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Float your favorite Berkley Gulp Baits in the ''magic gravy!'' Because these super-realistic Leeches actually ''live'' in a high-octane Gulp! Alive solution, they absorb up to 20% more attractant making them more potent than ever. More scent, more taste and more action - more reasons for fish to pound a Leech. Each super-charged Leech disperses its potent scent like a blood trail in the water, and when the catching is finished; you can simply put them back in the bucket to recharge for another day! 16 ounce, pint bucket.

   


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Berkley® Gulp!® Alive™ Jumbo Leech in Pint Bucket - 5'' Black

Black

5"

 Pack Quantity: Other
Weight: 16 oz.
Model: GAPJL5-BL 		38-250-828-00
Your Price (each): $19.95
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Berkley® Gulp!® Alive™ Leech in Pint Bucket - 3'' Black

Black

3"

 Pack Quantity: Other
Weight: 16 oz.
Model: GAPL3-BL 		38-250-827-00
Your Price (each): $19.99
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Float your favorite Berkley Gulp Baits in the ''magic gravy!'' Because these super-realistic Leeches actually ''live'' in a high-octane Gulp! Alive solution, they absorb up to 20% more attractant making them more potent than ever. More scent, more taste and more action - more reasons for fish to pound a Leech. Each super-charged Leech disperses its potent scent like a blood trail in the water, and when the catching is finished; you can simply put them back in the bucket to recharge for another day! 16 ounce, pint bucket.

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are they real live leaches

1 year, 7 months ago
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No, they are a leatherly-like alternative, soaked in scent.
1 year, 4 months ago
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No they work just as good or better and you can reuse them
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The small are 3" and the jumbos are 5"
5 months, 3 weeks ago
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i have brought them in 3" & 5" small mouth Bass Love them I also caught large catfish with them.
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the jumbo leaches are 5inches
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ok small buckets have 36 and large have 72
2 years, 6 months ago
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It depends on the gear ratio. But typically it does not really matter what you rig your reel with as long as it carries enough line for the application and has enough power to reel in the fish you will be catching. I would not recommend this reel for anything lighter than 1/4 ounce in weight. For those lighter applications use a spinning reel. I typically use a slow retrieve bait caster for crank baits and a quicker one for jigging. Everything else fall in between.
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Use a shakeyhead jig.
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are these good for bass?

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what my husband wants to know is are they good for bass fishing and how should he do them so they will wrok for bass fishing if that is what they are for.
2 years, 11 months ago
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They do work for bass. Especially smallmouth. You can rig with a jig head or plain hook and split shot.
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I use them for smallmouth on a shakeyhead jig. Bouncing them around weed beds seems to do the trick.
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