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Press Release from Berkley
GULP! 6.5 INCH NEMESIS COLOUR EXTENSION
Combine the fish catching profile of a Jerkshad and the enticing tail action of a grub and you get the new Gulp Nemesis.
Proven on the water on a host of species from Snapper to big Fingermark.
The Nemesis gets 4 new colours: Glitter Pink, Red Green Sparkle, Sapphire Shine and Curried Chicken.
100% biodegradable and made of
100% natural ingredients.
Releases 400 times more scent than plastic baits.
Available in a huge range of shapes and sizes.
Proven effective on many Australian species.
For more information visit Berkley-fishing.com.au.
RRP $9.95
Available Sept 2013

Not a bad price either

stormboy wrote:Not a bad price either

Depending on how many are in a packet!

Rhet wrote:

stormboy wrote:Not a bad price either

Depending on how many are in a packet!

Depends on where you're fishing too

Not sure what you're referring to mate, but I was meaning if there are 10 in a packet........that could be considered as representing better value (or a better price) than if there were 2 in a packet.

I can only gather that you mean if you need to purchase these in a remote location or such, (if they where your go-to lure) for $9.95 that's a good price no matter how many are in a pack? So you might be looking at the perceived value?

Anyway, back on topic........I'll be looking forward to giving these a try when they're available.

I was meaning which species you are targeting, toothy critters can be expensive exercise or not so toothy could be good. 7 inch have 4, so 6.5 might have 6 maybe? Still better than $13.95 for a pack of 7 inch jerk shads. Bcf have them for $6 a packet at the moment FYI.

stormboy wrote:....... Bcf have them for $6 a packet at the moment FYI.

BCF have something in stock?

sarrge wrote:

stormboy wrote:....... Bcf have them for $6 a packet at the moment FYI.

BCF have something in stock?

Haha I'm hearing ya

These are already for sale and are ok, i prefer jerk shad though

Yeah, I believe this is an extension to the colour range. I used them a few months back out at South Gutter and the sharks loved them. Been meaning to get them into some better fish one day soon. From memory I think the same amount in a packet as the other gulps

yep, they get chewed up pretty easy by most reef species, don't generally get too many drops with the 1.