Berkley gulp squid.
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Berkley gulp squid.
Has anyone used any of the gulp products? Can they be fished just like normal bait, or do they need to be kept moving? Would the boat drift be enough?
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I used the Berkley Gulp Ragworm once, some years ago. I gilled it over a wreck. It caught a pollock each drift for 3 drifts, then stopped catching. Change it for a fresh one, catch another 3 pollock on 3 drifts.
The baits wasn't badly battered and chewed up, so it's swimming action would have been the same. I could only conclude that it was the scent additive getting washed out that stopped it catching.
Whether that scent additive is enough on it's own to catch when fished static, I dunno.
The baits wasn't badly battered and chewed up, so it's swimming action would have been the same. I could only conclude that it was the scent additive getting washed out that stopped it catching.
Whether that scent additive is enough on it's own to catch when fished static, I dunno.
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