Customer Reviews

Gulp! Saltwater Shrimp

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I used Gulp's for the first time about a month ago, we started getting more bites than when we were using live shrimp. I know this sounds hard to believe but it is true. I use only Gulp baits now for my soft plastic applications.

There is only thing wrong with these baits. THERE ARE ONLY SIX BAITS! NO DEAL! This is a plastic bag with a bait tray type divider, I think they are two dollars cheaper at my local bait store.

the product is only for one pack of shrimp. it does not say this in the description and is misleading.

have used the 3" molting shrimps with instant success on many occasions , landing a 43 cm flathead , 2 thumping bream and a silver trevally off the rocks into a little bay with plenty of wash on my first use of this fine piece of plastic also nailing (five)5 40cm+ flathead underneath a well lit bridge in the space of 10 casts a little over a week ago..cant speak highly enough of these berkley plastics..5/5 .

These guys work great for a variety of saltwater fish. I've caught many snook, a few redfish, trout, jacks, ladyfish, and even a couple nice tarpon off of these. And they're fairly durable, as well. Just stick them on a 1/4 oz or 1/8 oz jighead, I prefer red or yellow. If the fish bite off the tail, just put the jighead in the shrimps butt and it works just as effective when retrieved backwards. They're about $6.50 for a pack of 6 at my local marine supply stores, and I think around $7 for 6 at K-Mart.

If you want to catch redfish in the Florida Panhandle this is the bait to use. Put it on a green jig head and go find the fish.