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The most vicious strikes I've ever experienced ... the cadence I use after letting it sit for at least 30 seconds ... chug bug let it rest ... chug bug let it rest ...article: by Florida guide ... Chug Bugging by Hugh Crumpler III ...

 

This is the big brother to the Rattlin' Chug Bug® with a bigger profile for saltwater fishing, more saltwater specific color patterns, a teaser tail, and VMC® Perma steel hooks to get the fish to boat.  Features:   Perma steel hooks  The do-everything topwater lure  Spits, darts and chugs like fleeing baitfish  Weighted tail for long casts  Loud rattle  Back teaser tail hook  Specs:           Size    Length    Weight    Running Depth    # of Hooks    Hook Size              8    3.25in    3/8oz

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A lot of good suggestions already mentioned. A new lire for me this year is the Berkley Bullet Pop in the 70 and 80 size. It’s producing very well for me thus far.

I've been having the most topwater success here Early Morning with Walking Baits and Rest of the day/evening with Frogs/Poppers. I'm sure they would work reverse too I just tend to fish each most at those times.

 

Favorite walking baits are the Super Spook(rounded face, wider walking action) and River2Sea Rover 128(cupped face, tighter walking action), Favorite Popper is the Rebel Magnum Pop-R(balanced, bigger profile, heavy enough to throw on a baitcaster, super cheap - gives me lots of confidence to stock up on replacements throw tight to cover where bass are holding), Favorite frogs are the Spro Bronzeye for thick pads/slop mats and the Poppin Spro for anywhere else.  

 

Put some time into learning to walk a popper and find the rod you feel most accurate casting it on(Some guys prefer a spinning over a baitcaster for this) and you will be amazed how many options you have fishing a popper. Since you're in Florida I'd definitely upgrade the trebles.

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