French maggot’s
The Phormia Terrae Novae maggot is a larva of dipteran (type metallic black bluebottle). Vermiforme and without a differentiated head, this is the most known maggot to be used for baits. You will recognize it by it’s brilliant color.
We propose four colours : white, red, yellow and orange.
Use
The worm is used as well for bait as for baiting. The bait is made by sticking maggot with some glue or a special product. The baiting in combination with the bait which will give you an effective asset to return fishes from the bottom.
You will find them mainly in red but also in white (naturel colour).
| Fish | bait’s effectiveness |
|---|---|
| Bleak |  |
| Eel |  |
| Barbeau | |
| Bream | |
| Carp | |
| Chub | |
| Roach | |
| Gudgeon | |
| Shadow | |
| Perch | |
| Catfish | |
| Rotengle | |
| Tanche | |
| Trout | |
| Vairon | |
Board of correspondences of the French maggot and the fishes for an effective fishing
Conservation
its conservation is very easy. In your refrigerator between 2 and 4 °C in its original packaging. So you can keep Michel ’s maggots for several weeks.
Conditioning
Different conditioning for the maggot:
- In a box: the small, the average, ¼litre ½ litre and litre
- Loose (in the litrer)
We also propose some loose sawdust shavings for a good conservation of Michel’s maggots.
White french maggot's group