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Catalpa Tree Worms for Fishing Bait Some people call the catalpa tree the fish bait tree because of its propensity for attracting worms resembling caterpillars that are capable of defoliating the entire tree up to three times a year. Fisherman love the worms because they make excellent fish bait. Once the worms find the leaves, a fisherman will have a ready supply of free fish bait throughout the year, provided he gathers the worms during season and freezes the ones he doesn't use as live bait. Catalpa trees can be found in nurseries and even on eBay.

Contributed by Billco on March 7, 2008, at 8:09 PM UTC.

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