Berkley PowerBait Power Honey Worm Fishing Bait, Yellow, 1in | 3cm, Irresistible Scent & Flavor, Realistic Profile, Ideal for Bluegill, Crappie, Perch and More

I have heard they can work better than live bait.

Paying $3.56 and recieved a convenient little jar of 55 worms. I mainly bought these to try out for panfish like bluegills and perch since I was tired of buying messy worms that died easily in the warm summer weather. These work great with panfish hooks and red salmon egg hooks, 4-6lb mono line with or without a float/bobber. The color is a dull yellow but still highly visible for the fish and spot fishing. They are durable enough to be able to catch at least 3-4 fish before rebaiting. They do come "dry" which was a suprise but they are still smelly. Compared to real worms (pinched 1/2 inche pieces), they work just as good for catching panfish. Read some other reviews saying it works for trout which Ill try out soon and update you guys. Overall a great value and product thats easy to have around as panfish bait.

I caught my limit of rainbow trout on this bait while other fisherman near me were struggling to get a bite. The only downside to this bait is that it has a thick, rubbery texture. If you cover too much of the hook with this bait, the fishes mouth will slide right over the barb and you will not get a hook-up. You must leave a small part of the barb exposed.

I like them so much I bought two of them

Fish don't bite on these as I expected, I was hoping that I'd bring in a few fish instead of wasting bait.. I guess I'm just placing my line in the wrong places.

Best summer bait for trout. Fish it with 4 feet of flurocarbon 4# leader behind a bubble float, just like a Pistol Pete. Will float on a number 10 hook, sinks slowly with larger hooks. Passive or Active. Fish hit so hard they swallow the hook 80% of the time, be ready to cut line at mouth (while fish still half in water, half on bank) if not keeping fish--fish will survive if not messed with by trying surgery to extract one lousy hook (google it, look for biologist recommendation). Hook dissolves. I have gutted dozens with hooks in them. Sometimes works in winter. White and Red just as good, maybe better.

These are great for catching small panfish from the shore. My daughter loves these because she doesn't like to put real worms on the hook. I love them because I don't have to spend my entire time putting worms on the hook for her. These also don't get nibbled away as easily as regular worms, which also adds to my fishing time (not baiting the little one's pole). I wish the worms came individually cut instead of one long strand that you have to separate. They are easy to separate, don't get me wrong, but when you have a few things in your hands while trying to bait a hook, it's easier to just grab one and go. Pros: work great for small panfish, easy to use Cons: wish they came as separate worms

These are little baits that actually work. The best use I have found is to put them on small circle hooks and float under a bobber. These work very well for panfish of all kinds. We have caught bluegill, red breasted sunfish, perch and crappie on these. They work almost as well as live worms but last much longer. These also work well for children to learn to bait their own hooks, especially when they don't like live bait. I had a half a jar left of the old ones and got these because they can sometimes be tough to find.