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| The Outdoors Advice Blog |
Are Berkley Gulp Alive for freshwater or saltwater fishing?
Does it really matter if we use saltwater Berkley for freshwater fishing? vice verse.
Yes, it does matter.
Freshwater Gulp is designed with amino acids, and "scent" designed to attract certain types of freshwater fish.
The importance of using a "baked in" attractant lure would be pointless if you decide to use Saltwater Gulp in freshwater or vice versa.
The only time it would be OK to use either one in a body of water would be if the area your fishing has "brackish" water and is both Salt AND Freshwater. (The St. Johns River in Fla would be a good example.)
UPDATE: I can catch Bass with a 6" x 2" piece of denim cut off my Levis, (drenched in Attractant). In fact, I once used two shoestrings wrapped together and fished Texas-rigged for Bass.
Did they work?
Yes.
Could I have caught 90% MORE if I had been using a REAL freshwater lure?
Yes.
The point?
Why would I use a lure that doesn't give me the "opportunity" to catch numerous fish?
Besides, if your fishing in pressured waters your odds on catching ANYTHING with a "weird" lure diminish.
If your not utilizing the Berkley "flavor-enhanced, specially designed, baked-in, attractant" why USE THEM at all! Why not just buy some cheap-@ss Walmart-Special freshwater soft-plastics on the cheap?
