Has anyone tried the Gulp Sandworms with a Tube N Worm rig? I was just wondering if they do as well since they are a little cheaper and supposed to last longer than the natural bait.

We sell a lot of them. Guys buy them and do not have to worry when they can get out. This year they have a bigger size and more colors.

:pop:We sell tons of them at the shop. In fact a guy came in Thurs. and spent $100 on them. Said that's all they use. The bigger ones ain't cheap. I've caught on them but I'm not a hard core T&W user. :cheers:

I used them last year for the fisrt time. They were too small IMHO. I will try the big ones this year.

I always have them as a backup in case I run out of the real thing, but I prefer the real macoy. Last year I saw one day that the fish would not touch the fake, a few boats were fishing them, but were all over the real thing. They were also all over bunker spoons too, a big hunk of shinny metal with gigantic hooks, so who knows.

I always have them as a backup in case I run out of the real thing, but I prefer the real macoy. Last year I saw one day that the fish would not touch the fake, a few boats were fishing them, but were all over the real thing. They were also all over bunker spoons too, a big hunk of shinny metal with gigantic hooks, so who knows.


Especially if you can get the BIG SEAWORMS right PM :cheers:

You got that right bud. Got to be at the right place at the right time:uhuh::cheers: