Are the Berkley powerbait rattlin shrimp good lures for largemouth bass?
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If yes what is the best retrieve for them?
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i have never used them but bass dont usually eat shrimp
no largemouth like plasic worms but the best platic bait are mr. twisiters they work the best for bass hope this helps
No, I wouldn’t think its a good lure for them. Anything that’s made to look, feel, smell, taste or even resemble a shrimp is made for saltwater. A largemouth bass may hit it thinking its a crawdad, though. You can try bouncing it in slowly and working it like a crawdad.