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    Default Gills on Boogle Bug poppers


    Yesterday, first gill hit a elbow spinner plastic, tried various other plastic baits with no action. Switched to a Boogle Bug popper and scored on a few before leaving. Today, again that popper was the ticket for some nice gills. Pics from both days.Name:  DSC02830.jpg
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    Beautiful gills! Thanks for sharing your adventure
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    More nice fish. I need a good day with a popper but the river here is so high I can now fish in the woods.
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    Those are some pretty gills . Topwater gills are fun !
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    looks fun! did you use a flyrod for the popper?

    Quote Originally Posted by moonrunner View Post
    Yesterday, first gill hit a elbow spinner plastic, tried various other plastic baits with no action. Switched to a Boogle Bug popper and scored on a few before leaving. Today, again that popper was the ticket for some nice gills. Pics from both days.Name:  DSC02830.jpg
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    Quote Originally Posted by flymoron View Post
    looks fun! did you use a flyrod for the popper?
    No flyrod taken, had to improvise using a small float with enough weight to cast popper. Very easy fix. Thanks.

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    Nice looking Gills and pictures !
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    Quote Originally Posted by moonrunner View Post
    No flyrod taken, had to improvise using a small float with enough weight to cast popper. Very easy fix. Thanks.
    This is how I always do it. I use those round foam spring loaded type, and if I don't have one that is weighted I just put a small split shot right at the bottom of the float, with the popper about 20" down from the float. That set up on a 6'6" to 7' spinning rod for plenty of leverage for a hook and were off to the races.
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    Those are some nice ones
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    Nice job. Never thought about using a float as the weight on a popping bug
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