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Gear for wherever the water takes you.

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Where to throw your popper

Topwater works when fish are looking up. These are the places where it happens most.

  • Lily pads and weed edge along clear lake water

    Weed edges and pads

    Cast past the edge and bring it back over the open lane. The prop clears weed better than a treble-heavy bait.

    Best time
    Dawn and dusk
    Water
    1-4 ft
  • Fallen tree laydown half submerged along a lake shoreline

    Laydowns and docks

    Put it tight to the wood and let it sit. Fish holding in shade come up for something that stops right over their head.

    Best time
    All day
    Water
    2-6 ft
  • Rocky point on a calm lake at sunrise with mist on the water

    Rocky points at first light

    Fish stage on points before the sun hits the water. Fan cast across the tip and work the deep side last.

    Best time
    First light
    Water
    3-8 ft
  • Shallow back bay with sandy bottom and reeds

    Shallow back bays

    Warm water, spooky fish. Stay off them and make long casts. A slow steady retrieve beats anything aggressive here.

    Best time
    Warm afternoons
    Water
    1-3 ft

Check your local regulations and seasons before you fish.