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Berkley PowerBait Pro Twitchtail Minnows

Item#: F16621

2 reviews

$5.79

$3.83

Berkley PowerBait Pro Twitchtail Minnows features a sleek profile with a thin tail that creates an irresistible swimming action to attract bass and walleye. These versatile soft baits are infused with PowerBait's exclusive scent and flavor - proven to keep predatory fish on the hook 18 times longer than the competition. These Twitchtail Minnows are available in pro-designed colors so fish can see … Read More

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It Works!!

Posted by Midnight on October 14, 2020

This bait just plain works for walleye. I use it on a jig head and catch many walleyes on the same bait! It holds up well and you don't have to keep it in sauce.

This bait just plain works for walleye. I use it on a jig head and catch many walleyes on the same bait! It holds up well and you don't have to keep it in sauce.
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Better than live minnows!

Posted by Daniel on June 3, 2020

These act just like one of those live injured minnows on your bait bucket that are spinning and twitching. I have found these to be deadly tipped on a jig bouncing off the bottom or twitching. Make s… Read More

These act just like one of those live injured minnows on your bait bucket that are spinning and twitching. I have found these to be deadly tipped on a jig bouncing off the bottom or twitching. Make sure you don't leave slack in your line because they almost always hit on the drop. They get hits even when the walleyes are neutral. Just go slower, especially in colder water.