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DAMIDEL · Poppers
Damidel Popper Lures, 2.75 in, 12g, 5-Pack
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- Item weight
- 0.4 Ounces
- Product dimensions
- 2.76 x 0.79 x 0.79 inches
Quick take
Topwater poppers with 3D holographic eyes and internal rattle, designed for bass and pike on open water.
This five-piece topwater set includes poppers that measure 2.75 inches and weigh about 0.4 ounces each, with 3D holographic eyes and two rattle balls built in to add sound on the surface. Each lure carries treble hooks, and the set is aimed at bass, muskellunge, pike, perch, trout and walleye in both freshwater and saltwater. Anglers who want several surface baits in one box can use it across a range of shallow-water predators.
Best for
- Topwater surface explosions on early morning and evening
- Aggressive bass and pike in shallow water
- Breaking up schooling fish in ponds
Skip if
- You fish deep water structures
- You fish dense cover
Strengths
- Bright holographic eyes and paint are visible in low light
- Internal rattle attracts fish from a distance
- Pop-splash action creates surface commotion
Trade-offs
- Treble hooks snag on vegetation and debris
- Topwater fishing requires calm to choppy water
- Less effective in heavy current
Fishing fit
- Water
- Freshwater
- Saltwater
- Techniques
- Topwater
- Casting
- Skill level
- Beginner
Specifications
| Type | topwater popper |
|---|---|
| Length | 2.75 in |
| Weight | 12g |
| Hooks | 2 treble |
| Eyes | 3D holographic |
| Count | 5 |
| Sound | 2 internal balls for rattle |
What can I catch with this?
- Bass
- Trout
- Walleye
- Carp
About this type
A lure is an artificial bait that draws a strike with its shape, color and movement.
Each kind is built for certain depths and ways of fishing.
Weight decides how far a lure casts and what rod and line it needs; color changes how visible it is in the water.
Facts
| Pack count | 5 |
|---|---|
| Target species | Bass, Trout, Walleye and Carp |
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