And it's gonna make those bass react.

Just about like that then i'm going to hold it with my fingers. And do five or six around the main. Line usually four or five or six will work just fine depending on how heavy the line.

The popper is an effective and proven lure designed to move water using a concave or hollowed nose. Poppers aim to simulate any sort of distressed creature that might be moving or struggling on the surface of the water (baitfish, frogs, and insects are the most typical imitations).

Perhaps the most exciting way to catch stripers & bluefish when fishing with lures is using a popper. Poppers come in many sizes and shapes. They are usually made of hard plastic or wood.

Poppers are most effective when used to catch fish in shallow water. However, they can be used to catch a variety of different fish species in both calm and choppy water conditions. Some of the most common fish that can be caught with a popper lure include bass, trout, crappie, bluegill, and catfish.

The popper is an effective and proven lure designed to move water using a concave or hollowed nose. Poppers aim to simulate any sort of distressed creature that might be moving or struggling on the surface of the water (baitfish, frogs, and insects are the most typical imitations).

Wanna catch a fish's attention? The Poppa Q is a small surface popper designed to attract the attention of a fish, then entice it to eat! The “bloop” sound combined with a splash of water, imitates bugs, insects and other small animals which bream, trevally, flathead, bass, perch and trout will all feed on.

Poppers should be used anytime except in the dark of night when other surface lures such as Danny-type surface swimmers are more appropriate. Usually poppers are fished with a moderately fast retrieve, with rod tip held high.

Pop fishing or "popping" is one of the most exciting ways to fish as you can witness all the action close to the surface of the water. This style of fishing involves dragging a lure known as a popper across the surface of the water with a short sharp retrieving action.

Topwater Poppers Topwater lures like the Castaic Solid Leg Frog Popper also perform well at night because their legs extend and retract during the retrieval, just like the real thing. In general, you'll have better results with a popper during full moon phases as the bright light reflects off the bait.

Nitrates were once used to treat angina (chest pains) and came in small glass capsules that were popped open and sniffed, hence the name poppers. They are often sold as 'room aromas', 'deodorisers' and 'leather cleaners', but they're not actually used in this way.

Many topwaters are intended to call up fish from deep, open water and while the popper can do that, it is most effective for target fishing in the shallows. Docks, rocks, laydowns, and grass clumps are all perfect types of shallow cover to target with a popper.

Poppers are most effective when used to catch fish in shallow water. However, they can be used to catch a variety of different fish species in both calm and choppy water conditions. Some of the most common fish that can be caught with a popper lure include bass, trout, crappie, bluegill, and catfish.

Monofilament How to Use: One key to effectively presenting a popper or walking-style top water bait is to pair the bait with the proper fishing line. Monofilament and braided fishing line are much more optimal for these types of baits as these lines have greater buoyancy.

So your technique whatever it is if you're just reeling in you don't want to just reel in. So you want to let's try the pop and pod you want to pop pause pop pause ha ha ha pause that's one method.

Go. I'm going to let them dry. Now we're going to glue on the body of the fish. I'm going to just put c in this whole area. Here. Just going to glue in the body. Just right there and you pull it.