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title: "Gulp! Sandworm Saltwater Fishing Soft Bait, Camo, 2in, Green"
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# Saltwater-optimized scent dispersion Durable, long-lasting soft bait Realistic sandworm texture Gulp! Sandworm Saltwater Fishing Soft Bait, Camo, 2in, Green

**Brand:** berkley
**Price:** € 14.97
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🐟 Hook more, wait less — the ultimate saltwater bait that outperforms live worms!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Gulp! Sandworm Saltwater Fishing Soft Bait, Camo, 2in, Green by berkley
- **How much does it cost?** € 14.97 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- berkley enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted berkley brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Built to Last:** Engineered for durability so you can rig and fish like live bait without constant replacements
- • **Proven Catch Magnet:** Trusted by anglers for instant action and superior fish attraction in saltwater environments
- • **Lifelike Sandworm Design:** Looks and swims like natural-cut sandworms for authentic fishing action
- • **Value-Packed Performance:** Comes in a convenient 24-pack, ensuring you’re always ready to dominate your next fishing trip
- • **Powerful Scent Technology:** Disperses natural attractant scent to expand your strike zone and reel in more fish

## Overview

Berkley Gulp! Saltwater Sandworm in New Penny is a 2-inch soft bait designed to mimic the look, feel, and movement of real sandworms. Featuring advanced scent dispersion technology, it attracts fish more effectively in saltwater conditions. Durable and long-lasting, this pack of 24 baits offers anglers a reliable, high-performance alternative to live bait, proven to increase catch rates and enhance fishing success.

## Description

The Berkley Gulp! Saltwater Sandworm Soft Bait looks and "swims" like real sandworms do, allowing anglers to catch the species they want with ease. The extreme scent dispersion of Gulp! soft bait expands the strike zone so you can catch more fish.

Review: Surf perch love them. - These out fish sand shrimp and clam necks for retail surf perch. They stay on the hook better than shrimp and I have caught several fish on the same bait.
Review: No gulps about it, this is the best. - These are quite simply put: The most deadly surf perch bait you can use. I've been using this pattern for years, if you don't get any hits on this camo pattern, the fish aren't biting! Pack up and go get a burger. I usually do a sliding rig (Carolina Rig), with an 18" leader and a barrel weight above the swivel. I use a 20 to 25 pound fluorocarbon Leader as I'm using 40 pound braid on the reel (I like braid as there's no stretch, you feel more. 20 pound is too hard to work with, same with 30 pound, 40 pound is perfect. I also use a dark green. I tried some white braids, or even yellow, and I do suspect some line fright with those, dark or moss green braid works best. I like the suffix variants, but really any decent quality braid is fine). The 20 to 25 pound leader allows you to grab onto it easier and haul up your catch in the surf. If they're biting in the real shallows, I'll shorten the leader up a bit. I used to used a bead between my barrel weight and swivel, but not anymore, and if you do use a black one, you don't need a bright one and all you'll do is attract them to nibble on that and not your bait! Important part -> Find the trough the perch are hanging in! (In the surf, it may be closer to you than you think, literally sometimes 10 to 15 feet in front of you if you're standing knee deep in the surf) Cast out, drag in slowly, you'll find the trough, or just do some basic wave reading and you'll find the sand bars and troughs. Alot of people cast as far out as they can, many times you don't need to, these perch are in close, feasting on the sand crabs. Sometimes the big ones are literally at your feet!, i.e. when the rip tide is going out, and it forms that small "Churn wave" (Where everything is churning up in that wave, you'll see the shells, sand crabs and all the nasties rolling around; cast right behind it, usually the big ones are right there! (The big ones are more powerful swimmers to come in close, whereas the little ones hang a little further out). I've also caught Stripers and plenty of Jack Smelt with this pattern (I've found Jack Smelt like the bloody pattern more, though). The camo pattern, however, seems irresistible it seems to ALL the perch varieties. I fish mostly northern California coast beaches, so far all varieties love this pattern. I've used the blood red pattern, White, Natural, motor oil, etc, but for some reason, the camo pattern makes them go berserko. I've theorized, especially on overcast days, the camo pattern seems to appeal to whatever light spectrum they can see, it just simply yields the most results (Remember, it's the camo pattern on one side, sort of an amber/brown on the other side). On sunny days you seem to get less hits but they're still productive. I've actually noticed this phenomenon as sometimes it can be sunny or overcast, a few times, all within the same day and I seem to continue to see this behavior (Of course, when it's sunny they can also bite less as they're more visible to predators from above (Birds), or so I believe). Of course, an hour before incoming tide is the best, but Perch are generally pretty voracious feeders. Morning and Dusk, regardless of tide times are best, but if a "Hatch" is on (such as a sand crab bloom, they're feeding throughout the day). Mid Day is when it slows down a bit more (on non hatch days). Also read the beach, look for sand crab colonies in the sand (you can see evidence of them on the dryer parts of the beaches where they wash up, but also look for their little antenna's in the inshore wet sand (Wetline: 1" to 2" where the water rushes up). You'll see what looks like little hairs right in the "wet line" of the beach, good chance the perch are there. Oh, BTW, make sure the envelope doesn't leak in your vest or pocket (keep closure side UP), or you'll have some seriously stinky odoriferous cleanup on your hands. The smellier the better though, when it comes to bait, and this stuff seriously rocks! I also use this 2" pattern cause the longer 4" patterns tend to just have the fish bite on the ends and end up being "Nibblers" without them fully taking it in. The 2" hooks more of them cause they go for it harder and don't have to share. Great plastic bait, possibly the best I've ever used. Good Luck!

## Features

- Look and feel like natural-cut sandworms
- Made using the highest quality materials
- Engineered to help anglers catch more fish
- Rig and fish like live bait—longer lasting and durable
- Disperses natural scent that attracts fish
- Looks and feels like natural cut sandworms
- Rig and fish like live bait- longer lasting and durable

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B001H0G286 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #21,417 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #70 in Fishing Soft Plastic Lures |
| Brand | Berkley |
| Brand Name | Berkley |
| Color | Green |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 997 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00028632223680 |
| Included Components | Pack of 24 soft baits |
| Item Dimensions | 7 x 5 x 1 inches |
| Item Type Name | Soft Bait |
| Item Weight | 0.04 Kilograms |
| Item dimensions L x W x H | 7 x 5 x 1 inches |
| Manufacturer | Pure Fishing |
| Material | Plastic |
| Material Type | Plastic |
| Number of Pieces | 24 |
| Size | 2" |
| Target Species | Fish |
| UPC | 015568907593 028632223680 784427259912 |
| Unit Count | 24.0 Count |
| Warranty Description | See manufacturer |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Berkley
- **Color:** Green
- **Item Weight:** 0.04 Kilograms
- **Material:** Plastic
- **Size:** 2"

## Images

![Gulp! Sandworm Saltwater Fishing Soft Bait, Camo, 2in, Green - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61+lFm37asL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: What’s the best hook size to use? i’ll be fishing the morro bay area.**
A: 1/0 bait holder hook

**Q: Are these biodegradable?**
A: According to the Cabelas' website:

Berkley® Gulp! ® 6" Sandworm. All the advantages of soft plastics and live bait wrapped up in one revolutionary new product. ... The 100% biodegradable plastic-free construction means they are completely environmentally safe.

**Q: how many the package if I order now when I would get?**
A: Read your question and try again. Makes no sense. Their will be approximately 15-20 per bag.

**Q: Would this work on a wacky rig?**
A: I don't see why not, but this is a pretty short plastic worm, they make a longer version that would probably have more action. No flip tail on these as well (obviously) so it would be limited wiggle factor being this short.    I use this gulp sandworm for inshore beach fishing for Saltwater Perch (Although I have snagged a few Stripers from time to time on it).   I don't run a wacky rig on it, I just thread the worm onto a #1 hook (head to tail, and let the business end of the hook protrude from the tail), then I finish it with a Carolina rig (3/4 to 1 ounce barrel weight) with an 18" to 2 foot leader of a good 20# fluorocarbon (like Seaguar, Pline, etc). (I like the 20, 25# leaders as when you get those surf pigs in close you can easily grab it and get them up to unhook them).  Also doesn't tangle like a 4#.  They really can't see it otherwise.   I'm using braid before the barrel swivel and weight as I like the no stretch quality of braid, easier to set the hook and Perch are such voracious feeders they really don't care.  
Of course, leader length depends on the feeding trough in the surf, if they're really close, and I know with the ebb and tide, and whether or not the tide is coming in or out, depending on average depth I'll vary the leader length. 
Either way, this pattern, in Saltwater, for some reason is getting the best results; it's like whatever spectrum of UV they can see, they see this pattern the best, or it looks the most delicious  I've also noticed it's effectiveness is vastly increased on overcast days versus sunny days, but that could just be a factor of pressure system and whether or not they like to feed more in overcast versus bright sun, which I believe they do (Less predators can see them in both the water and above the water).   I've tried the red blood pattern, which works okay, I've tried the white, motor oil, pretty much all of them, and this Camo pattern works the best.  I've also tried the 4 or 6" version (can't remember); but typically the longer version just tends to end up being the victim of the "Pesky Annoying Nibblers" and overall just gulp baits of Treacherous thievery.  With the longer worm I can't seem to get them to take it all in, this 2" is the perfect happy meal size to get them all, small or large. 
Good luck; it's a deadly bait.  Just remember to keep the sealed side of the pouch "up", cause you'll have one major stink factor on your hands if they leak into your jackets or the front pocket of your wader.  :-)

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Surf perch love them.
*by K***S on January 25, 2026*

These out fish sand shrimp and clam necks for retail surf perch. They stay on the hook better than shrimp and I have caught several fish on the same bait.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ No gulps about it, this is the best.
*by M***H on December 15, 2017*

These are quite simply put: The most deadly surf perch bait you can use. I've been using this pattern for years, if you don't get any hits on this camo pattern, the fish aren't biting! Pack up and go get a burger. I usually do a sliding rig (Carolina Rig), with an 18" leader and a barrel weight above the swivel. I use a 20 to 25 pound fluorocarbon Leader as I'm using 40 pound braid on the reel (I like braid as there's no stretch, you feel more. 20 pound is too hard to work with, same with 30 pound, 40 pound is perfect. I also use a dark green. I tried some white braids, or even yellow, and I do suspect some line fright with those, dark or moss green braid works best. I like the suffix variants, but really any decent quality braid is fine). The 20 to 25 pound leader allows you to grab onto it easier and haul up your catch in the surf. If they're biting in the real shallows, I'll shorten the leader up a bit. I used to used a bead between my barrel weight and swivel, but not anymore, and if you do use a black one, you don't need a bright one and all you'll do is attract them to nibble on that and not your bait! Important part -> Find the trough the perch are hanging in! (In the surf, it may be closer to you than you think, literally sometimes 10 to 15 feet in front of you if you're standing knee deep in the surf) Cast out, drag in slowly, you'll find the trough, or just do some basic wave reading and you'll find the sand bars and troughs. Alot of people cast as far out as they can, many times you don't need to, these perch are in close, feasting on the sand crabs. Sometimes the big ones are literally at your feet!, i.e. when the rip tide is going out, and it forms that small "Churn wave" (Where everything is churning up in that wave, you'll see the shells, sand crabs and all the nasties rolling around; cast right behind it, usually the big ones are right there! (The big ones are more powerful swimmers to come in close, whereas the little ones hang a little further out). I've also caught Stripers and plenty of Jack Smelt with this pattern (I've found Jack Smelt like the bloody pattern more, though). The camo pattern, however, seems irresistible it seems to ALL the perch varieties. I fish mostly northern California coast beaches, so far all varieties love this pattern. I've used the blood red pattern, White, Natural, motor oil, etc, but for some reason, the camo pattern makes them go berserko. I've theorized, especially on overcast days, the camo pattern seems to appeal to whatever light spectrum they can see, it just simply yields the most results (Remember, it's the camo pattern on one side, sort of an amber/brown on the other side). On sunny days you seem to get less hits but they're still productive. I've actually noticed this phenomenon as sometimes it can be sunny or overcast, a few times, all within the same day and I seem to continue to see this behavior (Of course, when it's sunny they can also bite less as they're more visible to predators from above (Birds), or so I believe). Of course, an hour before incoming tide is the best, but Perch are generally pretty voracious feeders. Morning and Dusk, regardless of tide times are best, but if a "Hatch" is on (such as a sand crab bloom, they're feeding throughout the day). Mid Day is when it slows down a bit more (on non hatch days). Also read the beach, look for sand crab colonies in the sand (you can see evidence of them on the dryer parts of the beaches where they wash up, but also look for their little antenna's in the inshore wet sand (Wetline: 1" to 2" where the water rushes up). You'll see what looks like little hairs right in the "wet line" of the beach, good chance the perch are there. Oh, BTW, make sure the envelope doesn't leak in your vest or pocket (keep closure side UP), or you'll have some seriously stinky odoriferous cleanup on your hands. The smellier the better though, when it comes to bait, and this stuff seriously rocks! I also use this 2" pattern cause the longer 4" patterns tend to just have the fish bite on the ends and end up being "Nibblers" without them fully taking it in. The 2" hooks more of them cause they go for it harder and don't have to share. Great plastic bait, possibly the best I've ever used. Good Luck!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ They’re too good!
*by A***R on September 21, 2025*

These things work better than sea fleas! The second we casted it was instant action. I will say they get bit off very easily so buy at least two packs! Definitely buying more!

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