One born every minute - Gulp Panfish baits

[Questor]

My new equipment bug has tempted me over the edge: I'm going to try Gulp panfish baits and see whether I feel like a fool afterward. I'll give them a fair trial, which means it could be a while before I report anything back here.

[Questor]

A rather inauspicious start. I tried the chartreuse maggots to tip a 1/32 ounce jig and the maggots split easily and fall off. Fished right after Friday night's lightning storm, so it wasn't a fair test. The scent makes a great attractant for yellow jackets. I also got the earthworm style baits but have not tried them yet.

Really need to have a good panfish day where they can be compared against live bait and jigs tipped with plastic.

[Jimmy Jay R]

Its not like they are new to the market, use that Gulp in the winter - Try the Berkley powerbait Honey worms , my son uses them on pannies with plain or red hooks. They outfish the other plastic micro shads, plastic worms, gulp, etc.. He calls them "money" worms!

[art321]

I haven't used any of them except a freebie jar of the maggots that I got with a rod purchase. Used them this spring and they worked better than the worms we were using and you could catch 2, 3, or even more on one bait. I want to get more if I ever start doing more panfishing.

[Random guy]

I have to admit I use them. I was born and raised catching live bait for a living but I seldom go out in the winter without on bag of power nymphs and one jar of honey worms. Good back up if minnows don't do it.