Berkley Gulp! Earthworm , Brown, 4-Inch

The media could not be loaded. I'm new to fishing at 32yo and teaching myself, so while i wasn't able to catch a fish yet, they do nibble on this bait and one fish stole it because i reeled it back one time in and the fake worm was gone. I think I just needed to use larger hooks because I was fishing in the Potomac river which has a lot of big catfish species (blue and flathead) and I saw a couple huge fish breeching nearby. But yes, they do seem attracted to the bait enough to steal it from the hook.This is a great product if you're scared of handling real worms like me. Real worms have a scent that attracts fish, so the fact that this smells like something they're also attracted to is perfect.Also, you get six little containers for the cheap price, not just one small container. So definitely worth buying.Only complaint is i wish the worms were a little thicker because it's slightly difficult to get them on the hook since they're so narrow, but the fake worms are strong and stretchy just like real worms so they're hard to break.

They work! Just buy it.

hope it works

Chad and pan fish go nuts for it.I don’t catch anything but you can literally watch the feeder fish and brim go crazy over this stuff on hooks

Its fish food not live worm.

I live on a lake and my 11 year old grandson would be fishing every minute of the day if he could. Live bait goes fast around here. He has caught more fish on these gulp worms than with live redworms, and he still has more in the jar. He says they are better because he doesn't get dirt on his hands with the gulp. He catches bluegils, perch, crappie and bass on the gulp earthworms.

I thought I was getting live red wigglers. Instead I received dead, smelly baby worms. They were so entangled it would have been impossible to separate them without breaking them. DO NOT BUY THIS!!!!

These are great. Started catching bluegill and green sunfish right away when I tossed these in. They can be tough to get on and sometimes they rip easy, so be careful as you put them on the hook. Otherwise, they are an awesome alternative to live bait.