. Each end of the waxworm is free to wriggle. Add a second waxworm to the hook if desired. They're small and adding another can help attract fish.
- 4). Cast the line within 10 feet of the shore, near banks and lily pads. When fishing for crappie look for dead, submerged trees or shrubs where these fish congregate, then cast out toward them.
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