If you thought we were going to stop our Arbogast ink inquiry with Jitterbugs, you were sadly mistaken. Their collector cult has also gone all-in on Hula Popper Tattoos. Here are a few that caught our eye on the web – if you’ve got more, let us know (or send us pics).
A coachdog Hula Popper was one of my first lures, but I’d need some convincing to get one on my skin.
These classic lures are still catching bass today. If you don’t already have one (or don’t have enough) here’s where to get your fill:
For many of us, the Improved Clinch Knot was the first one we learned. Some of us still use it. It may not test stronger than some other, but it’s remarkably easy to tie correctly. You can improve your chances of landing big fish to the boat with the Double Clinch Knot.