angleworms
Soil-dwelling fishing bait
Angleworms are earthworms, especially when used as fishing bait.
The name comes from angling—fishing with a hook and line.
The term is more common in American English and somewhat old-fashioned: We dug up some angleworms before heading to the lake.
Segmented worm phylum member
- segmentedDivided into sections
- invertebrateAnimal sans backbone
- setaeStiff hairlike structures
- clitellumWorm's reproductive band
hermaphrodite · regeneration · nocturnal · species · anatomy · locomotion · mucus · respiration
Decayed organic fertilizer
- humusDecayed organic soil matter
- aerationInfusing with oxygen
- tunnelingDigging underground passages
- castingsShaped molten material
dirt · garden · loam · decomposition · nutrients · organic · mulch · topsoil
Catching aquatic creatures
sinker · casting · freshwater · panfish · bass · trout · catfish · nightcrawler
annelid
Segmented worm phylum member
- segmentedDivided into sections
- invertebrateAnimal sans backbone
- setaeStiff hairlike structures
clitellum · hermaphrodite · regeneration · nocturnal · species · anatomy · locomotion · mucus · respiration · circulation
compost
Decayed organic fertilizer
castings · dirt · garden · loam · decomposition · nutrients · organic · mulch · topsoil · burrow
fishing
Catching aquatic creatures
bobber · sinker · casting · freshwater · panfish · bass · trout · catfish · nightcrawler · baitshop
flashlight
Portable electric lamp
sidewalk · hunting · gathering · cardboard · dampness · surfacing · bucket · handpicking · children · backyard
anglewormsartificial lures
Manufactured fishing bait
plastic worms · spinners · flies · spinnerbaits · jigs
anglewormsleeches
Blood-drinking segmented worms
parasitic worms · bloodworms · flatworms · tapeworms · hookworms