Giant Gippsland Earthworm: Myth or Fishing Bait?

The Giant Gippsland Earthworm, known scientifically as Megascolides australis, does not exist and is mythical rather than an actual species of earthworm. Therefore, it cannot be used as fishing bait since it is entirely fictional.

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Valuing a Vintage Wright & McGill Fly Rod (8ft, 3-Piece)

Question 3 Piece rod I have a wright & mcgill water seal that is 8ft long three pieces.

Golf Shaft Guide: Find the Perfect Fit for Your Game

Every golfer wants to play at a top notch level. Whether an amateur or a professional, the foc

Golf Improvement: Debunking Common Myths & Finding the Path to Better Play