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CLEARANCE REBATE Berkley® Gulp!® Saltwater Shrimp
Berkley Gulp! Saltwater Shrimp is without a doubt one of the most effective saltwater baits of all time. Designed to look, feel, smell, and move just like live shrimp - you can even fish with it the same way! Made to release 400 times more fish-attracting scent than other plastic baits, Saltwater Shrimp are 100% biodegradable, extremely durable and long-lasting.
Berkley Gulp! Saltwater Shrimp is without a doubt one of the most effective saltwater baits of all time. Designed to look, feel, smell, and move just like live shrimp - you can even fish with it the same way! Made to release 400 times more fish-attracting scent than other plastic baits, Saltwater Shrimp are 100% biodegradable, extremely durable and long-lasting.
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I use the natural color and new penny, it works the best in the marsh where i fish at. I catch speckel trout red fish and flounder
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Natural, but all colors work well...darker or bright colors in stained water.A:
White or new penny here on the Gulf Coast of Florida.Details:
will the 2 inch version catch smaller fish with a very high bite ration...normally i will fish with bloodworms and have a high high bite ratio per casts..probably 99 percent...will you get hit up like that and will you catch fish from which lengths and which species from land and jetties....white perch/striper.....Answers
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The 2" is pretty small.I use the 3"-4". I still catch small fish on them too. You don't miss many fish on gulp, they tend to not let go.
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yes it will...I prefer the 4" for speckled trout. "bigger the bait bigger the catch"
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If you are getting 99% bite to cast ratio, why try anything else? Gulp 2 and 3 inch will catch most anything that swims in saltwater and in various sizes.Q:
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What is the best way to rig this when surf casting? On a jig head get it on the bottom and work it back ?
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jig head or carolina rig both work well.A:
A jig head will work well, but try it on a leader set-up. Use a 24" fluorocarbon leader attached to a 3o kahle hook. Use about a 1oz sinker (or heavier) to hold your bait down in the surf. Good luck.
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Try it on a jig head but also on a standard bottom rig for surf casting.
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Depending on depth a 1/4oz jighead should be fine. If the bottom is the "strike zone" of the species you're after then put it there. Bouncing bottom or sharp jerks and pause.Answers
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A jig head, but a popping cork gets the best results for me.A:
Under a weighted float using a small jig head.A:
If you put them under a popping cork you can.Answers
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Absolutely, its the main way I fish them. and if that doesn't work a jig head will do the trick. The 3 and 4 inch do well but the 2 inch need weight.A:
I have a friend that will try it if we are running out of bait, but never seen him catch anything but a pin fishA:
Sure can, using an unweighted hook, no problem.Answers
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In the fall and winter when the stripers run up the river in fresh water here, we catch them on white gulp. I have also caught Largemouth bass with them and on the next cast catch a redfish on the gulp.Go figure.
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I have tried them a few time's with no success.A:
Absolutely. Catfish and bass will take shrimp all day long. Try it under a cork or carolina rig it and see what happens. Good luck.A:
perch, catfish, stripers, anything that eats shrimp and some stuff that doesn't. most predatory fish hit based on color and action so the saltwater/freshwater thing doesn't make a huge difference. i have done well with both in both types of water.Details:
I would like to try this for drop shotting inshore for reds, flounder, and possible trout, do you think this would work? or should I just keep it on a jig or texas rigged?Answers
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Dropshotting is a great way to elevate the bait above the weeds when they get really tall in the summer.A:
I have caught trout and flounder that way but not any reds.A:
Drop shotting this bait works pretty well. I've used this technique to fish bridge pilings and caught sheepshead, catfish, and drum. I haven't caught any flounder with this method but I am sure it can be done. Good luck.
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I've never used them for drop shotting but should work fine for suspended fish. I plan to give it a try myself...they've worked well most every way I've used them.A:
Absolutely it works. Great around bridges and vertical structure. Bass will bite that rig too.A:
I'm going to try that soon myself. I think they will work great on a drop shot. Just make sure to get the right type of weight for the conditions (rocks, etc.) I'm going to use 1 - 2 ounce bottom bouncers to get thru the current and hopefully keep from hanging up so much.Answers
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IT VARIES WITH THE SHRIMP SIZE BUT ANYWHERE FROM 4 TO 6.
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8 in the 2" size6 in the 3" size
4 in the 4" size
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