are made of polyvinyl chloride (PVC), the same material used to make pipes and other items. To make a soft plastic bait out of PVC, the material must be heated up and combined with an oil-based resin. The more oil-based resin added to the PVC, the softer the bait will be. This is how Berkley PowerBait is made.

Gulp! is made of water-based resins which means that it literally “breathes” in the water. As soon as your bait hits the water it is releasing its scent formula. Standard soft plastics that are made from oil-based resins do not release their scent until the bait has been broken (oil and water DO NOT mix).

My favorite is a Berkley Powerbait Power Swimmer. I usually go with the 3.3 or 3.8-inch size and I throw it with a 1/4-ounce VMC Dominator head. Pick the style you like the best. They're all good.

The first thing to understand is that the Powerbait we use (or any other synthetic bait that comes on a jar) should float.

Power bait smells good and tastes good so that not only will fish eat it at a higher rate they will hold it for longer. So you can put them in the boat.

I'll do here is I'll take just some of my power of eight. Get. Something that's probably a little bit bigger than a pea. Maybe a marble size bait. And just push it on to the treble hook. And now.

The average human reaction time is . 25 seconds our researchers have observed bass spit abatement.

Berkley is a fishing tackle company founded in Spirit Lake, Iowa in 1937 as Berkley Fly Co. by Berkley Bedell. Berkley is most known for its brands 'Berkley Trilene' fishing line and 'PowerBait' scented lures.

Get. Something that's probably a little bit bigger than a pea. Maybe a marble size bait. And just push it on to the treble hook. And now. I want to do is make sure I pack. That bait around here.

The average human reaction time is . 25 seconds our researchers have observed bass spit abatement.

1. Berkley Powerbait. The go-to choice for any Rainbow trout angler. Berkley Powerbait has accounted for more rainbow trout than any other trout bait.

In 1988, a young chemical engineer changed the face of trout fishing forever. Combining a formal education in chemistry and a lifelong interest in angling, Pure Fishing research scientist John Prochnow created a national fishing phenomenon: PowerBait.