The Original Bully’s Bluegill Spider Flies

The Original Bully’s Bluegill Spider Flies

The Original Bully’s Bluegill Spider Flies

The best characteristics of the original Bully’s Bluegill Spider Fly is that it is easy to fish.  When it drops in a vertical fall, the legs wiggle seductively.  Often this is the only action necessary to attract and entice those big fat bream.  It works very well as the “dropper” when used with the Miskito Coast Popper/Dropper rig and sometimes produces double catches of big bluegill.  We find the chartreuse color to be the most popular.  Don’t know which color the choose? 

Check out the Bully’s Bluegill Assortment, it contains one of each of the 11 colors in hook size #10.

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Mr. Wiggly

Mr. Wiggly

Mr. Wiggly

Mr. Wiggly is an “oversized” version of the traditional sponge spider with 16 legs, yes, I said 16 legs. Eight tantalizing legs on each side of the body. Designed originally for smallmouth bass it has been proven to catch large bluegill, too. Tied on a #6 hook this is a top water fly you should have in your fly box.

Available in Black, Chartreuse, and Yellow.

Postal Rate Increase

Postal Rate Increase

Postal Rate Increase

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The Pultz Little Fatty Is A Tough Popper!

The Pultz Little Fatty Is A Tough Popper!

The Pultz Little Fatty Is A Tough Popper!

Recently one of our Ohio customers caught a 9-inch bluegill on a Little Fatty popper, chartreuse, black, and chartreuse, number 8 hook. While reeling in the bluegill a 37-inch, 20-pound flathead catfish struck the bluegill. Fifteen minutes later the bluegill and the catfish were landed with the Little Fatty popper remaining in the mouth of the bluegill. That’s a tough popper! Click here for a short video of the remarkable catch.