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Description
Yo-Zuri 3DS Series Popper
The Yo-Zuri 3DS™ Series Popper was created to fool even finicky game fish. Its smaller profile is combined with a short-lipped popper cup to create surface activity that fools 'em all. A feathered treble with holographic mylar tinsel tail mimics the scales of an injured baitfish floating on the surface, thereby increasing potential strikes. The 3DS Popper boasts a 3D internal prism finish for creating flash and popular painted color schemes. Natural patterns and colors are combined with a lifelike body shape and internally embossed details on gills, fins, and scales to create an amazingly realistic baitfish imitation.
Tough, durable polycarbonate body
2 round bend, black nickel trebles
Super-strong, black nickel split rings
Web ID: 1407020732012
Reviews
Rated 5 out of
5 by
813Newby from
Best inshore topwater lure I've ever usedI started using these poppers a few years ago and immediately fell in love with them! I have literally caught hundreds of fish using the holographic Tennessee shad color (snook, redfish, and trout). Redfish hook up rates are great because of its small size. The only downside is that the hooks aren't strong enough to deal with some of the bigger snook that I have caught with it. If you're using this lure to catch snook, swap the hooks out with 4x treble hooks and use 25lb fluoro leader to handle the bigger snook that this lure attracts.
Date published: 2019-06-13
Rated 5 out of
5 by
md9963 from
Great PopperWhat a great product! These really work. It has a smaller profile than many other poppers, and some great colors. It pops and walks easily, and smallies in the river really go after it. Just keep in mind that these are light lures, so casting distance is limited.
Date published: 2016-06-29
Rated 5 out of
5 by
PhantomWolfX from
My first popperThis is the first popper I've used, on shad color, had several strikes & catches that first morning, nothing big, it was an area with small fish, but that's a great way to start a new lure.
I've tried it a few more times in some ponds and I've got plenty of strikes, although I wasn't able to hook them all.
