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Offline Sew Sille

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 :dancinred: Was sunfishing and cought a few with wax worms. my cousin was with me, he tryed the white gulb maggets, started to catch nice blue gills. I switched over and whan- bang- alang, Fish on. Unreal. We caught 25 in 30 mn. All nice size.  :fishing2:

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I use them every once in awhile...they work well sometimes and others not so much. It's a good thing to keep in your arsonal when they just don't wanna bite on what ya got.  ;)
Mama always said, If you ain't got noth'in nice to say, don't say noth'in at all!

Offline lentz

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I got them in green gulp alive and it works decent prefer real but it works

Offline Sew Sille

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Was on anouther alke and fishing and the sunfish was there but wount bite? Had gulp maggots on one and wax worm on the other. ended up gulp hanging and wax worn covering hook. then FISH ON!!! :fishing2: