Gulp Recommendation

[Andycw]

Ok, out of the 800 different Gulp baits, which do you guys prefer for fluke?

Thanks,
Andy

[jiocg1181]

Well I would say you would want to stick to the standards... Chartreuse, white, Glo, Nuclear Chicken, Pink Shine. I carry a variety of sizes and shapes. From 4" swimming mullets to jerks to grubs. You never know when one is going to produce better which is why I think Fluking has become more of a sport over the last few years. Just my thoughts.

[ChumDumpster]

6" bubblegum grubs all day...with live killies ��

[the directa]

Try the nuclear nemesis

[Gerry Zagorski]

For bucktailing, I like 6 inch grubs... White, Nuke Chicken, Pink Shine, Chartreuse all work and depending on the day some better then others.

Most times the fish hit the teaser not the bucktail so I usually use the gulp on the teaser and a piece of meat, like long strips of squid or fluke belly on the bucktail.

I've also seen days where unless you tip your teaser gulp hook with a spearing, smelt, killie or sandeel the fish didn't touch it.

[bunker dunker]

I think it has everything to do with were you fish for fluke.the more you can "match the hatch" the more and bigger fish you will catch.when drifting open bottom I like the bright colors as the fish can see longer distances.when I am fishing rough bottom I like the dark colors.for example when fishing the inshore snags they hold sea bass. we all know how much all fish like eating those little sea bass.so I use a black bucktail with a white gulb that just sticks out an inch from the hair.this looks like a small sea bass and when jigged by a waiting fluke it is lights out.just my 2$

[Fisherman120]

Use swimming mullet or grubs, no need for anything else. See what few colors you like and stick to them.

[Rubberhead]

Pink Shine all the time. On a 24"-30" dropper about a foot above the Bucktail. In rough stuff I go with a verticle dropper presentation. Don't forget to jig your ass off. 90 percent will hit the dropper. Just a suggestion but work Wonders for me lol.

[fish4fun]

I've seen everything mentioned here work at one time or another. Which one is best is impossible to tell because what worked well Tuesday produced nothing Wednesday. But what I have seen work almost every day is a dead rental stick in the water with boat bait. (apiece of fluke belly and spearing). It may not get you a pool winner and it may be just a shorty but it produces. If you think I'm joking just ask my grandson.

[mike1010]

It depends on conditions, but I limited last year using new penny squidos.