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Looks ALIVE, tastes ALIVE and feels ALIVE - because your bait actually ''lives'' in a natural, super-charged GULP! solution!

Berkley's proven Gulp! Alive Minnows are now available in a more convenient, compact jar to make storing and taking these powerful 1'' softbaits into remote locations easier than ever. Effective in the heat of summer or through the ice in the dead of winter, Berkley's super-realistic, biodegradable Gulp! Alive Minnows actually ''live'' in a high-octane Gulp! solution, so they absorb up to 20% more attractant. That's 20% more scent, more taste, more action and more reason for panfish s [Read More]

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Looks ALIVE, tastes ALIVE and feels ALIVE - because your bait actually ''lives'' in a natural, super-charged GULP! solution!

Berkley's proven Gulp! Alive Minnows are now available in a more convenient, compact jar to make storing and taking these powerful 1'' softbaits into remote locations easier than ever. Effective in the heat of summer or through the ice in the dead of winter, Berkley's super-realistic, biodegradable Gulp! Alive Minnows actually ''live'' in a high-octane Gulp! solution, so they absorb up to 20% more attractant. That's 20% more scent, more taste, more action and more reason for panfish such as crappie, bluegill and perch to snap them up! Each super-charged Gulp! Alive Minnow disperses its potent scent like a blood trail in the water, and when the fish-catching is over, you can simply put the bait back in the jar to recharge for another day! Size: 1''; 2.1 oz. jar.

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What Color Shoud I Get For Bass?

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Depends on where you live and what species the Bass feed on where you are. I use Smelt here in VT, works great, but that won't be the same for NC

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#8 crappie hook

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I would reccomend using a 1/32 oz. or 1/64th oz. Canyon Lures eyeball ighead with a #6 or 8 hook. you can also match them up with Gitzit little tough Guy shad minnow jigheads as well.

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For weighted hooks I would say a 1/64 oz instead of a 1/32 oz live bait jighead for the slower sink rate.
Then for an unweighted hook I would say a size 8 to 10 would be ideal.

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You can use just about any hook with these. Use them the same way you would use a real minnow, except that these offer more options - you can hook in the head, center of back, tail, use them on a jig, bare hook etc etc etc. The substance that these are made out of is Very durable and will take a Lot of punishment and abuse.

1 year, 5 months ago

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- Las Vegas NV & Ocqueoc, MI

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I just fished them with the mixed panfish assorment of hooks by bass pro.

1 year, 6 months ago

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Size 6-ish. Rig it the same way you would a minnow.

1 year, 6 months ago

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small size hook, normal gap

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Where do you put the hook through it?

1 year, 10 months ago

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I stick the tip of the hook through the head section of the minnow and rig it on a jighead straight as I can, with the hook popping up and out of the top/back of the minnow. It should be straight and look like a real fish.

1 year, 1 month ago

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- Sunnyside, WA

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Any way you want. You can hook these things the same way you would a live minnow and more. Use them on bare hooks, on jigs etc etc.

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- Las Vegas NV & Ocqueoc, MI

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I have have tried a few ways to rig it. But the best is through the nose and out on the back just before the tail. You can go weedless as well with a through the nose out the stomach and back in just before the tail.

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I push the minnow onto the hook starting at the head and back just far enough so when the hook is through, the minnow sits straight and not kinked on the jig.

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i hook it in the middle.

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i start at the mouth and go about half way up the hook.

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just behind the head and through the body before the tail

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How many are in the jar?

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1 year, 10 months ago

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30 or 40

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around 30-50

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30(?)

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I think that there are 50 per jar

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Are they real Minnows?

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Are the minnows real or just dead but still fresh?

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there fake but work better than real minnows

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They are not real minnows but a secret plastic scented formula that is molded and color scented with Gulp fish attractant by Berkley Powerbait Company.

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They are not Real minnows.

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No, they are plastic.

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They are rubbery plastic....

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No, they're not real. They appear to be made out of some kind of rubber-like material. The look real and they stay on the hook very well. I typically catch 4 or 5 Bluegill before I need to change the bait.

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No they're not real minnows. They're plastics that are kept in a solution that fish love the smell of.

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no they are soft rubber.

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How do you rig it? Can you rig it weightless?

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use a #8 hook and hook it threw the head you will hook more ish that way or you can run it threw the body and it will stay on longer . dont use any weight just need a float and arout 2 ft deep seems to be the right depth

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You can rig them weight less by using a #8 Diiachi red panfish circle hook.

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I have rigged it with drop shot two inches away, wih and without a float. Worked like a charm.

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i just tie an eagle claw hook on the line put the minnow on then toss it out and wait for the strike. as far as weight i dont use any i just let it fall naturally and sofar its working great

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I'm not really sure, but I would probably suggest Texas style if you can. If you want to rig it weightless, you will probably be best on getting to know top water technics. Just remember that your question was a little hard for me to answer, but you can still use my advise.

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what size jig hook should I use?

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what jig head size, with which size hook should I use?

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I have had luck with a 1/32 oz jig head.

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I use 1/64 ounce plain jigs with size 8 hooks. I works pefectly for the 8-10 inch Bluegill in my area.

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How do you fish it

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I like using a 5 1/2 foot ultra lite graphite rod and 4 lb test line and a Micro Lite spinning reel. Toss the minnow and jighead out around outside weededges, stickups, bridge pylons and docks. Twich your rod tip and use a lift drop retrieve. Crappie will usually inhale the minnow and jig on the drop. Set the hook if you feel a "tap" or you line goes slack at all.

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The same way you would use real minnows.

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i fish them below a bobber.

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Well, with pretty much any type of minnows, you want to try to hook it through the head. You could also rig it if that's easier

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