We’ve got worms!

You do know you can harvest them and freeze what you don't use now for later use.

Of course, the wife may not be happy about containers of worms in the freezer..........

That might be the biggest catalpa tree I’ve ever seen.

They're better when they're small.

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That might be the biggest catalpa tree I’ve ever seen.

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It is huge and the other isn’t far behind. This one is probably 70ft tall I’d guess.
Trunk is 3 feet in diameter easy.

I didn’t even know it was a catalpa tree until last year.

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They're better when they're small.

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You do know you can harvest them and freeze what you don't use now for later use.

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Is it true that when you thaw them they come back to life, or is that an urban legend?

Legend. But the fish dont care.

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You do know you can harvest them and freeze what you don't use now for later use. Of course, the wife may not be happy about containers of worms in the freezer.......

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When I was a kid we were tasked with climbing the trees and shaking down the worms to fall on sheets my dad and uncles had laid out under the trees. We’d go all around the parish to places my dad knew about and do the same for a day or so. Dad and uncles would put them up in envelopes with cornmeal in the freezer. 20 or so worms in an envelope. Not sure why they used envelopes, but knowing my dad now I would say there’s a 100% chance they were either cheaper than an alternative or he found a box of envelopes on the side of the road and put them to use.