The GBA gene provides instructions for making an enzyme called beta-glucocerebrosidase. This enzyme is active in lysosomes, which are structures inside cells that act as recycling centers.
Keep worms on ice in a cooler. Keep worms alive and wriggling when fishing during a hot day by filling a medium size ice cooler halfway with ice. Place your container of worms on the top of the ice and close the lid. Push the top of the cooler down after you remove worms to bait your hook.
If you are not able to cook all the crabs you catch when you go crabbing, don't worry, blue crabs can stay alive for days as long as they are kept in the proper environment. The first step to keeping the crabs alive is to be sure you keep them cool and wet while on the boat. Be mindful of keeping them out of the sun if possible. Use the lid of your bushel basket if you do not have a cover on your boat. I recommend a wooden bushel basket and a burlap sack to keep the crabs in the ideal environment. Before you begin crabbing, dip the bushel basket and lid in the water. The wooden bushel basket will retain the moisture for a while after. Also, you can pour some water over the crabs and soak the burlap sack in water throughout the day and keep it on top of the crabs to keep them cool, calm, shaded and happy. When you get the crabs home, never keep the crabs submerged in water or they will die.