Here they are - the children of Chernobyl!

*You will live long, All!* Hunting crawlers. We must immediately recall the work of L.P. Sabaneev, where he says that crawling, or large earthworms, sometimes as thick as a little finger and 18-22 cm long, live in oily garden soil is quite deep and comes out of its holes only at night, when there is dew. or after a lot of rain. I have a friend Yura Raush, who became a big fan of fishing and, having high search activity, came up with quite a few things that we, his friends, now we use it and have no idea. what it would be like without them. For example, foam balls on the tees of the spinners, or original jigs for the dushman, which would decorate the jig arsenal more, and something else. But here we will talk about him as a researcher - a crawler hunter, so Leonid Pavlovich Sabaneev, if he had learned about Yurka’s observations, would probably have referred to his results and methods of crawling extraction. Yura lives in his house with a small plot of 4 acres, where there are strawberries, and big pears, and grapes, and God knows what else. Yurka got himself a couple worm farms, where he feeds waste to the worms, and at the same time watches them. It’s spring now, the weather is changeable, there are frosts, the worms feel it in advance and go deeper. A couple of years ago, when he tried fishing (almost fishing) dushman in high water, 30-40 kg of fish were caught from a boat per day.This fishing is not very sporty, but still, you’re not fishing with a “cage”, but jig, and specimens can weigh up to 3 kg. Such fishing took him up to 700 gram full of cans of worms! Last year we read in a magazine that the Germans catch crawling creatures in the spring and keep them in cellulose for almost a whole season, and They sell them for about 4-5 rubles/piece. (we counted it ourselves). Yurka became At night, use a flashlight to look for them in your area. First discovered in grapes and began to put snares on them. I think this message will bring a lot of smiles to those who read this far. The best snares were made from nylon thread about half a meter long. Climbing out of the hole, the crawl stretches and calmly passes through the snare loop. Frightened by something, he cowers, and then falls into the snare, dragging the loop into the hole. They are quite agile, and Yurka only had time to notice them, and then began to pull the thread and pull out the worm from mink. This is where record results were obtained - worms 30-50 cm long unstretched! And then Yurka began to observe crawling all over the garden - under the gooseberries, under each strawberry bush there are a pair, stretched out in shiny stripe; and then he came up with the idea of ​​making traps for crawling out of plastic bottles. He cut out the bottom and cut special petals so thatthe worm got stuck in the trap. This know-how led to a record result of -56cm! Now these “monsters,” or as Yurkin’s wife Irina calls them, “worms,” live in a bucket waiting for our departure to Somyat. A. Smirnov Taken from www.fishing.ru 2Shyrik: is this not your article by any chance? ;)))))))))) /That’s all, All, what follows is only the truth.../