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Description
Rebel CrickHopper Popper
Rebel®'s CrickHopper Poppers™ are hard to beat when critters are in season. A simple rod twitch causes the ultralight, realistic CrickHopper to pop and dart on the surface, spitting water like a wounded bug. This enticing commotion draws big-time strikes from the most lethargic fish. Quality components and durable paint jobs mean you'll fish these top water CricketHoppers for years to come. Great on light tackle. 1-3/4"; 3/16 oz.
Web ID: 42539
Reviews
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Blackrob25 from
Great topwater panfish lureThis is my second crickpopper, first of this color. Two outings so far using the popper and it’s the perfect topwater lure for panfish, especially late evenings. I’d recommend this product 9.5 out of 10 times. Great lure, great price.
Date published: 2019-07-22
Rated 5 out of
5 by
wamont from
Smallmouth style....and Largemouth tooThese poppers are consistently hit in streams and lakes when cast near the shore line. I've had great luck with hookups, and fish stay hooked too. Smallmouth sometimes knock it out of the water slashing at it and other times just slurp it under water with out a sound. These Crickhoppers also catch all sorts of panfish too. Lots of crappie, rock bass, and sunfish along with the bass due to the smallish size of these baits. Overall a great light popper
Date published: 2017-02-22
Rated 5 out of
5 by
zeldafan79fishing from
rebel crickhopper poppergreat popper for pond or creek fishing catches sunfish bass rockbass and crappie
Date published: 2015-06-08
Rated 4 out of
5 by
jgardner from
popperWell made. Light weight, lead weight required to cast with light line but won't sink lure.
Hooks are sharp and well constructed. Bass hit it hard, topwater...requires technique, but can get hit immediately after hitting water.
Date published: 2013-12-20
Rated 5 out of
5 by
FishingtheOkanagan from
awesome on the night bite"had so much fun working with the fire tiger popper on a spinning combo while fishing in my Outcast float tube, specially when night fell...Largemouth attacked it cast after cast and they got bigger and bigger"
Date published: 2013-08-12
Rated 5 out of
5 by
bigbillogna from
...fun llittle hopper popper......like...i have about four of these...and i have caught with them all...
along with ALL the Rebel insects these are how to catch...!!!
...i dont get the issues with this hopper...tis' a surface bait...and i take it SLOW as with the other rebel buggs...it looks like a hopper preparing to drown...i have caught in Kentucky...Wyoming...and Michignan...these hoppers have been loved in all three states...trout...bass..sunfish...striper...
*....young ones will love this hopper so easy to use and the feesh will watch it until its "ripe"
...ANY of the Rebel insects are worthy baits and get the love...i would score these again..
Date published: 2013-04-14
Rated 4 out of
5 by
Chockpish1 from
Not bad popper!I like using these when the grass hoppers are out. I've snagged a few trout with them when it's hopper time! They last pretty well, they have great action, they seem to work for me!
Date published: 2013-01-28
Rated 5 out of
5 by
JamesWilksburg from
Love ItI was using this at the lake a couple of days ago on an especially hot day, I got things ranging from a bass that was a pound or two to small bream. The colors on this product are great and i also really like the action and size.
Yes, carp feeding on top will take a Rebel "bug".
Answered by: WilkesKayakFisher
Date published: 2017-06-01
will this work for trout carp and shad
Asked by: catfisherman1
This can work for bass, big bluegill, and other Panfish. You use it by moving rod rod in pops. For me, I use very small pops and reeling in. it is a very good natural bait.
Answered by: hooklinesinker123
Date published: 2017-06-01
How do you use this and what species do you catch with?
Where do you use it? Thanks for your help.
Asked by: jlynn0043
bluegills & <=one lb. L/M
Answered by: chltbnks
Date published: 2017-06-01
How big is it and will it fit in a mid bluegills mouth?
