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	Carp Baits - Boosted Bloodworm Range from CC Moore
		Harnessing the potent feed stimulants in bloodworm is far from easy but after a lengthy research and development program we at CC Moore and Co. Ltd have produced a range of baits, which during production maintain the vital characteristics of bloodworm.
		With this 'bloodworm to the core' pellet, the amazing attraction properties of bloodworm have successfully been harnessed and continue working for hours after their introduction into the water.
		Bloodworm stick mix is also excellent as an additive for wet spod mixes to form a cloud that disperses and hangs in the swim.
	www.ccmoore.com /products/boosted_bloodworm_range.asp (1149 words)

	Summary of report: Improving bloodworm, earthworm and snail control in rice
		Bloodworms are the larvae of chironomid midges, small flies that superficially resemble mosquitoes.
		Following successful small-scale trials of the insecticide alphacypermethrin against bloodworms during RIRDC project DAN146A, a permit for commercial trials of this material was issued by the National Registration Authority for Agricultural and Veterinary Chemicals (NRA).
		Other field trials conducted against bloodworms as part of this project have looked at granular formulations containing a herbicide/insecticide combination, and at low rates of the insecticide fipronil, a material currently registered as a bloodworm seed treatment, but evaluated here as a direct spray application.
	www.rirdc.gov.au /reports/RIC/03-083sum.html (976 words)

	Bloodworm and joker... the Scotthorne way
		Bloodworm is easily kept in a shallow tray with just enough water to cover their backs.
		It is very important, when hooking bloodworm, to nick it as lightly as possible, in the slightly tougher part of the worm near the head.
		I do this with bloodworm, particularly when I’m on a lot of fish, because I feel it is one of the most natural baits around, and the fish are not scared to swallow the bait.
	www.shimano.com /publish/content/fish/seh/nl/en/shimanoexperience/consultants_corner/alan_scotthorne/bloodworm_and_joker.html (2454 words)

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		Bloodworms are a popular bait with match fishermen usually for small fish, although many 'ordinary' anglers may never have used them.
		Bloodworm are banned in a lot of competitions and banned from a lot of club and day ticket waters, so check before you use them.
		Several bloodworm can be mounted on the hook in a ball, or along with a maggot in a cocktail bait is often used by specimen hunters on hard waters.
	freespace.virgin.net /r.spencer/pohas/bloodworms.htm (592 words)

	Phil's Fly Box : The Frostbite Bloodworm (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The majority of bloodworms spend their time living in tube homes they construct along the bottom of the lake, venturing out only to feed or move residences.
		The basis of the Frostbite Bloodworm is simplicity.
		Bloodworm patterns do little for anglers not familiar with their guile as most prefer to grab a robust dragon or animated leech pattern instead.
	www.bcadventure.com /adventure/angling/protalk/rowley/philsbox/blood/worm.phtml (1192 words)

	Bloodworm
		A bloodworm is an aquatic insect larval stage of a non-biting midge (Chironomus tetans).
		Bloodworms frequently build tubes of mud around themselves, which may be attached to stones.
		The bloodworm has an iron-porphyrin protein, respiratory pigment in its blood and tissue fluids (red) that corresponds to hemoglobin in vertebrates.
	www.astrographics.com /GalleryPrintsIndex/GP2152.html (185 words)

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