Reply With QuoteI like the rebel grasshopper crank bait. And as mentioned above fish very slow on surface with light twitching and pauses
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I have a box of ultra light hard plastics and one thing I have to mention. have the drag set light as the hooks on them are very small. I've had some really nice fish on, even alongside the boat, to have them pull loose because the hook was only in skin like membranes. Fun while it lasted just the same but a picture would have been nice. Everything hits em.
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I like the rebel grasshopper crank bait. And as mentioned above fish very slow on surface with light twitching and pauses
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little tiny poppers will wear them out when it gets hot in the summer and the grasshoppers are abundant ....on a light fly rod its fun for sure
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Nothing but trees and tall grass where I fish. Use grasshoppers sometimes as bait. If I can catch them. It's a good time until the chiggers find a home in me legs.Originally Posted by Ketchn
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betts panfish popper, 4 or 5wt flyrod with a 4ft piece of 6lb mono as a leader is how i fish topwater for gills. throw it under overhanging trees. if popper dont work then its a foam spider.
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You ever use a girdle bug or an ant
"The sufferings of the present are as nothing compared with the glory to be revealed in us." - Romans 8:18
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Almost any fly that works for trout will also work for bluegill. They're both "bug eaters".
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Cool cuz I have a few size 14 girdle bugs (black w/white legs)
"The sufferings of the present are as nothing compared with the glory to be revealed in us." - Romans 8:18
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I always keep a couple of size 14 black ants in my tackle box. I suspend them under a small bobber with a small split shot and let them drift with the wind and catch a lot of good bluegills that way.
