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- Lifelike imitation of a nightcrawler pinched in half
- Non-floating version great under a bobber or on spinner rigs or split shot rigs
- Available in a convenient resealable zipper bag
- Curved profile provides lifelike action when twitched or shaken
The extreme scent dispersion of Gulp! expands the strike zone allowing you to catch more fish! Berkley Gulp! truly is the next generation in soft bait!
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Product Reviews
Gulp!® Floating Pinched Crawler is rated
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Spincast1459 from
KILLER BAIT!
I used the night crawler for crappie in early May and trout in June. I caught fish time after time on the first or second cast. The biggest problem was the fish would swallow the hook so completely that I had to cut the line and constantly re-tie on hooks. My buddy was using corn and wasn’t getting any bites. He complained there weren’t any fish where he was fishing. He put on a Berkeley Gulp pinched crawler I gave him and BAM! He caught a two pound trout on his first cast where he wasn’t getting a bite before. I am sold on these. The Conservation Department will probably ban them as unfair.
Date published: 2018-06-13
Rated 5 out of
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Dougwalleye from
Amazing
Fished in an artificial only tournament. Used the pinched crawlers on a slow death hook and caught more fish than I could have imagined. You can catch multiple fish on each bait and no more keeping crawlers alive. I am a believer !!
Date published: 2014-11-20
Rated 5 out of
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Juicy worm from
Pinched nightcrawlers!
Awesome product for ponds and lakes! Somedays it is the only thing the fish will hit.
Date published: 2018-04-22
Rated 4 out of
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Uncle John from
Winter Trout
The trout were stocked in October. The larger size bait drew many follows especially the Chartreuse but few hits (1 in 5), I didn't get any hits when I let it rest on bottom. Winter trout don't move around like Spring trout do,searching for food. I find placing a blade, 6" above the bait entices these trout to hit. Will report back in the Spring with results.
Date published: 2015-12-23
Rated 5 out of
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raymac 36 from
catches trout at my local lake
Started using the Berkley gulp floating pinched crawlers this trout season 2015 Was thinking bigger bait bigger fish.It works.Catches the more aggressive and larger trout.
In the lake where I fish works best on a windy day.Some colors work better then others for me.Work it slowly with a sliding sinker reeling it slowly back to the boat.
Date published: 2015-04-15
Rated 5 out of
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Bowhunter2 from
My go to bait for trout
I've found that the Floating Pinched Crawler really works on trout in the stocked lakes where I fish. I started with the natural color, but tried the Bubblegum color as a result of some reviews that I read and found that it was even better. This stuff really catches trout!
Date published: 2016-11-25
Rated 4 out of
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Terrie 79 from
Great features& very real looking.
I have not had the time to try the bait.But i do feel that i will have good luck. What i like is the bait is so real looking..I hope to be able go fishing real soon.
Date published: 2017-09-25
Rated 5 out of
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EasternPAFishing from
Better than live bait!
Fish can not resist. Jig it, drift it doesn't matter get it in the water and it'll do the rest.
Date published: 2017-04-17