Just purchased a container of chartreuse gulps for tomorrow's surf fishing for flounder, or trout or redfish! Thanks for the video! Couldn't remember the best way to rig them!
I already know how to rig these but I just wanted to say how amazing these lures are! In Melbourne Australia, the snapper and bream smash these! I won’t use anything else in saltwater!
I usually use a 4 inch gulp as a teaser when fishing for fluke in the surf and a bucktail on the bottom. However, I would like to also fish the gulp as my only lure (no bucktail) for calm surf. What jighead and hook size would you recommend in 3/8oz and 1/2oz?
We'd recommend the Hoss Helix Weighted Hooks or the Zman Trout Eyez Jig Heads. Both of those (and several other options) are available on our website: fishstrong.com/collections/terminal-tackle-1 We also have some great articles on fluke fishing on our website. Just go to www.saltstrong.com/fishing-tips/ and search for fluke.
@@carlsmith9026 I either hook it the first way he showed in the video, just position your knot so the bait hangs more horizontal and not too vertical. I'll aslo sometimes just hook just the front through the nose.
@@Saltstrong I saw gulp also makes a mullet and grub, the only difference I noticed was the actual body but the tails seemed the same. Based off my logic wouldnt they perform the same since it’s the same tail? I guess it would just have a different profile
You talk about skin hooking soft plastics in other videos and here you say you need a large gap between the grub and hook point. You say that the tail can get caught in the hook while retrieving and then say that the tail is back behind the bait during the retrieve. You give so much good information but don’t show it in a pool for instance. I’m guessing that the tails get hooked during the cast, not the retrieve? I’d love to see what you’re talking about as far as hook placement too far back vs the correct placement. Love the videos but until I get a lot more experienced, I leave equally confused as educated sometimes
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I'm going to use these baits for the first time in Fort Lauderdale! Thanks for the tips. I appreciate it so much.
Just got my lure set yesterday, so excited for winter fishing!! 😊
Thanks so much.. very useful tips
Thank you man I am still barely new and I have been stressing over the position of the tail LOL
Just purchased a container of chartreuse gulps for tomorrow's surf fishing for flounder, or trout or redfish! Thanks for the video! Couldn't remember the best way to rig them!
Love your videos Tony! Keep them coming.
I already know how to rig these but I just wanted to say how amazing these lures are! In Melbourne Australia, the snapper and bream smash these! I won’t use anything else in saltwater!
Thank you for the support!
Tony, do you use a loop knot to tie the jig to the leader? Thanks.
Tail biters are the worst with the gulp, so I switched to zman curly tailz
Excellent tip, thanks sir🐳🐳🐳
Good stuff! Thank you!!
Is it better upside down the mullet , and what size hook do I need for this 4 in
Great tip !! Thanks .
thank you,this helps alot
I ALWAYS rig upside down. Works well
Thank you for being really short and brief!
You're welcome!
I usually use a 4 inch gulp as a teaser when fishing for fluke in the surf and a bucktail on the bottom. However, I would like to also fish the gulp as my only lure (no bucktail) for calm surf. What jighead and hook size would you recommend in 3/8oz and 1/2oz?
We'd recommend the Hoss Helix Weighted Hooks or the Zman Trout Eyez Jig Heads. Both of those (and several other options) are available on our website: fishstrong.com/collections/terminal-tackle-1
We also have some great articles on fluke fishing on our website. Just go to www.saltstrong.com/fishing-tips/ and search for fluke.
Gulp swimming mullet is one of my go to baits. I like to use it under a popping cork also.
Under a float how do you rig the bait ?
@@carlsmith9026 I either hook it the first way he showed in the video, just position your knot so the bait hangs more horizontal and not too vertical. I'll aslo sometimes just hook just the front through the nose.
Good tips
Hey there, just wondering if you can fish these freshwater. Thanks!
Yes, should be fine!
Tony. When and in what conditions would you choose this in lieu of a paddle tail shad or is it simply another choice to have options? Thanks
Is that a 2/0 or 3/0 hook you use on that swimming mullet?
4 inch so 2/0
The fish keep biting the take off and I can’t hook them
Hi we fish in israel groupers in sea which gulp mullet or other lure you reccomend pls
Any type of soft plastic lure will do the job!
What’s the difference between the mullets and grubs
That is what Gulp! refers to them as and other manufacturers call them grubs. They are similar and often the same
@@Saltstrong I saw gulp also makes a mullet and grub, the only difference I noticed was the actual body but the tails seemed the same. Based off my logic wouldnt they perform the same since it’s the same tail? I guess it would just have a different profile
@@Saltstronghow do you use jig heads when you need 5+ ounces of weight to get to the bottom ? Fish finder rig?
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You talk about skin hooking soft plastics in other videos and here you say you need a large gap between the grub and hook point. You say that the tail can get caught in the hook while retrieving and then say that the tail is back behind the bait during the retrieve. You give so much good information but don’t show it in a pool for instance. I’m guessing that the tails get hooked during the cast, not the retrieve? I’d love to see what you’re talking about as far as hook placement too far back vs the correct placement. Love the videos but until I get a lot more experienced, I leave equally confused as educated sometimes
No one uses gulp anymore. Better off just throwing $ directly in trash.
Tony apparently does.
Too many commercials, next