Berkley Gulp! Extruded Nightcrawler , Natural, 6-Inch

These catch nice fish almost every time i go. Wayyy more convenient than dealing with night crawlers. Berkely did it right here, imo.

I love these life-like scented nightcrawlers. they work great. both the larger and smaller sizes for smaller fish like bluegill they love these things. especially CATFISH and TROUT. this bait stays on the hook better than real nightcrawlers. especially when the fish steal your worm off the hook, these are better. they look real and wiggle in the water with a currant or wind. they dont always catch it's always hit or miss but man, sometimes the fish hit these hard. i highly recommend 9/10

They catch fish, pretty well actually. I'm not a big fan of live bait and like to catch and release when I can so these work nicely. Needs more juice in the jar, only con. You can buy the stuff on amazon and juice up your various soft plastics though.

Soft, and can not make strong casts. "Bites" are torn off easily. Used in place of natural worms and made a good substitute for that. Caught Channel catfish with this bait so far on a lake, 78-80 degrees, stained water. Will continue to use for Bass and update if any other species is caught.

I fished these in a lake where you can see the fish, bluegills, did not catch one fish, they would LOOK but not bite, glad I purchased 2 bottles…😳😳😳

I'm not sure if it's me or the bait but anytime I use these I don't even get bite action... On the same trip at least three times now I switched to live worms and started getting bites I'm not sure if the fish know what's up with these or like I said if it's just me and I'm not presenting the bait good enough but I didn't get anything with these. Don't let my review deter you they look and feel like real nightcrawlers but like I said I just had no luck I'll keep using them until they're gone though and I'll update my review if I do end up getting some kind of results.

Great for catching several kind of fish, but if you're fishing in a remote area far from a McDonalds and you just need something to tide you over they don't taste too bad as long as you swallow them whole and quickly.

I bought these just because i wanted to find a good worm replacement that would last longer be less gross and be cheaper, it works great the durability is modest but for $5 how much can you ask, fish love it not as good for bobber fish than real worms but just throwing them and letting it sink you always get fish.

Very effective bait. I used this and my wife used real night crawlers. I outfitted her on 2 occasions but not by much. I could catch multiple rainbows on the same bait as my wife lost every crawler with every fish caught

The Gulp! Extruded Nightcrawler worked pretty well for my fishing needs, though it wasn’t perfect. Pros: 1. Realistic Look and Movement: The bait has a natural appearance and moves convincingly in the water, which attracted a good number of fish. 2. Effective Scent: The scent seemed to work well, drawing fish in faster than some other artificial baits I’ve used. 3. Durable: The material held up better than I expected, lasting through multiple casts and a few catches. Cons: 1. Not as Versatile: It worked great for certain species, but some fish didn’t seem as interested, so its effectiveness might vary depending on the location or type of fish. 2. Price: It’s a bit pricier compared to other artificial baits, which might not justify the results for casual anglers. Overall: The Gulp! Extruded Nightcrawler is a solid choice if you’re looking for something realistic and effective for certain fishing scenarios. While it’s not a universal solution, it’s worth trying out for most anglers. Rating: 4/5

Multi-species bait. Attracts everything.

J’ai mis cet appât et en 30 secondes j’ai attrapé un bar rayé. Assez efficace

Je suis satisfaite car les poissons n'y voient que du feu. Très facile à installer sur mes hameçons.