Description
Surface baits have always been a target for foraging fish. A surface popper is a type of surface lure that skips across the water to attract fish. The unique thing about surface poppers is that they have a cupped face at the front. The designers have designed poppers to push out a surge of water on its retrieval. Aggressive predatory strikes are triggered by noisy poppers that appear to be injured. The Souga Orange Copper Silver Popper easily mimics a victim.
Lured by the enticing surface disturbance they create, saltwater predators like Snook, Redfish, Striped Bass, and Tarpon all take to poppers. But the appeal of these lures extends beyond inshore waters. Offshore species like Tuna, Mahi-Mahi, and Kingfish all succumb to their presence as well. Multiple freshwater fish like bass will also target poppers. Old bucket mouth will swallow poppers morning, daytime, afternoon, or night. Most fish will strike weak or injured targets without hesitation which is what this bait imitates.
Topwater lures shine during the warm water months, and especially in clear water on overcast days. But which topwater category to tie on? Poppers remain a great choice under nearly all conditions, but really excel when fish are relating to individual cover elements.
Souga Orange Copper Silver Popper Description
- Color: Orange, Copper, & Silver
- Hooks: Dual Treble Hooks
- Size: 3.54 Inches
- Weight: .44 Ounces
- Fishing Time: Morning, early evening, or overcast skies
Surface popper baits are designed to provoke surface strikes with a water-pushing, popping action. This bait has a proven action, tremendous finish, concave head, compact profile, and quality components. Vivid eyes and lifelike scale patterns make this bait look like real food. Create lifelike swimming action to attract predators’ attention by popping this bait through the water.
A popper works by an aggressive pulling motion to create a large splash to mimic a fleeing baitfish. The swimming poppers are a hybrid and let you both swim the bait & pop. The best place to use a popper will be on the top of the water, over growth, or in the surf. It creates the reaction strike from fish looking up for an easy meal. I fish the Popper a lot in the spring and in the summer, especially those pre spawn and post spawn bass. I also fish this bait in the surf. Fishermen cast the bait into the onrushing water pop it, and let it be carried out with the tides.
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