Gulp! Earthworm , Brown, 4-Inch

These are awesome! I enjoy going to the little creek in the apartment and catching small bluegill and live bait isn't worth the price when I only use maybe 10 worms a day. With these, I don't have to worry about keeping live worms around in an apartment and they work great! The nice thing is they stay on the hook better and don't seem to be nibbled away by the small fish like live worms. They are harder to hook because they are a little rubbery but it's not that bad. You can also easily pinch them between your finger nails and cut them down if you don't want a full worm. I'll be keeping these on hand for my kayak trips on the rivers for backup since I'd use a full can of worms on those trips.

Really good

They worked better than expected.

Okay, I'm not a person to write a review or give a star, but this product deserves it. Why, well here is why. Fishing with a friend, he using live worms, me using floating Berkley power bait. After a hour of fishing, bam be catches a beautiful rainbow trout, me not even a nibble (it happens, right). I dropped the idea using Berkley floating power bait and switched to Berkley Earthworm (just one on a #8 hook) I haven't even opened the jar yet. Not kidding, 15 minutes later I hooked the biggest brown trout I've very caught. The gentleman next to me fishing that day was blown away after using every power bait in his tackle box and on way home to buy, including my friend Berkley Earthworm (I'm not kidding). True story! Now am I saying it will work every time, no every fisherman knows that. But hey if they aren't biting why not try a Berkley Earthworm. Worked for me! Boy that sounds like a commercial LOL.

I’ve caught a few fish using these worms, so they do work, but they don’t seem to last very long. After a couple of casts, they start to break apart, especially if the fish are biting a lot. The scent definitely attracts fish, and the size is just right for my setup, but I wish they were a bit tougher so I didn’t have to replace them so often. Good for short trips, but not my first choice for all-day fishing.

I've had good luck catching trout (and one catfish) with these Gulp Earthworms (brown). Whether or not they are better or as good as live worms is arguable. But they're good enough for me to swear off live worms. These are less messy, stay on a hook better, and are always available in my tackle box. Easy to pinch off a piece any length you want. A few caveats: 1)These are sized like normal earthworms, definitely smaller diameter than night crawlers. 2)They are kind of stiff with molded-in shape so they won't wiggle as freely as say a Berkeley trout worm. 3)They aren't very rubbery or stretchy. Fish can bite off a loose end waving in the water. Just not as easily as they can steal a real worm. 4)Out of the jar they certainly do stink in a way that fish like. But I also add some ProCure night crawler gel scent, which I think makes them even more effective.

don't waste your money

These are my go to bait for Bluegill, and Shellcrackers! They loved it. I've received several Fish Ohio Awards now from using these. I actually just stocked up on some more, lol.

A mi no me han funcionado, he intentado varias veces con ellas y nada, aun con mojarras en estanque, les puedes poner y las ignoran, esas posible que se mueran de hambre a que se las coman

so i tried it, caught nothing, claims are false !! but most shocking, back of can states : Cancer causing chemicals and Birth Defects !!!, if that was shown in pictures i would have never bought it DON"T USE THIS PRODUCT

These worms are awesome, caught many fish with them, fish love it, well recommended

Tutto perfetto

Schnelle Lieferung, bin mit dem Produkt zufrieden! Immer wieder gerne.