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Re: Line type?

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Team Bad Company wrote:since nobody else has said it i will.... GO BUY A FEW BAGS OF BERKLEY GULPS... a couple feet under a cajun thunder, 3-5' of water over some grassflats you will have no problem catching fish
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I know you will get grief but I like the Berkley Gulp.It is the great equalizer even inexperienced fisherman have luck with them.
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Re: Line type?

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birddog wrote:
Team Bad Company wrote:since nobody else has said it i will.... GO BUY A FEW BAGS OF BERKLEY GULPS... a couple feet under a cajun thunder, 3-5' of water over some grassflats you will have no problem catching fish
What a mess wrote:
I know you will get grief but I like the Berkley Gulp.It is the great equalizer even inexperienced fisherman have luck with them.
:lol: :thumbup:
Once you start using Gulp!, you'll look for more ways to catch fish. I didn't even own a top water bait until I started listening to these guys and have been fairly successful with them. Join the club great fellowship and information is always a question away.
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Post by QueenB »

OK...I got some GULPS and now I just need Saturday to get here so I can try them out!! I am so ready to be on the water. The next two days in the cubicle will be long!
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