BerkleyGSSM Gulp

These are our go-to baits. Fluke absolutely love these here in the Northeast. No baits have better quality. (However they must remain in the liquid at all times in a leak-proof container.) Only con is the "tails" are easily bitten off by little fish lol. Overall will repurchase as per usual!

Gulp really is the best, but it is a bit expensive.

Does this bait work? Absolutely. Cast your line and hang on! I have never seen any bait like it. Spanish Mackeral and Red Snapper were grabbing it as soon as the line hit the water off of St Pete, Florida"s Sunshine Skyway pier. Fun!Now the down side: Gulp bosses - These are not cheap. Do something to STRENGTHEN the tail where all the action is. The fish bite it off in the first few casts, which eliminates the enticing wiggle of the bait. I'd pay a little more for the convenience of not having to rebait the jig so often.I use the damaged parts as cut-up bait on a Sabiki rig but wish the whole bait was usable as intended longer .Still, they do work and are great when you've run out of natural bait. I have had days when the fish highly preferred it.Also, I use the empty jar that it comes in to charge other lures with Gulp magic.

I can get four of these at 5 inches for $7 or so local shop. Product is great. But inflated price by 40%

Great artificial baits, get extra because puffers will eat the tails off of them.

Worked fantastic, Corvina were hitting on this aggressively. Paired it with a 1oz jig head which might have been a bit too heavy but worked well nonetheless. As other reviewers stated they get torn up a little quicker than I'd like when you hook a big one but it's a small price to pay for reeling in the big ones. I guess the real question is are you going to remember a couple of torn up baits, or the fish you caught?