Dual Barrel Popper Bodies

I love to fly fish for big bluegill and bass. These poppers are perfect for the DIY fly tying fisherman. They are a soft type of foam, but firm enough to hold up to paint and epoxy. The built-in eye pockets make eye placement perfectly easy and foolproof. To insert the hook I first use a sharp bobbin or pin to pierce the body and ensure straight alignment of the hook shaft. I then insert the eyelet of the hook through the back of the body and out through the mouth. Coloring the body can be done with a sharpie pen or paint. The white body is best for painting or coloring. Also, I recommend the smallest size which is good for both bass and bluegill. Tight lines!

What is not to like about these poppers? They have awesome action, are easy to work with, and are always first quality. Flymen products are well thought out and designed.

I first got the “ Medium “ , but I found that those were too large for Poppers to cast with a light fly rod such as a #4 Weight. The “ Medium “ is more suitable for larger Poppers for a heavier Rod.Then I got the “ Small “ size, and they were more suitable for flies to be cast with a lighter rod for small Bass and Panfish.No more trouble than usual to work the popper head on to a hook with some super glue.Float and Pop well.Just remember that they are ~ 1 $ each , so not so cheap, but probably more durable than poppers made with DIY Foam.

The DB Popper Heads are great. Easy to use and they come in a variety of Colors and Sizes. I prefer the Green in medium pairs with a #2 Surface Seducer popper hook.

Great little popper heads!

I am tying flies for Pike and these should do the trick for large fish.

Love these things.

These were what my husband needed. And, they arrived super fast to Canada!