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Anglers have enjoyed the incredible drawing power of Berkley®'s PowerBait® Power Eggs® Eggs for years, and now they can enjoy the same proven fish-catching formula and performance in a bigger size for larger trout and salmon. Perfectly sized for smaller hooks and lures, these tasty floating magnum eggs make an excellent choice for light tackle rigging or finesse presentations. Buoyant enough to float a size #10 hook, the PowerBait Floating Magnum Eggs stay secure on the hook and won't dry out. Plus, the PowerBait scent and flavor draws fish from a distance, giving you a powerful advantage!
Proven fish-catching formula and performance
Perfectly sized for smaller hooks and lures
Buoyant enough to float a size #10 hook
Excellent choice for light tackle rigging or finesse presentations
PowerBait scent and flavor draws fish from a distance
Web ID: 77845
Rated 4 out of
5 by
MIGS19 from
Productive and Durable (to a degree)These definitely work and are SO much easier to rig than the dough or the nuggets. You never have to worry about them coming off your hook (I usually hook two on a #8 hook, Carolina rigged). You can re-use the same two eggs for an entire session (and more).
The only issue I've seen is that they seem to lose their scent after awhile. I used these in the spring with great productivity but when I tried them in the winter I noticed the scent was completely gone from the jar - it just smelled of rubber/plastic. So yes, even though they are durable, plan on buying new jars after each season.
Date published: 2018-02-01
Rated 5 out of
5 by
HUD304 from
Good back up plan to spinnersWhen trout aren't hitting spinners you may want to resort to power bait power eggs. Forget the messy dough, just use the eggs. Great for deeper holes along the river, obviously.
Date published: 2017-11-14
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Troutking17 from
Hot product for rainbows on cloudy daysThis product is the best I use the fluorescent yellow in the morning and evening around 6 or 7 pm on a half ounce eagle claw egg sinker a small swivel and a arms to chest length leader by white river fly shop fluorocarbon tippet 6 lb test or 8 lbs with a silver small treble hook. I also recommend the berkley gulp! Floating salmon eggs in chartreuse on sunny no wind days I fish in Webster mass on beautiful Webster lake love Bass pro shops
Date published: 2017-05-01
Rated 4 out of
5 by
Douthat from
Decent, but I suggest the mold able powerbaitThis I think is a good trout bait overall, but I didn't have any luck with it. It could have been I was using the wrong color for the time but the mold able powerbait worked much better. Over all I think it depends on where you are fishing and what the fish are biting.
Date published: 2017-04-17
Rated 5 out of
5 by
NebraskaBuffaloe from
Works for me.Day in,day out....best, easiest bait you can find. Plus, Power eggs out fish dough baits. First bait when I hit the water...last bait when I leave.
Date published: 2017-04-04
Rated 5 out of
5 by
brad333333333333333333333 from
Combine 2 Eggs Plus Regular Power BaitTrout fishing in northern New Mexico. Tried regular "putty" Power Bait. Nothing for an hour. Didn't want to disappoint my two young sons with no fish. I put 2 eggs on a size 10 hook. Nothing for 30 minutes. About to give up. I remembered watching an angler on YouTube who put 2 eggs threaded high on hook to cover the eyelet. Then he covered the hook with regular Power Bait putty. I thought I'd try it for a last ditched effort. I caught 2 rainbow trout one after the other almost immediately! I am a believer in the eggs, especially combined with the putty.
Date published: 2016-06-16
Rated 5 out of
5 by
LabRat27 from
Very good for troutWe have caught a lot of trout using these. We usually put one on and then a PowerBait little maggot, worm, etc.
Date published: 2016-05-31
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Troutmansj from
Floating power eggsThis by far is the best power bait on the market. I have been trout fishing for over 40 yrs. And have used all kinds of bait & spinners . This style bait reminds me of the old marshmallow & meal worm ! When I was a kid, I get the same result I get my limit usually wherever I go for trout . Thanks keep up the good work !
Has anyone had luck catching bass using this product?
Asked by: Trapper Scout
Bass fishing is a regional and seasonal sport. The types of lures that work best for you will vary based on where you live and what season it is.
I have not had any reviews or other anglers state using eggs for bass fishing would work.
Baits like spinnerbaits, chatterbaits, and topwater plugs on overcast days to draw big strikes from active bass. When the fishing weather gives you a shining sun, bass like to hold tight to cover and wait for meals to come to them. To catch these lazy bass on sunny days, go with a bottom bouncing bait like a jig or Texas rigged soft plastic. Flip and pitch your bait to the base of cover and be ready for a bass to hammer it.
Thanks
Answered by: BPSResource7
Date published: 2018-01-18
what gulp product would be used for Walleye
Asked by: trainman53402
I like the Berkley® Gulp!® Minnow Grub, they come in 2" or 3". The color would depend on the clarity of the water and weather that day.
These will also catch you crappie, gills, northern, perch, etc. There is not much I haven't caught on these.
Answered by: caetam
Date published: 2017-06-01
How many are in a jar?
Asked by: nick145
alot. you wont lose your bait either. it stays on the hook surprisingly well
Answered by: iamsourcream
Date published: 2017-06-01
Will these work on bluegill? How well?
Recently returned from a trout fishing trip and had a lot of these left in the sunrise color.
