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The Megabass POPX® continues to dominate the high-end topwater popper markets of Japan and the United States. Utilizing the Megabass original Side-Stepping Balancer System, the POPX produces a unique rolling dog-walk unlike conventional poppers. Patented water ducts mimic the gills of real baitfish and help to create a natural "bio-sound;" not the ordinary popping sound created by a simple cup at the front of the bait. The POPX "spits" instead of splashing.
Side-Stepping Balancer System
Unique rolling dog-walk
Patented water ducts create a natural bio-sound
Web ID: 1301260541207
Rated 2 out of
5 by
Dannhy from
Weak hooks, but good actionI wouldn't buy as is too expensive, but I did find one on the river. It's the only lure I've ever found that not only had the hooks rusted off, but so did the O-rings. Replaced the hardware and put it to use.
Date published: 2019-03-08
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Bronzebacker from
Great Topwater ActionI enjoy the excitement of topwater smallmouth bass fishing and one of the best lures to trigger strikes are Pop-X poppers. They are realistic looking, which is important in the clear waters of the Shenandoah River, and employ multiple attractants to get the attention of fish. If the rattles don't do it, the feathering, sound, and motion of the lure in the water will. Walking the dog is easy with a Pop-X, an effective technique that is harder to do in the current of a river than on a lake. They are expensive, but work better than other poppers when strikes are hard to come by in heavily fished waters.
Date published: 2015-08-03
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Jig4Bass from
Pop "Art""This lure is truly a work of art. It looks so real in shape and color you'd think it was alive. I got the Pop X, Sexy French Pearl color--not offered here, but looks like the Sexy Shad with little more blue on the sides.
It works as a topwater on many levels. With a long cast, it spits further than my Pop-R, pops soft or loud, and walks and sits at rest like a Sammy.
The size, bulkiness, not length, is small even for 2 1/2"; Japanese waters are highly pressured. But, does it work better than Pop-R? I think so, and for the price you would expect it to. Still, if you just want a popper that will catch fish, I think the Pop-R does a good job and you probably don't need one that costs 3 times as much. But, if you want something special that might be a collector's item some years down the road, this could be it."
