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Originally Posted by keakar
well ya there are sometimes spots that are too many so you cut out or around that section, I wasn't trying to say sit there and pull worms all day.
often you find little 1/4" size pockets here and there and you can pop those right out without much trouble, that's what I was referring to.
I have never seen any worms moving in the fish I kept but I suppose if its still living and hasn't been on ice long maybe they do.
by the way I might eat fish that had worms in them but im not eating bleached fish. (just sayin)
I was reading about them and it was said they DO NOT kill the host, they ONLY live in healthy fish and will exit and leave if they sense the fish isn't healthy. they don't life off of the fish they feed from the fishes blood and or stomach to get nutrients to live.
now i'll agree that a drum with a tail full of worms must not be able to swim as well or as fast as one without worms but if the fish isn't getting enough food then the worms start exiting the body (its a survival instinct for them) and as the fish has less worms it is better able to swim and feed.
by the way, fresh water aint gonna do nothing for ya because bream and bass also have worms if you look closely
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Ok I'm going fishing I just don't think u get or don't thik it's possible.
So pics to come. And read about spaghetti worms. They do kill the fish the para sight s main target are sharks.
Buff said pics on the way.