Snyder's Mad Scientist Bass & Panfish Popper Assortment (8 Pack)

Snyder's Mad Scientist Bass & Panfish Popper Assortment (8 Pack)

• ✔ 8 PACK - 2 of each Tan, Olive, Yellow, and Chartreuse popper fly fishing flies in size #2 and size #6. The size #6 poppers are ideal for panfish to get hooked without swallowing the body.
• ✔ FISHING POPPERS - The basic popper retrieve is a classic ‘pop, pop, pause.’ It’s totally up to you on how long you pause or how fast you ‘pop’ your fly. Just keep it consistent and it’ll drive bass nuts!
• ✔ BIG FISH - Perfect for even the most novice beginner, looking to chase large bass or panfish on the fly. These flies are perfect for popping along structure or on the edge of some weeds. Mad Scientist Poppers imitate distressed frogs, which are a common food source in ponds, lakes, and rivers.
• ✔ USA PACKAGING - Packaged and assembled in Pennsylvania, USA. Over 80% of our packaging is sourced from United States companies and local small businesses.
• ✔ AMERICAN OWNED - Based out of Pennsylvania, The Fly Crate commits 2% of all sales to disabled USA veterans via our partnership with Project Healing Waters, Inc.

The good news: you'll handle a lot of fish. The bad news: you'll handle a lot of fish. After 13 smallmouth bass and 27 panfish, the Mad Scientist popper fly still looked brand new. With 4 layers of durable foam, these flies were designed to allow for loud popping sounds when stripped in water to attract Bass, Brim, Bluegill, Panfish, & Crappie. This bass fly assortment kit features 6 foam bass flies designed by the famous Eric Snyder for fly fishing (Size ranging 2 & 6, the top two recommended sizes). Flies are big enough to attract the biggest of bass and, yet, still allow for the smaller panfish to hop on the hook. Modeled after frogs, large terrestrial bugs, injured bait-fish, and damselflies (prime bass food), patrolling fish can't pass up the almost perfect frog/damsel fly silhouette. Tied out of premium materials and name-brand Daiichi hooks (One of the top rated hook manufacturers), these flies can withstand dozens of strikes. For more accurate casting, the designer of these flies not only wanted them to cost less but also cut through the wind for ease of presentation.