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Berkley's Gulp! baits are a substantial improvement over plastic bait technology. To attract fish and get them to feed, you have to appeal to their senses of smell and taste, technically known as chemoreceptors. Berkley has effectively bridged the gap between live and artificial baits with the Gulp! baits. Gulp! baits are very similar in texture and chemical potency to live bait, but have all the shape, action, and color advantages of soft plastics. Gulp! actually releases 400 times times faster than equivalent plastic baits with a scent trail so intense, fish sense it from much farther away. And it is 100% [Read More]

   


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Berkley Gulp!® Turtle Back Worms - Tequila Sunrise

Tequila Sunrise

7"

 Pack Quantity: 10
Scent: Other
Model: GTB7-TS 		38-240-556-12
Your Price (each): $5.99
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Berkley Gulp!® Turtle Back Worms - Watermelon/Red Glitter

Watermelon Red Glitter

7"

 Pack Quantity: 10
Scent: Other
Model: GTB7-WRG 		38-240-556-34
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Berkley Gulp!® Turtle Back Worms - Blue Fleck

Blue Fleck

7"

 Pack Quantity: 10
Scent: Other
Model: GTB7-BF 		38-240-556-07
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Berkley Gulp!® Turtle Back Worms - Black Grape/Green Glitter

Black Grape Green Glitter

7"

 Pack Quantity: 10
Scent: Other
Model: GTB7-BGG 		38-240-556-05
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Berkley Gulp!® Turtle Back Worms - Green Pumpkin

Green Pumpkin

7"

 Pack Quantity: 10
Scent: Other
Model: GTB7-GP 		38-240-556-23
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Berkley Gulp!® Turtle Back Worms - June Bug

June Bug

7"

 Pack Quantity: 10
Scent: Other
Model: GTB7-JB 		38-240-556-31
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Berkley Gulp!® Turtle Back Worms - Pumpkin Seed

Pumpkin Seed

7"

 Pack Quantity: 10
Scent: Other
Model: GTB7-PS 		38-240-556-03
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Berkley Gulp!® Turtle Back Worms - Red Shad/Green Glitter

Red Shad Green Glitter

7"

 Pack Quantity: 10
Scent: Other
Model: GTB7-RSG 		38-240-556-35
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Berkley Gulp!® Turtle Back Worms - Watermelon

Watermelon

7"

 Pack Quantity: 10
Scent: Other
Model: GTB7-WM 		38-240-556-77
Your Price (each): $5.99
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Berkley's Gulp! baits are a substantial improvement over plastic bait technology. To attract fish and get them to feed, you have to appeal to their senses of smell and taste, technically known as chemoreceptors. Berkley has effectively bridged the gap between live and artificial baits with the Gulp! baits. Gulp! baits are very similar in texture and chemical potency to live bait, but have all the shape, action, and color advantages of soft plastics. Gulp! actually releases 400 times times faster than equivalent plastic baits with a scent trail so intense, fish sense it from much farther away. And it is 100% biodegradable.

Berkley's Gulp! Turtle Back Worm offer incredible flavor attraction, and sport a permanent ''humpback'' design that accentuates the tail action even on super-slow retrieves. These big bass baits are great in cover. 7''; 10 pack.

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ribbontail like or not like

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what is the differnce between the ribbontail worm and this worm?
11 months ago
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 - moreno valley, CA
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this worm has a great scent and it produces fish.
4 months, 2 weeks ago
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Lilbassboy
 - Merrimack NH
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The hump
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The ribbon tail has a much lighter colored tail which seems to attract the bass.
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The 7" Turtleback worms work, plain and simple. Perfect for bass, they are the only worms I use at this point. Only drawback is they are not very durable, but they work amazingly well!
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 - Ansonia, CT
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these are great for bass!!!
4 months, 2 weeks ago
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Lilbassboy
 - Merrimack NH
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I've used the Gulp Turtle back worms quite a bit but found that the containers are hard to close which can dry them out and the worms are not very durable, tearing easily. They also must be kept in their wet containers or in water otherwise they dry up like a twig. They do catch bass, with the slimy film giving off a distinct smell in the water. I will probably buy some over the winter and make my own bags for them so they don't dry up so fast.
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 - Fairfield Glade, TN
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Yes absolutely. They are great for bass and pretty mush anything else that would eat a worm.
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binbong
 - kansas
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I was fising down in Arkansas and had bought a pack of the gulp worms, T-Sunrise, which I had never used before. I was fishing with lizards and these lizards I had bought were horrible so, I decided to try the gulps out. I Texas rigged it and from the first cast it was on. I only wish I had bought a couple more packs...I ran out after the second day,
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 - Indianapolis, IN
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WORM IS GREAT WHEN OTHER BAITS WON'T WORK. IF THERE ARE CATFISH IN THE AREA YOU WILL BE BOTHERED BY THEM.
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 - OKLAHOMA
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These are an outstanding bait for bass here in Del Rio. You are going to have to ask around to find out what color combination works well in the water that you will be fishing, but these will out fish any other bait of the same type and similar color.
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 - Del Rio, TX
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This in my opinion is the best worm for bass.
1 year, 5 months ago
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 - Watertown,MN
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I use this worm quite frequently for bass and usually produces if they are biting
1 year, 5 months ago
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get a heavy baitcasting combo with at least 50lb braid. texas rig(you're from there just ask around) with a 1/2 oz worm weight. pitch that into Falcon or Rayburn and hold on dude. I know there's monsters in those lakes.
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Are these a finesse baits?

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I Texas rigged the worms and cranked it slow along the bottom and had great success. Hope this helps.
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No sir, a finesse bait is usually considered to be small profile and 2 1/2-4 1/2 inches in length. Like a senko or "drop shot" minnows/worms.
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theese can be finesse baits but depending on what size of your worm and the technique you use get but for the most part yes this can be used as a finesse bait.
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