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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! Soft but firm texture is irresistible to fish. Perfect size and action for dozens of presentations.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by philthenet2 Best worm out there
Used the power worm for over 20 years and it's still my favorite plastic bait. Have caught some real hawgs too. I lkie Red Shad, Tequila sunrise and black chartreuse.
April 24, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Pistoleros Bass Fishing
The Bass really go for these worms with the scent enhanced flavor.
April 24, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by pat3fan best worm made
This is the best worm made. I have caught more fish on this worm then any other bait i use.
April 22, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by it8theB8 A deadly classic!!!
I have not gone one day in the past 20 years without several packages of these in my boat! Bread and butter bait!
April 14, 2013
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Best size hook and best size bullet weight?
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3/0 hook and 1/8oz weight
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Use a 2/0 hook with 3/16 oz weightA:
3/0 stright shank hook 1/4 oz. black bullet weightA:
I use a 3/0 or 4/0 and fish them weightless with braid. Their slow obviously and you can't cover alot of water however the super slow drop with the braid allows plenty of time for moving bass to see them.
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texas rig with a 3/0 gamagatsu EWG offset shank worm hook with a 1/4 ounce bullet weightA:
5/0 worm hook and 1/8 ounce do the trick for meA:
4/0 magnum o shaughnessy and a 3/16 tungsten weightAnswers
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yes but ive had better luck with the 3/0A:
Yes but I recommend a 5/0 wide gapA:
4/0 magnum o shaughnessy and a 3/16 tungsten weightA:
yes but thats biggest size hook i'd useA:
Of course. I like 3/O for the 7" ones.
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You could use a 4/0 hook with this worm, however, the barb of the hook will be a little further back on the worm. A 3/0 hook would also work very well.
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use a 2/0 and use a 4 inch wormA:
They work, I suggest a 2/0 Gap Hook.A:
Great Use a 3.0 hook its the perfect size for 7' worms and 1.0 or 2.0 hooks for 5" and shorterA:
Use it!.. The motor oil 7" would be perfect for muddy or clear water, however, try using your favorite color and try it. use a number 3 or 4 wideGap gamakatsu and make it weedless in the worm. I would also try a red hook (blood trail) and 8 or 10 flourocarbon leader. good luckA:
I use a 3/0 eagle claw hookA:
size 02A:
They work well on a Carolina rig. I use either 3/0 or 4/0 Owner Rig-N hook on the 7 inch version, depending on the cover. On the 4 inch size, I use the 2/0 Rig-N hook. In grass, I use the smaller size, as it seems to clog up less. Just make sure you rig it with the tail pointing down, so you get maximum vibration. Good luck!A:
These worms on a Carolina Rig is my only bass setup. A 7" worm on a size 1 or 2 hook. (red hook specifically). I guarentee you more fish. Only use colors that match the foilage in the lake. I use only Green Pumpkin and Watermelon Seed.A:
great bait for Carolina rig!!! I like to use about a 2 and half foot liter with a Gamakatsu hook .. round bend off set shank size #3/0A:
These things are awesome on Carolina RIgs! It's my favorite way to fish these. As far as hooks go, I'd use a 3/0 or 4/0 EWG.Details:
Any one had success fishing these on a shaky head jig? Berkley's Turtleback worms produce well with this presentation even though they are not shaky head specific worms.Just wondering how the Power Worms would do?
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better then any worm ive ever fishedA:
Yes great success on buffulo river in Tn.A:
You cannot go wrong with Powerbaits on anything you hook them on. I have tried them with shaky heads with great results. I hope this helps.A:
Perfect, i use a 1/4 oz. weight. only rig i use when fishing the power worms.A:
I've had plenty of success stories from using different techniques with the MotorOil power worms by Berkly. As a shaky, a good chartreuss head with red eye or white head with red eye. I've used the MotorOil in clear and muddy and I've had plenty of bass hooked. Try using a red offset hook. (blood trail)A:
have caught some fish using shaky head rigs...but i'd stick to simply texas rigging it :)A:
I think excellent
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it would work, but i would stick to a jig worm rig.
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any worm will work on a shaky head and power worms are one of the best.Answers
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same way with largemouth slow smallies love themA:
they work greatA:
yes but use smaller sizes like 7 inch and 4 inchA:
Great when used with the right tecniqueA:
Pinks a greatttt color for them...weightless is the bestA:
great
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theyd be good with a 3/0 hook and id recomend zoom 4 in meatheads
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These are on the large size for most river smallies. I would suggest a 3 inch or 4 inch power grub on a 1/16 or 1/8 oz jig head.A:
They work very well on large mouth, small mouth and spotted bass.Details:
I go through my plastic baits periodically and cull the old ones. This is the first year I bought alot of Berkely PowerBait worms and grubs and won't use them all this season. I'd appreciate any feedback on this. Also, any advice about attractants would be welcome.Answers
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Keep them in air tight containers and they should last 2-3 years. Keep different colors and makes seperate. Some don't play well with others. I sometimes dip these in a jar of Mikes Salmon eggs.A:
Mine have laste over a year. I buy a lot at one time because I cant get out shoping often. My son has a bag thats over 2yrs old and look like he just bought themA:
they come in a air tight zip lock bagA:
These worms will last quite a long time if stored in a heavy duty airtight plastic bag in room temp.Too hot or cold can effect the life span.A:
KEEP THEM IN THE ORIGINAL BAG OR STORE THEM IN A PLANO WORM BOX.DO NOT MIX WITH OTHER PRODUCTS.
THEY SEEM TO HOLD THE SMELL BETTER THAT WAY
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These last many years. I have found packages in old tackle boxes that are several years old and they seem to work just as well as the brand new ones. No need to cull these.
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They wil probally lose a litte of their sent over time but you can dip them Berley Powerbait Bass Attractant before you use them and they should work fine.
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just keep the baits in their bag. stays good 4ever
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they should keep wet and keep their scent if you keep them airtight. I havent had any problem with them drying up.
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dry,airtigth places work just fine. hope you have good luck with these.
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They will last a very long time as long as you keep them at room temperature and sealed. When you get ready to fish them, just take one out, give it a little stretch and as long as it doesn't break and still has a good stink, you're good to go. These worms are better than culprit, and I have had a pack of culprits for over four years now and they're still like new.Details:
for clear water and murky water.. which are best colors that they offer in the 7 inch version..Answers
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Czer. It is not the water so much as the outside lighting. Blue fleck and motor oil red flake when the sun is shining. Motor oil and pumpkin seed when it is cloudy or in early morning. Try using solid colors in murky water( White or black both work).Images for this Answer
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blue fleck works best for me all the timeA:
Tequila Sunrise is all you need for any color water!!A:
Clear water- I like Motor OilStained- Watermelon works for me
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For clear water use WatermelonFor Murky water use Black
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I like pumpkin seed & motor oil, but others have had luck on a blue or black version w/or w/out a chartreuse tail.A:
I have very good luck with Tequila Sunrise & Black.Images for this Answer
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Black or PurpleA:
I find Teq. Sunrise to be very effective in both murky and clear water