Catalpa Worms shipping range expanded for FedEx Home Delivery 2-3 day delivery

The Bait Barn

 Live Fishing Bait and Tackle

Operated By a Family of US Military Veterans

317-545-(BAIT) 2248

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Catalpa Worms shipping range expanded for FedEx Home Delivery 2-3 day delivery.

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 Today we noticed that the area for shipping Catalpa worms using Home Delivery and Ground for businesses has expanded. What this does is cut the price in half for shipping the prized catfish bait. We have had people drive from different states to use these in tournaments. Now its cheaper then driving across Indianapolis to get them delivered to YOUR DOORSTEP! The catalpa worm has been used for centuries in mostly southern states until now. Dont miss your chance to get some catalpa worms and store them in a freezer until your fishin g trip this summer. They last for atleast 6-8 months in a properly maintained freezer, conviently packaged in one dozen packages.

Minimum order 5 Dozen, Maximum of 15 dozen due to container size with freeze packs.

Larger orders can be contacted through admin@thebaitbarn.com.

 The BLUE and RED (Near Indiana) areas are the newly expanded coverage areas we can ship safely to you using FedEx Home Delivery or Ground service according to FedEx in approximately 2-3 days. We will not ship out any orders received after Tuesday at midnight until the following Monday. This is to ensure the freshness of the bait arriving at your doorstep.

• Someone must be present to receive the package and put contents directly in a freezer.
• Shipping to Commercial addresses cost even less then shipping to a residence but ensure that you have a freezer at work before ordering.
• If you live outside the red or blue areas then you must select FedEx 2 Day Air for your delivery option.



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Live Catalpa Worms

The Catalpa Worm is in rare supply these days. People call The Bait Barn on a daily basis looking for Live Catalpa worms. These are the facts, during the last few years the catalpa worm has been reduced in population due to mosquito control measures, pesticides and hurricane Katrina who blew ours off the trees when she hit Louisiana and has yet to recover. The pesticides used to control mosquito's kills the catalpa worms when they are on the trees and when they are in the larvae state under the trees. This is not the only problem we have encountered, when crop runoff from farmland flows near the trees the population is also reduced. Another fact is the over harvesting of the worms, people have been striping trees clean and selling them to local bait shops. So if your looking for Live Catalpa worms this year...... Good Luck!