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So where do you get your bloodworms? Share with us! Enjoy your fishing and being out on the water. This is also another place that you will want to call in advance, the reviews on Google & Yelp are awesome, but they are open just three days a week (maybe they are fishing the other four?) so call before you go. River Basin Sport Shop, 66 West Bridge Street, Catskill, NY 12414.They don't have a great deal of online presence, but their reputation amongst the fisher people is good. (914) 271-3675 Croton Bait & Tackle, 65 N Riverside Ave, Croton-On-Hudson, NY 10520, call this place first to double check their hours.Northern Dutchess Archery & Live Bait and Tackle, 7375 S Broadway, Red Hook, NY 12571.Ceely's Bait Bucket, 436 Shore RD, New Windsor, 12553.

Hook Line & Sinker Bait Shop, 99 Mill St Red Hook, 12571.

Vinnys Lakehouse, 1768 South Rd, Wappingers Falls, NY 12590.

Where in the Hudson Valley can you find these little suckers (or biters) so you can get them to help you catch more fish?

They are 'harvested' and used for fishing bait.

Not only did my buddy mention this to me, it was one of the first things that popped up during my research and continued to make itself known. What is 'good authority?' My buddy told me and he has been fishing for bass in the Hudson since before he could walk.

I have it on 'good authority' that they are the preferred bait for Striped Bass in the Hudson River.

Bloodworms are segmented like an earthworm.

What are bloodworms? Here are a couple of facts, from Nat Geo.