Big Poppers for Big Bass

Big Poppers for Big Bass

Remember the Accardo Miss Prissy?

 As the bass becomes more aggressive as the season changes and they are fattening up for winter – offer them a Big Popper!  Shown here, from left to right, the Pultz wide gap stinger with weed guard, 1/0, the AmnesiaBug, Mossy Green, #4 hook, the Peck’s Grey Ghost, #7022, 1/0, and the very popular Peck’s #7016, 1/0

See all the big poppers at BreamBugs.com.

Big Poppers for Big Bass

Smallmouth Bass Assortment

Smallmouth Bass Assortment

Smallmouth Bass Assortment

The Smallmouth Bass Assortment contains 11 poppers and flies proven effective in catching smallmouth bass.  The assortment includes 6 of Walt Cary’s favorite smallmouth poppers and 5 of Conrad’s best flies for smallmouth bass. 

This excellent assortment is packaged in a waterproof, impact-resistant Redington Double-Sided Fly and Popper Boxa real bargain priced at only $47.95. 

Order your assortment today at BreamBugs.com.

Small Mouth Bass Assortment

Swamp Spider Bream Killer

Swamp Spider Bream Killer

Swamp Spider Bream Killer

The Swamp Spider, created and tied by Neal Pultz, is very similar to the number one best-selling Ligon Bream Killer with a couple of significant new features.  The Swamp Spider is tied a little heavier than the Ligon Bream Killer which allows it to sink faster.  It also has 8 white rubber legs as opposed to the Ligon Bream Killer which has 6 white rubber legs. To see Neal Pultz tie the Swamp Spider click here for an inclusive video.  

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Spider Bugger comparison

The 9th Annual Rainbow Trout Fly Fishing Event

The 9th Annual Rainbow Trout Fly Fishing Event

The 9 th Annual Rainbow Trout Fly Fishing Event

The BreamBugs technical and support staff again enjoyed several days of fly fishing for Rainbow Trout at the fabulous Rockbridge Rainbow Trout Ranch in Rockbridge, Missouri. Nestled in the beautiful Ozark Mountains this is a fly fishers heaven.

For more information about Rockbridge visit: www.rockbridgemo.com

How Was The Name “BreamBugs” Derived?

How Was The Name “BreamBugs” Derived?

How Was The Name “BreamBugs” Derived?

In the South, all panfish are referred to as bream. I don’t know why!

The Latin word for bream is “Abramic brama”. Poppers used for fly fishing for bream are commonly called “bugs.” Thus, the name Bream – Bugs. Check out all the “bugs” for “bream” at BreamBugs.com.

Pictured here is the Pultz Little Fatty, chartreuse, black, chartreuse, the number
one best-selling popper on the BreamBugs website.www.BreamBugs.com