The Bass Popper Fly – 2 Pack is what most anglers think of when they imagine fly fishing for bass. These bass popper flies are easy to spot as they create a popping sound when presented on the top water, and they are effective at attracting largemouth bass. Bass and other predatory fish rarely take poppers subtly, and there are few things as thrilling as watching a fish explode on a topwater bait. Read More

The Bass Popper Fly – 2 Pack is what most anglers think of when they imagine fly fishing for bass. These bass popper flies are easy to spot as they create a popping sound when presented on the top water, and they are effective at attracting largemouth bass. Bass and other predatory fish rarely take poppers subtly, and there are few things as thrilling as watching a fish explode on a topwater bait.

These cup-faced popper flies for bass are designed to disturb the water, especially when there are choppy waves, and you need to grab the fish’s attention towards your popper. The rubber legs on the flies are beneficial for catching largemouth bass. The general rule for selecting the color of the popper is the same as for most fly choices: a dark-colored popper usually works best on cloudy days, while a bright-colored one is preferred on sunny days. The chugging and fussing noises of the bass poppers serve as a dinner bell to the fish, and they’re fun to catch, especially for beginners who want to see the fish take the bait!

• Painted hard-foam body with a marabou tail
• Cup-face, glossy bodies, painted eyes
• Topwater bait in key colors: Green (olive), Yellow (yellow/orange), White, and Black
• Single size 6 hook
• Technique: When casting poppers, aim for a location near a structure or cover. Use short, quick strips to give the fly some action. The harder you strip, the more audible the popping sound will be on the surface. Be sure to vary your retrieve rate and include pauses to experiment with what attracts fish.
• Quantity per pack: 2

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