Changing the speed and cadence of a topwater popper is the best way to test the activity level of bass. Are they in a feeding mode? If so, you can seldom do wrong. Are they neutral and therefore, susceptible to launching a reaction strike?
Learning when to make your popper sit and stay versus when to cut and run is one of the skills that separates a true topwater master from the rest of the crowd. Have fun and experiment with these lures to get the most out of them.
Gear suggestions:
- 6’6” medium action glass or composite rod
- 6.3:1 baitcasting reel
- 30lb braided line
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