Fishing With Gulp! Baits

Living on the Texas Gulf Coast, I spend a lot of timeGulp! baits come packaged in either a bucket or
near the water with a fishing rod in hand. The primeresealable package that contains a scent liquid. The
catch around here is Red Drum, Black Drum, Speckledbaits can be recharged by placing them back into the
Sea Trout and Flounder."Magic Gravy" (as Berkley refers to it). Gulp! baits use
When fishing for these prized fish there is a myriada combination of scent dispersion and action to
of natural and live bait choices available to theattract fish.
fisherman. The bait of choice for local anglers isGulp! baits can be used under a bobber, fished off of
shrimp. The problem with shrimp is the ease withthe bottom or retrieved on a 1/8 oz. jig head. I
which it is removed from the hook. Often the littleprefer a slow retrieve, as it utilizes both the action
bait stealing fish, like Pin Perch, will nibble the shrimpand scent release of the bait to attract fish. Using
off of the hook before a real game fish ever has thethis method of retrieval and rigging, I have caught a
opportunity to get to it. With shrimp costing $4 to $5great number of fish. I find that Red Drum, Speckled
per pound, this can get to be a costly proposition forSea Trout, Ribbon Fish and Flounder are particularly
the serious angler.fond of Gulp! shrimp.
I quickly learned to apply a personal motto, "workGulp! shrimp come in a variety of colors, including:
smarter, not harder" to my fishing endeavors. At theNew Penny, White, Nuclear Chicken and Natural. They
advice of some of the local fishing experts I beganalso come in a variety of sizes, from 2 to 4 inches.
using Gulp! shrimp and Gulp! Alive shrimp by Berkley.Before you leave on your next fishing adventure,
Gulp! claims to catch fish even better than live baitpick up some Gulp! or Gulp! Alive shrimp for your
and the die hard fisherman of this area swear bytackle box.
them.