Berkley Gulp 1in Minnow Smelt
Berkley Gulp 1in Minnow Smelt
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Berkley Gulp 1in Minnow Smelt

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Jun 16, 2016
Finger 11
5 out of 5 stars review

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Surprise !

I got this product hoping I could a lure that could get hard to get crappie to bite. WOW ! Was I ever surprised, I've fished for years and so what the Crappie Nibbles could do. I had been a live minnow fishermen, not anymore. And it's cleaner and you can keep it with you all the time. Once you decide how big a profile you need, well I use Nibbles for small profiles. But use Gulp Minnow for a bigger profile. Profile, I'm talking about the size of the bait.

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May 28, 2015
PECo
5 out of 5 stars review

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Will catch ANYTHING!

I love drop-shotting 2-1/2 inch and 3 inch Gulp! Minnows. They'll catch fish when nothing else will. And they will catch ANYTHING! Just today, I caught smallmouth bass, bluegills, rock bass, chain pickerel and largemouth bass. And a couple of days ago, I even caught a channel catfish with one.

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Jan 17, 2017
Garyinfl7
5 out of 5 stars review

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Perfect size and the scent helps

My name is Gary and I fish around Sarasota, FL. This bait is perfect for this environment. Snook, red fish and mangrove snapper love this bait with an 1/8 ounce jig head. The scent, colors and size seem to be good to be used year around. When we have water above 70 degrees I usually work the jig by keeping my rod tip parallel to the water and give two quick jerks and then let it fall. Please keep a tight line because they love to pick it up when the bait is dropping. When the water is cooler I cast the bait, let it sink to the water and keep my rod tip perpendicular (or close to it) to the water while popping it a couple of times and then letting it fall. This bait is definitely a "go-to" bait in my arsenal. Both fish in the attached pictures were caught with this bait. Enjoy!

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