Fished Fairfield yesterday and caught about 50 bream need to find out the best place to order crickets online none of the bait shops around here handles them.

flukers, box i got last week was open they fed ex me another no charge

Those that are ordering crickets, are you using them right away or have built a large container (cricket box) to keep them over an extended period of time whenever you need them? I thought about doing that, but always settle for giant mealworms since they're cheaper and work just as well...at least they have for me.

Bigboy check this out for crickets.
http://www.shopworks.com/qualitycrickets...FC8010D0A0AD036

Pinhead Crickets
1/8" Crickets
1/4" Crickets
1/2" Crickets
5/8" Crickets
3/4" Crickets
Prewing Crickets
1" Grown Crickets


Okay what’s the best size of Crickets to use.

Thanks for the info everyone,the Fairfield bream are hungry.

grown if you are going within 3-4 days of delivery. prewing if within a week. 3/4" if 2 weeks.

Try a local pet store. They sell crickets and meal worms as pet food.

What he said.

Thanks everyone for the info. there are no pet stores in the booneys where I live closest crickets are about 75 miles. I ended ordering from Armstrong out of La. best prices with shipping. 1000 to be delivered today or Wed..

I breed my own to feed early instar scorpions and tarantulas.

Put about 1" moist peat in a large plastic butter dish and a few slices of potato. Add 2 dozen adult crickets from the pet store and give them 48 hours to lay eggs. Keep the container warm and moist and in about 2 weeks youll have hundreds of pinheads. You can keep them alive just fine on fresh potato changed every 2 days.

Ill dig through some of my old messages in my inbox if anyone wants to know a better place here in texas to order them, but I know flukers isnt high on the list for people who have crickets shipped in.

Be ready to take care of them. They are cannibals and smell pretty bad if you dont do a fair amount of upkeep and feeding. Keep the egg crate they come with or use wadded newspaper for their bedding material.