Berkley Gulp! Alive Grub – 5in – Pink Shine

The Berkley Gulp! Alive Grub is highly regarded for its ability to consistently catch flounder in various types of fishing spots, from shallow bays to deep water reefs. It has become a favorite choice for flounder fishermen in the Northeast. This versatile bait works well when rigged on a jig head or used as a trailer on a bucktail. It is not only effective for flounder and black sea bass but also attracts a wide range of game fish along the coast due to its enticing tail whipping action and the use of Berkley's famous Gulp! scent formula.

The Berkley Gulp! Alive series of baits come in a convenient hard plastic container. Inside the container, the baits are floating in a substantial amount of what anglers commonly refer to as “Gulp Juice” or what Berkley calls their “Magic Gravy”. This specially formulated fluid is designed to absorb into the baits and disperse its scent throughout the water, effectively attracting fish. The containers are resealable, allowing you to recharge the baits with the scent after they have been used for a while, thus increasing their effectiveness.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How long does the Gulp Juice scent last on the baits?

A: The Gulp Juice scent on the baits can last for several hours, attracting fish even after repeated casts and retrieves.

Q: Can I use the Berkley Gulp! Alive Grub in saltwater and freshwater?

A: Yes, the Berkley Gulp! Alive Grub is suitable for both saltwater and freshwater fishing. It is effective for a variety of game fish in different types of water bodies.

Q: How should I rig the Berkley Gulp! Alive Grub for the best results?

A: The Berkley Gulp! Alive Grub can be rigged on a jig head or used as a trailer on a bucktail. Experiment with different rigging methods to find what works best in your specific fishing spot.

Q: How often should I recharge the baits with Gulp Juice?

A: It is recommended to recharge the baits with Gulp Juice every 30 minutes to maintain their effectiveness. However, this can vary depending on the fishing conditions and the activity level of the fish.