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Offline Joe

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I just picked up a pack of the Berkley Gulp 2.5" minnow. (emerald shiner) My plan is to use these in place of the crappie minnows I typically use. I was going to try them with a jig under a cork and slow trolling them with a spinner around the weed edges.
Anyone try the minnow?
« Last Edit: April 04/02/09, 10:47:13 AM by Joe »
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Offline Jdrummer

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OH ya ! Gulp in the emerald shuner is the bait that i caught the saugers on down on pool 4 a few weeks ago! if you play with how you hook them i'm shure you can have great luck with them trolling em  :happy1:
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Offline insanity tackle

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Gulp is by far my favorite plastic!

You should check out the chartruese shad.  I had great luck with them last summer, I couldn't even keep them stocked at the bait shop, every time the shipment came in they were out the door that day.

I've used beetle spins set ups and removed the plastic that is on there and replaced with gulp...have had great luck trolling and even just shore fishing with that.

Offline sandmannd

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I agree, gulp is the plastic I choos to use. It's great. As said above, play with how you rig it and you should get some good results.
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Offline Jdrummer

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Even cuting it in half works some times!  :happy1:
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Offline Bobby Bass

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The big pearl white gulps are my choice for using on spinner baits as trailers. Trouble is finding them late in the season and the price keeps going up on them.
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Offline Jdrummer

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Berkley just came out with minnow heads! smelt , red, and glow white are the three colors they have here in mankato that I have seen. 6 bucks a little can but i think they will work? ill try them soon . they have 3 little strands hanging from them also.
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Offline tuna

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i've used the smelt. they are great.
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Offline prosupermag

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I  have had good luck with them on baits tath are moveing but not so much under a bober but that is just my luck with them but they still have a good place in my box

Offline PDOGG

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I've used Gulp alive with great success and have praised the heck out of it.  I am glad to see other people having luck with it as well!

Offline Joe

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I  have had good luck with them on baits tath are moveing but not so much under a bober but that is just my luck with them but they still have a good place in my box

I kind of figured I'd see more action trolling them with a spinner. I'll have a scoop of crappie minnows with just in case.
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Offline PDOGG

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I would say on a choppy day they would be fine under a bobber.  I vertical jig these baits alot with success just keep a slight up and down movement.

Offline kgauker7

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hey mike i thought you only used jiggin raps  :whistling:

Offline PDOGG

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hey mike i thought you only used jiggin raps  :whistling:
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We used them last fall on crappies and sunnies with great success. Much better than forgetting about the minnow bucket for couple weeks once we got back from a fishing trip.  :puke:
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We used them last fall on crappies and sunnies with great success. Much better than forgetting about the minnow bucket for couple weeks once we got back from a fishing trip.  :puke:

My minnows tend to turn into big, puffy, fuzzy almost marshmellow like when they have been forgotten.  Oh and the smell is one of a kind!  :doah:
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Offline 7outof10

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i have good luck with the stuff for walleys 

Offline KTapper

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I hate fuzzy minnows!!  :cry:

Offline Jdrummer

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Hey ,for those crappie fishermen and fisherwomen out there that fish crappies verticle you gotta try the new Gulp alive minnow heads! they are awsome and stay on your hook atleast 5x as long as real heads.
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Offline 7outof10

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drummer the heads that you speak of sound like they would be good for ice fishing also   :snow5: :fishing2: