. Ended up with so many double hookup frenzies that I often just use the TB worms now once the fish are located 
. They also work a treat on the pinkies!4" Gulp Turtleback worms
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seasquarie
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4" Gulp Turtleback worms
These things are the ducks nuts for whiting - especially in punkinseed. I started out fishing pipi on one rod and the TB worm on the other so that I still had a chance once the soft bait got ripped off or I was busy unhooking fish . Ended up with so many double hookup frenzies that I often just use the TB worms now once the fish are located . They also work a treat on the pinkies!
. Ended up with so many double hookup frenzies that I often just use the TB worms now once the fish are located . They also work a treat on the pinkies!-
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Re: 4" Gulp Turtleback worms
the dogs bollocks.
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GoneFishn
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Re: 4" Gulp Turtleback worms
Love them and there is new colors coming out soon 
and I'll be pushing hard to get them in store.
and I'll be pushing hard to get them in store.
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cruiser
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Re: 4" Gulp Turtleback worms
They are my go to sp at this point in time ,pumpkin green has been good to me and also I have tried the new camo worms with instant success
cheers cruiser
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Re: 4" Gulp Turtleback worms
Yes ducks nuts indeed, i like the red with black one (can't remember the name).
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madfishman
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Re: 4" Gulp Turtleback worms
I started using these a few weeks ago after a few mates had been getting bream in the comps, also dont know the name but there out in the garage(so far away) , ive noticed with the turtle backs that only a couple in the pack work effectively on the drop. but they work.bilby wrote:Yes ducks nuts indeed, i like the red with black one (can't remember the name).
Cheers Bilby.
Cheers
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Re: 4" Gulp Turtleback worms
Hi Maybe a stupid question but how do you bait them up is it just hooked thru the middle or do you thread it down?
Andrew
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bilby
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Re: 4" Gulp Turtleback worms
Like any other plastic, straight through the centre and out though the middle, test swim them and away you go.
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