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2016 Costa-Bass-N-Fly Fly Fishing Tournament for Black Bass on the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta.
2016 Costa-Bass-N-Fly Fly Fishing Tournament
2016 Costa-Bass-N-Fly Fly Fishing Tournament
All of these fish were caught in one morning using only Bar Nun Poppers.
Greg C. in a central Florida lake using the Pultz Spider Legs Popper CBC hook size 10."
John F., wore this Purple Cow Bug out catching Copperheads, Shellcrackers and Redbreasts while fishing on the St. Johns River in Florida.
Aaron S., Memphis, TN, caught this 5 pound gar using a Pultz Camo Frog popper hook size 6.
Mike K, Florida, caught this and several more like it using a Pultz Spider Legs CBC Popper.
This fine "mess" of fish were caught by David G., Durham, SC in the Waccamaw River using a Ligon Bream Killer Brown hook size 8.
Uncle Don, Chief Fly Fisher for BreamBugs, landed this 2 lb 9 ounce Rainbow Trout at Rockbridge, MO Rainbow Trout Ranch using a 5wt Redington rod with a Wilson's North Fork Nymph Electric Blue.
This bass was caught by Kaitlin Z., Lawrenceville, NJ using a Pultz Pencil Popper Frog pattern. Notice the articulated hook. Good catch!
Will R. caught this 2 pound bass using a Gaines Ninnie Bug. First fish on a fly rod, don't you love that smile?
Greg C., Silver Springs, FL caught 25 of these beauties using a Brack N Brine Willow Bug, Black over Chartreuse.
This 5 1/2 pound bass was caught by Marty L., Pine Mountain GA, using a Pultz Little Fatty Popper White, Black, White #6 hook.
Aaron S., Memphis, TN, caught this 5 pound gar using a Pultz Camo Frog popper hook size 6.
This big bass was caught by Tommy C., Glendive, MT, using a Little Fatty popper #8 hook. Nice catch on a #8 hook.
Anthony P., Valparaiso, IN caught this nice bass on a 3 wt rod using a Wilson's chartreuse Bully Bluegill Spider.
Caught by Bill S., Halls, TN using a green Ligon Bream Killer.
Tom and Carol C. Glendive, MT sent this photo of Carol and the bluegill she caught using a BooglePopper and a re-built South Bend 290 fly rod.
This 10" Red Ear was caught by John N., Elk City, OK using the Purple Cow Bug. He caught over 20 bluegill, too, and is still using the same Popper.
Bill M., Clermont FL caught this "monster" bluegill using a Boogle Amnesia Bug, Solar Flare, #8 hook.
This bass was caught by Dustin N., Piedmont OK, using a Peck's Yellow, Black, Yellow popper by Pultz.
Ken G., Fort Madison IA caught these fish using the Ligon Bream Killer.
Neal Pultz, developer of the Bluegill and Crappie Spoon, caught this beauty plus numerous others on the Silver Spoon.
John S., Edinboro, PA used the BooglePopper Blue Damsel with great success while fly fishing for bass.
Nate Issac hit a rare panfish Grand Slam. Using a Bar Nun #88-10 he caught 27 panfish including warmouth, bluegill, shellcracker and stump knocker.
Caught by Jon outside Medina TX using a Solar Flare BooglePopper. Follow Jon at: Instagram@bluegillonthefly
Here is a photo of the trophy won by Neal Pultz and his son Brian using Pultz Camo Frog and Pultz Baby Red Winged Blackbird Poppers.
Curtis G., Houston, TX caught this beauty using a Peck's Grey Ghost popper #7022.
Mike K., Panama City Beach, FL caught this beauty on an Amnesia Solar Flare hook size 10.
Booker R., Forestville, MD caught this 12 inch Crappie using a BoogleBug Amnesia Bug Solar Flare hook size 10.
Using a Peck's #7015 1/0 hook, Mike S., Kitty Hawk, NC landed this beauty.
This fine "mess" of fish was caught by Gary R., Marksville, LA, using a Pultz Bluegill Special CBC.
Wendell W., Paducah KY, caught this big Redear using the Miskito Coast Popper/Dropper Rig.
This "mess" of fish was caught by Dick L., Port St. Joe, Fl., using a BoogleBullet Solar Flare.
There were all caught by Anthony P., Valparaiso, IN, using the Chartreuse Bully Bluegill Spider.
Beautiful bluegill caught by Booker R. at Cash Lake, MD.
Neal Pultz, Pultz Poppers, caught this bass using the Little Fatty Chartreuse, Black, Chartreuse hook size 4.
Michael K. caught this colorful bream on the lower Apalachitola River using a Pultz Bluegill Special Popper.
A fine mess of bluegill caught by Morris L., Owensboro, KY using a black Ligon Bream Killer.
"Ernest K. and Gary R., Marksville, LA, caught 70 bream using the yellow Crappie Rig and the Olive Rubber Leg Dragon."
"Ernest K. and Gary R., Marksville, LA, caught 70 bream using the yellow Crappie Rig and the Olive Rubber Leg Dragon."
This 2 lb, 11 1/2" long, 2 inch thick monster Bluegill was caught by Bill M., using a BooglePopper, in central Florida.
John S., Edinboro, PA caught this fellow as well as numerous other fish using the BooglePopper Power Pumpkin.
Bill M., Clermont FL, caught another "monster" bluegill using his 2 wt rod and a Boogle AmnesiaBug. All of the fish were 10" or more.
Robert M., Chattanooga, TN - "The Pultz Mini Bass Popper Blue over Silver is the best overall popper that I have ever used. I have caught several 3+ pound bass with my 5 weight fly rod.
This foot long bluegill was caught by Bill M., Clermont, FL using a 2 wt rod and a Boogle Amnesia Bugs.
Caught by Robert M., Chattanooga, TN, using a Pultz Mini Bass Popper Blue over Silver.
Caught by Robert M. on Talbott Reservoir using a 5 wt rod and the Pultz Mini Bass Popper Blue over Silver.
Nineteen more like this caught using a Bea Bea Bad Boy #15 by Mike K., Panama City Beach, FL
Gary R., Marksville, LA caught these using only one Pultz Bluegill Special, CBC, hook #10. You can see the hammering the bug took.
Gary R., Marksville, LA caught these using only one Pultz Bluegill Special, CBC, hook #10. You can see the hammering the bug took.
Caught by Michael H., Lake Charles, LA using a green Bream Killer.
Thad Beckum, producer of the DVD "Deep South Fly Fishing" caught these bluegill using a 3 wt rod and a Pultz Bluegill Special.
"Uncle" Don, CFF of BreamBugs, caught 16 like this in about 30 minutes using the new yellow, black, black, Willow Bug. (CFF means Chief Fly Fisher)