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Originally Posted by puppet
This is my spin
Poppers are loud offerings they push so much water. They are also notorious for getting the attention of fish, but also many misses or followers.
I have a very sparse 2 tube bag, 80% naturalistic, but do carry a darter and a littleneck popper. I call the littleneck my dinner bell. On a slow still night when I hear fish but dont get conversions. I will take 3-5 casts over the most probable structure with that popper splashing water. I dont expect to catch anything, but use it to draw fish in closer and energize them. I quickly follow up with a needle and often will start converting fish. Loud can compliment naturalistic.
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One of my favorite methods, especially standing on my favorite rock at PJ, was a sinking little neck, cast out and immediately pop a few times, then slowly swim it in.
Far more effective for me than popping constantly
Works with darters and heavy tail needles also
I think the little ruckus brings fish and the slow swimmer is an easy meal.
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