New Gulp! tails

Eels are a popular food source for a wide range of species, and the GULP! 10” Eels are proving to be a firm favourite in a variety of anglers’ arsenals. The scent, flavour, action and appearance imitate live eels. This shape comes in three different colours, which are all performing well: Black, Silver Mud and Natural. Berkley’s

GULP! 6.5” Nemesis, with its fantastic curl tail is a firm favourite with soft-bait anglers. It produces great action in the water and the results speak for themselves. The 6.5” Nemesis is back by popular demand in a suite of colours including: Nuclear Chicken, Pink Shine, Blue Pepper Neon, White Glow and Open Night.

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The GULP! Swimming Mullet’s ‘fat’ profile and flickering curl tail make it a deadly fish magnet, now available in the popular five-inch size. The swimming action of the large curl tail combined with an enticing ‘body roll’ at a slow retrieve makes the five-inch Swimming Mullet ideal for XOS snapper. Then add the fish-attracting Gulp! scent and powerful scent release properties, and you have a snapper lolly.

Gulp! Releases 400 times more scent than plastic baits, expanding the strike zone so you Catch More Fish. Made from 100% natural ingredients Gulp! is environmentally and fish friendly.

Available from tackle stores, nationwide. Visit Berkley-fishing.co.nz for more.

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