Berkley Power Honey Worms & Squirmin Squirt

[Anatz]

Today I decided to pick up some pan fish bait and bought my self Berkley Power Honey Worms & Squirmin Squirt. Has anyone ever used these baits, if so, please tell me your experience.

 

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[Anatz]

I went fishing @ Little Lake, Barrie and I finally got to use my Berkley Power Honey Worms and I caught around 50 pan fishes which included sunfishes and perches within 30 minutes. This bait is worth the money and you don't have to change the bait. I never had to replace the honey worms and I think you could probably reuse it again in the future by putting it back into the jar. This beats worms. And also I caught 1 LM, but it was a small guy =]

Edited August 20, 2007 by Anatz

[pikehunter]

From your report I would say that it works!

 

Haven't tried it yet, saw it on the shelf at Trombly's in orillia last week and thought it was rather pricey since I haven't really read a report about it. I think the price was around 19 bucks? for the small and 50 for the large bucket? If it works then it's worth it!

[BITEME]

power leeches and power minnows=BASS DEATH

Edited August 20, 2007 by BITEME

[wallyboss]

Pikehunter , these are not the expensive ones.

 

Anatz they're incredible for Panfish thru the ice also. I won't leave home without them when heading out for crappies.

[bassmaster4]

do you have to move them around somehow or do you chuck em out with a bobber or something

[wallyboss]

I've used them on jigs and i've used them under floats.

[canadianguy33]

I haven't used this exact type of powerbait, but I've found success with nearly all of the powerbaits I've used and I use them quite a lot over the years.

 

Personally, I like the Berkley Gulp baits better because they're more like live bait and the fish can actually eat them. If I were trying to catch pan fish I'd use the 6" pumpkinseed nightcrawlers and cut them into thirds.

 

Also, sometimes I'll save the baits if I've only used them for a couple of hours, but I never put them back in the bag/jar with the new ones. Even though I don't think panfish are particularly sensitive to smell, I just don't like the idea of possibly contaminating the new baits.

[Anatz]

thats true...lucky I didn't put it back. I used a float with it.

[pikehunter]

Pikehunter , these are not the expensive ones.

 

Oh yeah....

 

Now that I have taken a second look at the picture I see that this is not the product I was thinking of. My mistake, thanks for pointing that out.

 

Glad the honey worms and grubs worked for you Anatz.