Don’t forget the summer bug pattern, either. The key is to produce desirable effects, such as the effects of a frog or bug diving into water, from the shore. Be it a lake, a dam or a river, the prey that dives from the shore is unguarded and therefore a perfect victim of fish eaters. With the Bevy Popper, you can skillfully handle overhang situations, too. Search the area using the Bevy Popper to catch the fish eater that has not been able to get the bait. In early autumn you can try dead-sticking, which produces a slightly greater presence than when a pencil is used. Among others, a noisy environment with the loud sound of wind or current is the best.