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REBATE Berkley® Gulp!® Jerk Shad
The erratic darting action will produce the strikes, and natural taste and extreme scent from the Gulp! formula will keep them hanging on longer. 5''; 6 pack.
The erratic darting action will produce the strikes, and natural taste and extreme scent from the Gulp! formula will keep them hanging on longer. 5''; 6 pack.
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use a gamakatsu swimbait hook for weight and for no weight use a gamakatsu EWG worm hook.
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I've fished it with a weighted hook, with a sliding sinker ahead of the hook and on a jig head...they all workA:
If i need to go deeper i usually use a small sinker about a foot above the bait and rig it wacky style.A:
actually i use a good size swivel i forget the size but it lets it sink at a slower speed then a lead weight on it. If i'm fishing deeper water like around 15-20 ft i put a split shot on the line for a faster sink speed.Details:
I fish in golf course lakes and ponds. I heard that these are great freshwater soft plastic baits. In the ponds I fish in there are bass and bluegill. Which color would be great for either one of them?Answers
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i wouldn't use these for bluegill but for bass i would use arkansas shiner and baby bass.A:
my first choice anywheres would be white. just about every fish has white, plus it's a visual thing too
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Pretty much all of them would work but if I were you I would choose either #4, #10, or #99. Those colors represent your ponds natural forage.Tight Lines
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definetly but they made a versioon like this only for saltwater. try and use both for saltwater.A:
Definitely...I've found it great for reds and/or speckled trout.
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Yes, you can use these in salt they have amazing scent and action which is really key for saltwater fishing.
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i would not recommend this in salt water i would try some of the gulp saltwater seriesDetails:
What size do you suggest.Answers
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a no. 5 EWG worm hook.A:
I usually am using a 3/0 hook...you can go up or down one size without issue...it's not rocket science, after all.A:
I would use a Gamagatzu 4 or 5 with this shad, if you use anything smaller, you will not get the hook sets you need.
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I use a 5/0. you can experiment with longer shanked hooks too, they help when the fish are hitting short.Images for this Answer
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