worms and Gulp! nightcrawlers for bluegill?

Question

which live worms work better for bluegill, waxworms or nightcrawlers? i wanna know also if Gulp! nightcrawlers are better than live nightcrawlers or if they r better than waxworms. i want feedback on people that used the gulp nightcrawlers for bluegill

this kind is the red kind that they say has the same taste as reg worms and its in a jar with about 20 of them. another thing i was thinking about is are earthworms better for bluegill?

this kind is the red kind that they say has the same taste as reg worms and its in a jar with about 20 of them. another thing i was thinking about is are earthworms better for bluegill? these jars with the gulp nightcrawlers r about 5$ a jar

gulp! is form berekeley fishing products

the nightcrawler gulp! is red colored and about 2 inches

Answer 1

I've never had much luck with the Gulp stuff. In my opinon, nightcrawlers are a little to big for bluegill. Waxworms usually work great, especially for ice fishing. Usually in the summer I use smaller red or garden worms. If those aren't available, I break off pieces of crawlers and fish them.

Answer 2

I`ve always had better luck with nightcrawlers.