Every year I catch more large smallmouth bass on the Shenandoah Blue Popper than all of my other surface bugs combined. Its gradual up-sloping face and long tapered body enables us to impart a broad variety of actions. This makes the Shenandoah Blue Popper very productive in many parts of the rivers. This year the shallow water in the tails of the pools at dusk are producing many nice bass. The bass are very wary in this shallow water so wade very slowly.
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