Inside Phil Harrington Bait, a squat warehouse in Woolwich, Maine, a dozen men and women, several with hip waders rolled down to their knees, stand at counters, combing through piles of squirming bloodworms. Listen now, download, or subscribe to “Hakai Magazine Audio Edition” through your favorite podcast app. This article is also available in audio format.
Stream or download audio For this article | 2,000 words, about 10 minutes Share this article An easy solution exists, but the industry is resisting change. Photo by BW Folsom/Shutterstock Hitchhiking with Bloodworms Invasive species are sneaking around the world, nestled in the seaweed used to ship bait worms. Bloodworms are the bait of choice for fishers in North America and elsewhere.
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