Berkley Gulp! Alive! Ripple Shad

from Fishing 101

I have fished this bait for 5 years plus. It catches about any species in inland salt water. Never fresh water fished with it though. My biggest complaint is the inconsistent movement of the bait. It seems to be hard most of the time which effects its swimming action. The fresher the bait the b...

from Gunga

Fished the 3 inch shad under a popping cork for specks and they are very effective and productive. My only complaint is that they are a bit fragile for gulp alive. I have fished many other original gulp alive which are extremely tough but the ripple shad will only last through a few bites whereas...

from pequa

I believe that the company should be advertising them for freshwater on the website. while I intend there use in the bay, and feel they will catch fish, there was no indication on the website that they were not for saltwater.

from Tagged Tom

I've used them on a hand tied “spec rig” and caught numerous speckled trout, grey trout, flounder and a couple short Cobia.

from dbeam1

These baits work well. they work better than any soft plastic I have ever used, they are as tough as most any plastic as well. They do cost more per bait, and the containers will leak if the baits aren't moved to a different type of jar or container.