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Description
Those with weak hearts should avoid throwing the Booyah® Boss Pop™. This versatile, hard-cutting surface bait chugs, pops, darts, and spits like crazy, bringing sudden, vicious strikes at any time. Tight engineering, premium hardware, and the added commotion of a feathered rear treble hook make the Booyah Boss Pop a deadly option when bass are looking to ambush prey on the surface.
Versatile, hard-cutting surface bait
Chugs, pops, darts, and spits like crazy
Quality bait with premium hardware
Feathered rear treble hook for extra action
Web ID: 2241765
Reviews
Rated 5 out of
5 by
DeltaBassaholic925 from
Best Popper on the MarketThis is the only popper I throw. It's very user friendly, and provokes vicious topwater strikes. Popping, Chugging, and Walking all produce bass... Very easy to use bait. Use floating line (mono or braid) and keep a slack line... pop it in singles, or two to three pops at a time with 3-5 second pauses in between pops. If you hear that dunking noise, you know you're doing it right. When the fish takes it, don't immediately set the hook. Reel in the slack in the line until you feel the rod tip load up then set the hooks. Top water bite on this bait is so rewarding and so addicting... Produces best in low light conditions, and around bridges and trees that hold bird nests... holy moly big bass fight over who's gonna get it first.
Date published: 2016-07-27
Rated 5 out of
5 by
RAYLAY from
Greatcomparable to the Lobina Rico for WAY less money. It comes with good hooks, but I still change them out for Gamakatsus and I make my own feather trebles. I prefer the translucent bodies that allow a little sunlight through.
Date published: 2016-06-01
Rated 5 out of
5 by
JPfishing from
Its name says it allThe Boss Pop has got to be the best popper i have ever seen.. While prefishing for a big tourney with a buddy of mine, the things i witnessed were incredible.. The frontal conditions with blue bird skies, wind, and semi dirty water on Lake Okeechobee made the bite extremely difficult... Even tho the bite was extremely difficult, we accidentally caught anywhere between 27-29 lb bag on the Boss Pop.. It was incredible. It was literally every 2-3 casts that we would get hit and they were studs. A pair of 5's and a 6 along with a 7.3 and several 4s.. The thing is that these came from 3 different spots so it wasnt like they were just in one area.. Was it duplicated the next day. YES IT WAS...
