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"The scientists at Berkley have been working on PowerBait for years, constantly making it better. There's absolutely no soft plastic on the market that catches more fish."
Larry Nixon
1983 Bassmaster Classic® Champion
You wanted the original colors back, we listened! Same color names, made the way you want. And, with the Berkley PowerBait Advantage, fish hold on 18 times longer! Fluttering action on the drop, plus a bulky profile and PowerBait actives offer big bass a big meal. Popular for all species. Perfect for a variety of applications, including jigs and spinnerbait trailers.
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Rated 3 out of 5Â by BubbaBoBob Very good - in the right conditions
I've gone away from using Power Grubs in cold-water times. I've found the action of the tail is poor when working the bait very slowly, like you do when the water is cold and fish aren't active. The 'swimming' motion you expect from a curl-tail grub turns into just a little ripple at slow retrieve speeds. I do like the toughness of the Power Grub, much tougher than many of the other Berkley Power Baits. And in the summer time I've caught walleye, catfish, large and smallmouth bass, white bass, even big 'ol carp and buffalo on a Power Grubs. However, in cold water I prefer a Kalin's Lunker Grub. It is softer and has a wider tail, which leads to much more action, and for me has considerably out performed Power Grubs when fishing slowly.
April 5, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5Â by GBone Power Grubs Catch Fish
I am just the occasional fisherman (about a dozen times per year on warmwater lakes and streams). Black, 2-inch, Power grubs are definitely my "go-to" bait. I have caught Bluegill, Crappie, Bass, Perch, Walleye, Pike, Rock Bass and Sauger on these. On a trip this past summer, my daughter and I caught over 60 fish in about 7 hours of fishing over 2 days using almost exclusively these 2 inch black grubs (on lead jig heads). Bass to 3 lbs, cappie to 16 inches and nice bluegill. The bigger 3 inch may be better for bigger bass, but these 2-inch grubs will catch more fish. Fun on ultralight equipment.
October 15, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5Â by Barnie my mistake
my mistake, ordered wrong size (wanted bigger) but they are working well anyway. Walleye and Perch are wild this year, however I am catching more with the grub than without
July 17, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5Â by capnchris good grub
always seem to swim perfectly, haven't lost a tail yet, caught a nice lunker on it, quick adjustment and I threw the same worm back out.
May 25, 2012
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I always rig them curly side up on 1/16 ounce jig heads.
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They can be rigged on weedlees wide gap jig heads. egual size weedless hooks, weightless, Texas, Carolina, and exposed hook jigheads.
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2" can be rigged on a plain jig for panfish, 3" can be rigged with a plain jig for smallmouth, 3" can be a bass jig trailer for largemouth, and 4" can be texas rigged.
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the 2 and 3" can be rigged with a jig and the 4" can be on a texas or carolina rig.A:Â
You can rigg this many different ways,Texas rigg
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I use these on a jig head, I am sure you may be able to rig them differently but I have yet to find another way that impoves on the jig head, I use different size heads depending on the river conditions
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I nose hook them on the Drop Shot. If you have a really small worm hook you can Texas rig them. you could use them as a jig or spinner bait trailer.1 of 1
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