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	Catalpa Worms, Catawba Worms, Catalpa Worm, Catawba Worm, Catfish Bait
		Catalpa Worms, Catawba Worms, Catalpa Worm, Catawba Worm, Catfish Bait
		In fact, Catawba worm farmers go to great lengths to ensure their trees become infested (perhaps occupied is a better term.) An occupied Catalpa tree can produce hundreds of caterpillars each year that can be harvested and used for bait either alive, or preserved frozen.
		Based on our field-testing, we have categorized three methods for using Catawba worms, based upon the relative activity level of the catfish, and to a lesser extent the type of water you are fishing in.
	www.catalpaworms.com (1804 words)

	Arkansas News Bureau - Bait fishermen take to those catalpa worms
		Catalpa worms are the young of the hawk or sphinx moth and feed exclusively on the leaves of catalpa trees as well as being an efficient fishing bait.
		The worms are large and fl and green in color, something along the line of a tomato hornworm without the horn.
		The name catalpa is a mangling of Catawba, a tribe of Native Americans in the southeastern portion of the United States.
	www.arkansasnews.com /archive/2006/06/10/JoeMosby/336566.html (729 words)

	RoguePundit: Random Nature #43
		The catawba worm, a common bait in the Southeast, is actually a hornworm which consumes the catalpa tree (also sometimes known as the Indian Cigar Tree for its seed pods, which some Native Americans supposedly used to smoke as a hallucinogen).
		In fact, people actually farm catalpa trees and work to ensure they are infested with catawba worms that they can then collect and sell.
		If you want catawba worms in the offseason, pack the worms in cornmeal or sawdust and then freeze them...and then you can actually revive your bait whenever you want.
	roguepundit.typepad.com /roguepundit/2005/08/random_nature_4_3.html (2386 words)

	Catalpa worm (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		catalpa worms, catawba worm, catalpa worm, catawba worm, catfish bait, catfish baits, frozen catalpa worms, frozen catawba worms...
		in its use and its appeal to catfish is the Catalpa worm.
		The catalpa worm, larval stage of the Catalpa Sphinx (Ceratomia catalpae) is...
	worms.rumor1.info /catalpa-worm-r.html (353 words)

	Catalpa Tree (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Now, put a layer of corn-mealed catalpa worms on top of the leaves, now cover the worms with another layer of leaves and repeat this cycle until the shoe box is full.
		The leaf base is heart-shaped and produces an unpleasant odor when chomped or munched by the Catawba worms.
		The catalpa tree and Catawba worm to me represents a time frame in history, provided by nature, that I often reflect upon.
	www.katawbawormz.com /catalpa_tree.htm (799 words)

	Recent Travels -- Janice Moore Fuller
		Recently, Dr. Janice Moore Fuller, Writer-in-Residence and Professor of English at Catawba College, took advantage of the college’s new sabbatical program for faculty members and spent a semester abroad, concentrating on her writing.
		Following is her first-person account of that time away from the classroom and some samples of the writing she was able to do while away.
		When Catawba starting offering sabbaticals to its faculty members this year, I proposed to spend the summer and fall writing new poems, revising old ones, and assembling them into a manuscript.
	faculty.catawba.edu /janicefuller/travels.htm (1481 words)

	NGTO Message Board - drifter & the ole man..catawba worms (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Worms did not have the distribution system like today---so he grew red worms in a fair sized worm bed operation under the Mimosa trees in his backyard.
		Apparently, Catawba worms and Catalpa Worms is used interchangeably--they use the two words that way thru-out the article.
		The cataulpa worms I remember were never more than a couple inches long, and shaded light green, and the skin was so tough that they sometimes rolled "inside out" when I put them on a hook.
	www.georgia-outdoors.com /forum/showthread.php?t=52051 (1171 words)

	Success in the Field: Catawba County's Waste Education Center educates citizens
		Since 1989, Catawba County has been concerned about the amount of waste entering the local landfill and being dumped along roadways.
		Myatt takes a simple worm bin to classrooms and shows students how the worms can turn household food scraps into a valuable soil amendment.
		Classes can adopt a worm bin and use the worms to recycle food scraps produced at school and brought in from home.
	www.ces.ncsu.edu /depts/agcomm/writing/2002/wastecenter.htm (1033 words)

	catalpa (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Catalpa tibetica } Catalpa (Catalpa), also spelled Catawba, is a genus of mostly deciduous trees of the United States, West Indies, and east Asia, in the flowering plant family Bignoniaceae.
		The name derives from the Catawba Native American name catawba for these trees (the tribal totem), with the spelling Catalpa being due to a transcription error on the part of the describing botanist (Scopoli) making the first formal scientific description of the genus.
		The tree is the home to the Catawba worm whereby the leaves are eaten by the worm.
	www.33beat.com /catalpa.html (442 words)

	Polk Salad Annie (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The catalpa worm, a green caterpillar that lives on the catalpa tree, is well known as a tree pest, but is better known to some for its attractiveness to catfish.
		Harvesting the worm is best from April through November, with the largest hatches produced in late spring and again in late summer.
		The worm can be preserved alive by placing it in cornmeal or sawdust and packing it in a glass jar and frozen indefinitely.
	www.vaiden.net /catalpa_cattails_kudzu.html (4202 words)

	The Salisbury Post • (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		In the electron microscopy course he is taking this spring at Catawba College with biology professor Dr. Steve Coggin, Gease has gathered all kinds of biological specimens to examine very closely.
		There's his fly eye, and the mouth of a worm, the eight eyes of a spider, the spider's fang, and the antenna of a roach.
		Gease and his five classmates are pioneers of sorts since their work in Coggin's class is the first to be performed on two of Catawba's new electron microscopes.
	www.salisburypost.com /print/303136519639393.php (892 words)

	Catawba College News - Wednesday, April 20, 2005 Entries
		Course requirements specify that each student must submit a portfolio of five different images of three biological specimens along with a caption for each which details what part of a specimen is pictured at what magnification, along with the genus and the species names for that specimen.
		The version being learned by students at Catawba is a special form transmitted by the Wakayama guild of Tokyo, one of Japan’s Important Intangible Cultural Assets.
		Fish is currently teaching several Catawba music students the drum parts that accompany the dance, which he also studied under Wakayama.
	www.catawba.edu /news/archive/2005/04/20.aspx (827 words)

	The Blacksnake in Catawba Indian Art and Culture (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		It may have entered the Catawba imagination with the invention of body painting and tattoo art in the pre-historic period.
		The cult of the serpent and the practice of decorating the back of the war captain was practiced from the Carolinas to Texas; across this entire region Indians interpreted the flsnake insignia as that of a respected war captain.
		If the Indian is not a Catawba, he is certainly from one of the southern tribes that universally used the flsnake symbol.
	www.hiltonpond.org /CatawbaBlacksnakesMain.html (1037 words)

	March 22, 2004
		The Catawba County Board of Education met in regular session on March 22, 2004 at 5:30 p.m.
		As a result of the state’s mental health reform initiative, Catawba County Mental Health will no longer be able to provide this service.
		Worm, one of the representatives from The Counseling Group, addressed members reiterating the benefits of his group.
	www.catawba.k12.nc.us /Pages/BOE/min_3_22_2004.html (1952 words)

	Catawba / Administrative / Career Development / Graduating (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Catawba / Administrative / Career Development / Graduating
		Catawba / Administrative / Career Development / Advice for Graduating Students
		If two candidates interview for the same position and both do well but only one sends a thank you note, 10 out of 10 times, they'll be the one with an offer on the table.
	www.catawba.edu /administrative/careerdevelopment/Graduating.htm (330 words)

	Hickory Museum of Art
		This project has been supported by the Unifour Foundation, the Catawba County Council for the Arts, and the North Carolina Arts Council, with funding from the State of North Carolina and the National Endowment for the Arts, which believes that a great nation deserves great art.
		The title of Kate Worm ’s exhibition, Rolling on the Color is the same as her feature article in this Summer’s Edition of the national publication, American Artist Watercolor.
		Worm, accomplished artist and HMA Adult Art Education Instructor has thirteen of her works hanging in the second floor Windows Gallery.
	www.hickorymuseumofart.org /exhibitions.php (710 words)

	[INFOCON] NewsBits - 08/19/03 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The virus, of the self-spreading kind known as a "worm," affected the airline's call center in Toronto and check-in systems across the country, she said.
		http://www.bayarea.com/mld/mercurynews/business/technology/6570727.htm http://www.cnn.com/2003/TECH/internet/08/19/internet.worm.ap/index.html Worm aims to eradicate Blaster As if last week's Blaster worm didn't cause enough damage, there are now reports of a worm that breaks into Windows- based computers to try to delete any trace of the Blaster worm infection, and then downloads the patch Microsoft developed to fix the vulnerability that Blaster exploits.
		First spotted in Asia, the worm is being called Nachi, Welchia or MSBlast.B, according to at least three antivirus firms that have analyzed its code.
	www.iwar.org.uk /pipermail/infocon/2003-August/000490.html (2555 words)

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		Are they showing you those worms?" Her son laughed again and said, "No, she would be afraid of them for she is afraid of snakes, imagine that." Mr.
		One is the catawba worm or 'catalpa' is the way it is spelled now I think.
		But it used to be just 00077plain catawba and you get them off catawba tree.
	ftp.rootsweb.com /pub/usgenweb/ga/bios/wpa/richards.txt (4482 words)

	Catalpa Information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		It’s name comes from the Cherokee language, Catawba, and the natives of that area used it for a number of medicinal purposes.
		Today, the Catalpa is widely planted beside rivers and lakes in the USA, because it is the preferred food plant of a moth caterpillar known by anglers as the Catawba Worm.
		Because of its willingness to wriggle on the hook, and -presumably- its taste, it is the favoured bait for all kinds of freshwater fish.
	www.stmatthews.kingston.sch.uk /ourschool/ourschoolpage/catalpa/catalpanotes.htm (220 words)

	Worm Digest - Catawba Children Learn Respect for Nature
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		Worm Study May Help Humans Live 120 Years
		Roo, 15, a ninth-grader at Westminster Catawba Christian School, wants all Catawba children to love the earth, he said.
	www.wormdigest.org /content/view/327/2 (603 words)

	The Bait Barn: Catawba Gold Catalpa Worms Available
		We will start shipping Catawba Gold bait Catalpa Worms starting Monday the 19th of March 2007, we are accepting orders now to be shipped on this date.
		The catawba worms are frozen and must remain that way.
		The worms must be received and removed by a person and put into a freezer immediately.
	blog.thebaitbarn.com /2007/03/catawba-gold-catalpa-worms-available.html (256 words)

	Rurality: I say Cataba, you say Catalpa (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		In another display of regional pride and colloquialism, many fishermen in North and South Carolina use the names "Catawba worm" and "Catawba tree"-- misnomers that arose because the Catawba River flows through both states.
		And Joe tells me that as he recalls, those fishin worms are the larvae of some sphinx moth, so don't use them all.
		Priscilla, those are not catalpa worm eggs on the caterpillars.
	rurality.blogspot.com /2005/06/i-say-cataba-you-say-catalpa.html (1846 words)

	Lake Wylie Fishing Guide
		He still gets excited by a "tap" on a worm or a bass exploding on a top water plug, Its hard to beat.
		He has fished the Catawba River chain (Norman, Wylie and Mountain Island) for over 25 years.
		His personal best from the Catawba River Chain is a 10lb bass from Wylie, a 30lb Blue Cat from Norman and a 42lb Blue Cat from Mtn.
	www.carolinasfishing.com /fishingpros.htm (347 words)

	Catwaba beans & worms
		The Catawba Worm is for people who like to catfish and bream fish.
		These worms come out of the ground in the summer when babies, climb this tree and eat all the leaves off of it and get to be big fat worms.
		We have two catawba trees in our back yard and he uses the worms to fish with.
	journals.aol.com /madcobug/MyEverydayLife/entries/1171 (392 words)

	NCDOT, Beautification Programs, Litter Prevention Contest
		Catawba County and the Litter Task Force provide educational outreach to the community on issues relating to littering, beautification efforts and solid waste management issues to improve the quality of life, environmental health and economic vitality by keeping Catawba County green, clean, and litter free.
		The Litter Task Force and Catawba County successfully developed partnerships with concerned citizens, respected business persons, various county and city staff, civic and environmental groups and educators.
		Any award funds will be directed toward the application fee and /or the first year of operating expenses for Catawba County to become an affiliate of Keep America Beautiful.
	www.ncdot.org /doh/operations/dp_chief_eng/roadside/Beautification/awards (829 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The worms can be used live as they are, but they can also be frozen for later use.
		The worms are only available for a short time (a week or two) in early summer, so freezing keeps them available year-round.
		Every fisherman has a favorite way to use these worms, but the method I’ve seen most often is to cut them in half, place the point of the hook at the uncut end, and turn the worm inside-out as you place it on the hook.
	www.boannsbanks.com /newsletter/Newsletter06282003.doc (908 words)

	Catawba091705Hickory (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Catawba Division / Lake Hickory / Whittneburg / 9-17-2005 / 7:00am -3:00pmpm
		The final tournament for the Catawba anglers is now history with Scott Hamrick and Roger Hoover taking the top spot worth $1,750.00. Their five fish limit weighed in at 15.17 lbs.
		Maurice Freeze and Clay Williams took the Catawba Division Point Championship which is worth free entries into the Catawba Division for the 2006 regular season valued at $1,280.00.
	www.national-bass.com /Catawba091705Hickory.html (189 words)

	funky caterpillar - Grow Organic! - tribe.net
		I think the worm you speak of is one we use as fish bait in the south called a catawba worm.
		Not every catawba tree will have them, much to the dismay of people who plant the tree for fishing worms.....don't know why.
		I was stung pretty badly when i was a kid picking up a funky caterpillar, and have been careful to look not touch since, (hurt like hell, it did, and hand swelled all up) A lot of people don't seem to know that some sting.
	greenthumbs.tribe.net /thread/8fc5b550-7465-4587-a284-c03487fc5d4d (1794 words)

	Catawba center develops education strategy for waste control
		Catawba center develops education strategy for waste control
		At Catawba County’s Waste Education Center, citizens can pedal a bike to compare the energy it takes to create an aluminum can from minerals versus recycled aluminum.
		It is just one of many measures undertaken by former agent Deborah Myatt and Catawba’s Household Hazardous Waste Task Force.
	www.cals.ncsu.edu /agcomm/magazine/fall02/catawba.htm (689 words)

	Short Story (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Blood oozed out of the catawba worm and mixed with the dirt on Quin’s hands, creating a dark paste that stained his cuticles as he wrapped the bait around his hook.
		Danny had already caught two fish, which meant they wouldn’t starve that night.
		He threaded another worm on his hook and cast his line again.
	pigseye.kennesaw.edu /~tkm6562/short_story1.htm (1056 words)

	Catawba
		Catawba Island, Ohio, one of the Bass Islands in Lake Erie
		Catawba Nuclear Generating Station near Rock Hill, South Carolina
		Catawba River, a river in North Carolina and South Carolina in the United States
	www.governpub.com /Languages-C/Catawba.php (104 words)

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