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Where can I get worms for fishing?

Asked: vincentttt, Last Updated:

They are often found near bodies of water in the mud. Another good place to try is underneath anything that is damp or moist such as logs, rocks and rotten stuff! Worms are sensitive to vibration so the sneakier you are, the more you'll gather.

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