do they only work on saltwater fish?
113198
I've never used them in freshwater, but I'm sure they would would an anything that eats shrimp/crawfish.
113199
Not sure, but most shrimp are found in saltwater or brackish water. I bet bass in brackish water would eat them though.
113200
I'm not sure. The package says salt water. Maybe you should look for the Gulp that is good for fresh water. I don't know if the fish know the difference.
113201
I actually used them for freshwater sturgeon. I had fairly good success with them.
113202
Freshwater fish have never seen a saltwater shrimp and are not accustomed to eating them. These are nothing like freshwater shrimp. There are much better baits for freshwater and I would not use these.
1876127
I think it's intended for freshwater, given the size of the reel (6 weight), but just like most reels nowadays, it would probably be fine in the saltwater as long as you rinse it off in freshwater at the end of the day.
491038
Yes, but beware that some ammonia pads are freshwater only. Something to keep in mind if your have a saltwater tank.
238772
I wish they did, but my experience is the ones that don't "go away" to die remain and can have quite a stink. My experience, however, is that most seem to go "out" and never come back. I believe that all of these baits work about the same. Spread the bait packets and then watch for new signs of the critters. Good luck.
825406
I have this installed for my fresh water wash down option on my 21' Seapro...It worked in a Salt Water environment all last season but I don't know about its actual use for saltwater.
1505922
Im noy sure if this is the right food for a salt water fish. I only have fresh water fish.
708893
I use mine only in saltwater, rinse with water when day is over, Great reel.
1304474
Yes. I used it all the time, for salt water, used 18 test line. Pull 20 lbs.reds all day long, sheephead, kingfish, and. macroe..
739537
its meant for salt water but if you are fishing for very large fish you can use it in freash water.
988275
I don't know the answer for sure, but since they are nitrile gloves, I would think not. If I had had these gloves at the time I owned a salt-water reef aquarium, I most certainly would have used them.
1535258
No, it does not.For what it's worth, my experience with the "level wind" feature on certain reels suggests they do not work well when used in a salt water environment. The salt accumulates inside the level wind mechanism and causes myriad problems, which usually present themselves when you are trying to land a large fish. In my opinion, no salt water reels should have a level wind feature except for those which sit, polished and pretty, on some "sportsman's" shelves.
1001831
I've never used it saltwater fishing but I would think it would work fine because you are using it on the hook and not the fish.
1099070
These are to be used with spring water and they only eat yeast and egg yolks. Your fish will only eat them.
1469563
My brother was basically gutting fish when the would swallow the hook and since I've bought these they have saved several bass. I'm not sure what kind of fish your fishing for... I had mine all thew last season and there wasn't a spot of rust on them.
909550
yes you can, however most salt water enthusiasts prefer a much bigger filter, and often a sump below or next to the tank to increase biological filtration. Salt environments are more difficult to keep everything at levels the creatures can tolerate and thrive in.
881283
No - but they didn't work for our tank. The died pretty quickly and weren't able to help with our snail population. We were disappointed.
1688536
Sorry, I cannot help you. I have never used these lures in deep salt water. I have only used them in brackish (sp?) water and I have never caught anything on them. So sorry. . .. . .