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  • Perfectly sized for trout
  • Lively action and lifelike features
  • Floating design keeps worms off the bottom
  • Infused with Berkley’s deadly PowerBait formula
  • Size: 3'', 10 pack

The Berkley PowerBait Floating Trout Worms are possibly the next best thing to live worms. Perfectly sized for trout, the 3'' Trout Worms offer a lively action that replicates the action and features of small worms and other forage. The floating design helps keep the Floating PowerBait Trout Worms off the bottom and directly in the strike zone. Plus, the worms offer the deadly flavor [Read More]

   


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Berkley® PowerBait® Floating Trout Worms - Pearl White

Pearl White

3"

 Pack Quantity: 10
Model: MTW3-PW 		38-233-444-40
Your Price (each): $4.49
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Berkley® PowerBait® Floating Trout Worms - White

White

3"

 Pack Quantity: 10
Model: MTW3-WH 		38-233-444-01
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Berkley® PowerBait® Floating Trout Worms - Natural

Natural

3"

 Pack Quantity: 10
Model: MTW3-NAT 		38-233-444-02
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Berkley® PowerBait® Floating Trout Worms - Fluorescent Orange

Fluorescent Orange

3"

 Pack Quantity: 10
Model: MTW3-FO 		38-233-444-03
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Berkley® PowerBait® Floating Trout Worms - Fluorescent Red

Fluorescent Red

3"

 Pack Quantity: 10
Model: MTW3-FR 		38-233-444-04
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Berkley® PowerBait® Floating Trout Worms - Cheese

Cheese

3"

 Pack Quantity: 10
Model: MTW3-CZ 		38-233-444-05
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Berkley® PowerBait® Floating Trout Worms - Chartreuse

Chartreuse

3"

 Pack Quantity: 10
Model: MTW3-CH 		38-233-444-06
Your Price (each): $4.49
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Berkley® PowerBait® Floating Trout Worms - Chartreuse Shad

Chartreuse Shad

3"

 Pack Quantity: 10
Model: MTW3-CS 		38-233-444-07
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Berkley® PowerBait® Floating Trout Worms - Orange Peel

Orange Peel

3"

 Pack Quantity: 10
Model: MTW3-OPL 		38-233-444-08
Your Price (each): $4.49
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Berkley® PowerBait® Floating Trout Worms - Bubblegum

Bubble Gum

3"

 Pack Quantity: 10
Model: MTW3-BGM 		38-233-444-38
Your Price (each): $4.49
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Berkley® PowerBait® Floating Trout Worms - Avocado Red Fleck

Avocado Red Flake

3"

 Pack Quantity: 10
Model: MTW3-AV 		38-233-444-39
Your Price (each): $4.49
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Berkley® PowerBait® Floating Trout Worms - Rainbow Sparkle

Rainbow Glitter

3"

 Pack Quantity: 10
Model: MTW3-RSP 		38-233-444-41
Your Price (each): $4.49
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Berkley® PowerBait® Floating Trout Worms - Smoke

Smoke

3"

 Pack Quantity: 10
Model: MTW3-SM 		38-233-444-42
Your Price (each): $4.49
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  • Perfectly sized for trout
  • Lively action and lifelike features
  • Floating design keeps worms off the bottom
  • Infused with Berkley’s deadly PowerBait formula
  • Size: 3'', 10 pack

The Berkley PowerBait Floating Trout Worms are possibly the next best thing to live worms. Perfectly sized for trout, the 3'' Trout Worms offer a lively action that replicates the action and features of small worms and other forage. The floating design helps keep the Floating PowerBait Trout Worms off the bottom and directly in the strike zone. Plus, the worms offer the deadly flavor of Berkley's PowerBait scent attractant which not only encourages fish to strike and hold the bait longer.

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Depending on the mood of the fish, a steady retrieve, "dead sticking" (not moving the bait), and small jigging motions may get fish to bite. Try using all three motions or a variation in these to judge what may be making the fish bite best on that day.
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in a small pond filled with triploid i used this with an egg hook and 2-split shots, I casted, retreived and whipped my rod. while these were aggressive fish i got alot of action.
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I am new to fishing for rainbow and brown trout in rivers. Would these be good for those species? If these are good what color do you recomend and can these work in fast moving water?
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 - Atlanta, Georgia
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They work great for rainbows and browns. My three favorite colors are natural, yellow, and red. ihave had days that white and pink have been the better.
I use a split shot and plain hook in fast water. Also as a tip, if you use a worm threader on them and a long shank hook you'll miss very few hits.
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berkley trout worm works great for stocker trout more educated trout you will have to match the hatch, with that in mind i can keep the frezer full of trout with the berkley trout worm
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 - tennessee
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Yes these are perfect. all of the colors work but i use bubble gum, chartreuse, and natural. Tight lines
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I use a worm threader and a 3x long hook, split shot and a float.
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I place a small lightweight split shot about 8" up from the worm and then a bobber about 4' from the bait. This has worked very well for me. A simple jigging action every once in a while has had positive results as well.
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 - York Haven, PA
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float three power eggs over the hook and add the power worm running your hook through the worm twice.
works great for me
add a fish juice of some sort to remove your scent from the worm and eggs.
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 - calif.
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I'm not sure what will work in your area, but in Texas, I just "Blob" them on, like I'm fishing for panfish or Catfish. No need to rig them Carolina or Texas style, just poke them on the hook in 3 places, leaving the ends of the worm free and loose. The fish simply inhale them. I have gone to using small snelled hooks, rigged with a swivel, with a split-shot above the entire rig. The fish gulp them down so fast, you often have to place the fish in the cooler or stringer with the hook still in the fish. So just unsnap the swivel, put on a new snelled hook (Eagle claw small size #8 or 10) and re-bait. The hooks and bait (still intact) are retrieved when I clean the fish. I've used the same worm to catch over a dozen fish.
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I use a quarter oz egg sinker and this worm on a # 6 hook with one of the Berkley floating eggs. Tight lines.
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most often "WACKY WORM style 1/3 in thick zone as you would a natural in the "band" . this hangs and drifts natural from long rod or bobber .
if cast&retreive angle hook , use longer hook shaft near thru nose and back out band area with a little "woopee" between hook points to allow a "swim action" on slow retreive.
enjoy!! we use pearl/white grubs when this worm wont work . also green pumpkin grub . BUT the worm is nice...
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I use the 3 inch worms when drift fishing for trout (I've had luck with orange and bubblegum colors). I thread them up the shank of a #2 or #4 hook with the last inch or so dangling off. Then I tip it with a white power egg.
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rig on 1/32oz jighead hook or whacky style both styles work fine.
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