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Berkley
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worms/spinner baits
New Berkley? Gulp!? Turtle Back Worms feature a back that mimics a turtle's ridged back and a long curly tail that can be fished as one would a conventional plastic worm. The bait can be flipped into heavy cover, pitched into the bowels of lily pads, dragged along a creek bottom, dropped alongside a grass bed or cast into a rocky point. Rig Turtle Back Worms Texas or Carolina style, weedless or wacky, dropshot or weightless.
"The new Gulp!? Turtle Back Worm is already one of my favorite baits," said soft bait expert and bass professional Gary Klein. "I've tested the bait in just about every situation and my catch rate has improved with Gulp!?."
"The new Gulp!? Turtle Back Worm is already one of my favorite baits," said soft bait expert and bass professional Gary Klein. "I've tested the bait in just about every situation and my catch rate has improved with Gulp!?."
Bungee Worm Replacement
By Colli
from New Hampshire on 6/13/2008
from New Hampshire on 6/13/2008
Pros:
Easy To Handle, Easy To Store, Enticing action, Good For Variety Of Fish, Irresistible to Fish, Looks Realistic
Cons:
None
Best Uses:
Fresh Water, Jigging, Salt Water, Shore Casting
Describe Yourself:
Avid Fisher
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Comments about Berkley Berkley Gulp! 7" Turtleback Worm:
I believe this is the best soft bait to hit the market since Berkley pulled the Bungee worm. It has an enticing movement when you pause your retrieve that seems to drive fish wild. This built-in movement combined with the built-in smell make it almost irresistable to fish. Regardless of how you rig this worm, it WILL produce when nothing else does!