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Enhance your fishing experience with our premium selection of saugeye fishing bait. Designed to attract and entice, our baits feature realistic textures and vibrant colors that mimic natural prey. Whether you prefer live bait or artificial options, each product is crafted to ensure maximum effectiveness on the water. Perfect for both seasoned anglers and beginners, our saugeye fishing bait will help you reel in your next big catch. Equip yourself with the right bait and make your fishing trips more successful and enjoyable.
$7.49
1- 6 inches long plug lure uses: freshwater lure designed to catch multiple species produces irresistible trolling action wide wiggle action when pulled at slow speeds sonic thump created when pulled at or near maximum speed design and details: multi- species design round bend treble hook to...
$14.99
5 ” lifelike baitfish imitation soft plastic 4 pack uses: freshwater lure built in action activated while slowly retrieving designed for bass, walleye and saugeye fishing swim true in any water
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EthanG_33
Havent bought from dsg yet but ive used them and you can reel reslly slow but it maintains a slight wobble and powerful tail kick. Really great at keeping it in stike zone as long as possible and would 100% reccomend.
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Bob44
[ I bought this bait and it catches all the fish like it should!!
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Zbassman
[ Swimbait has realistic bait fish colors and looks real..
$2.97-$4.99
WAS: $3.99-$4.99*
These are great fishing lures for catching bigger fish. ... I am able to catch fish consistently with these. ... uses: nearly any gamefish design and details: reliability as one of the most productive spinners since the 1950 ’s pulsating hackle...
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white water
I got the largest size to see if I catch anything bigger this season. You ca n't go wrong with rooster tail
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user1812
I bought this for my son; he liked adding it to his collection.
5
mwcfh12489
[ My go to lure for stocked trout. Easy to fish too!
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Eddiefishing1976
Rooster tails are great for trout when stream fishing!
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Marky2525
Worked well for fall bass fishing in western Pennsylvania
$8.99
The pumpkinseed gulp minnow grub is a great bait for fishing the river near where I live. ... You can definitely catch some 2 or 3 lb largemouth on these bait if you are fishing in the right
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El pescador de Colorado
When used in conjunction with a simple jig head, a beetle spin or an underspin jig head, this Gulp bait has really helped me catch big crappie, some nice largemouth, and a number of walleyes this spring.
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Wyoming Rocker
I have used this product for years. It just simply out catches all other bait. I still try other baits but for consistancy I use Gulp. The availability of sizes and colors keep me ready for what ever type of fish are biting that day, especially the flounder!!!
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JohnL
I bought this bait at my local dicks sporting goods store last week. I fish on Cayuga lake which is located in the finger lakes in Upstate New York. I purchased some Berkley grub minnows for fishing off of a dock near a marina and off of the shore near a small bank. I had lots of success in landing some fish including some blue gill, pumpkin seed, rock bass, and large mouth bass. Do n't let me forget to mention that I caught A LOT of gobies. These things have huge mouths and love the scented bait. You can definitely catch some 2 or 3 lb largemouth on these bait if you are fishing in the right area. I found that using a size 4 jawbone hook worked well with a Carolina rig for the fish I was after. I added a 1/8 oz weight about 5 inches from the hook. I received most bites and catches on sunny days with calm water in about 20- 40 feet of water. To retrieve the bait cast it out very far, then let it sink to the bottom. Then just slowly reel on the line every 5 seconds then let it sink then repeat. These baits tear away after you snag them or hook them multiple times. They also lose scent after a while so sometimes if it is reusable I wash it off then throw it back in the bag to soak in the juice.
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Glockenspiel
Glad to have these in my tackle kit. Don ’ t always have time to stop at the bait shop.
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