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April Bluegill 2024
This popper was a killer until I lost it in an underwater brush pile near the spawning area where this bull gill was taken.
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Comment by Bill Trussell on September 21, 2024 at 10:56am
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The other popper is the amnesia boggle bug, which is my go-to popper in the spring--thanks for the comment----almost forgot I live in Jasper /Alabama, and the images of the lake are in my home, lake Smith Lake, which is about 25 minutes from my house. I wish you lived closer so we could make a few trips to the lake. Thanks for the comment
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Hi John
It is a booglebullet by the boogle bug popper comany. The unique thing about this popper is its ability to go under the water surface a little when moved, but it will pop right back to the surface while sitting still--they usually will hit the popper after it has resurfaced.Thanks for the comment
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Comment by John Sheehan on September 20, 2024 at 1:49pm
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Is that actually a slider not a Popper? Looks like a Betts!
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