has anyone tried the Gulp crawlers for carp and suckers?

[Grant]

picked some up this weekend, they seem like they'd be less trouble than the real ones.

any thoughts?

[Ralph Wiggum]

Nope, but I saw a show last year on Lake Sturgeon in the Rainy River and they were using Gulp! crawlers with good success.

[Tyler Holm]

 Originally Posted By: Ralph Wiggum

Nope, but I saw a show last year on Lake Sturgeon in the Rainy River and they were using Gulp! crawlers with good success.

I saw that too. Those guys were fishing and filming right next to us (filmed ~3 years ago by North American Fisherman (or something like that)). We were actually shown in the background a few times during the movie. They used one gulp crawler and one live crawler. The gulps stay on better and had better scent dispersion than live bait. I don't remember if they used gulp exclusively or not, but I think it would work especially if your in a pinch for live crawlers.

I would consider trying gulp for suckers and I imagine they would produce some fish; however, I doubt they would outfish live bait.

[Grant]

I plan to make some time in the next week to test the theory~

I'll post a report after I do!

Grant

[Bassman55]

I have used them fishing for suckers and small cats, but my friend was beating me so bad I had to go to live crawlers. I wasn't a fan of them.

[bassbozo]

last spring I used the gulp crawlers to fish for sucker and they worked pretty well. I can't really say they worked better than real crawlers but I did catch fish.