6PCS Whopper Fishing Lure, Bass Popper Lure kit, Topwater Fishing Lures with Rotating Tail with Storage Box, Floating Popper for Freshwater Saltwater

had been seeing these on instagram for a while, and was headed to Salt river (AZ) for a kayaking trip and figured I'd bring my rods. Ordered these as they were one of the cheaper options and I could test it out. I've never had too too much luck with poppers fishing, except on the Black river where 2 years ago I caught 248 fish in one day hiking along it. On lakes/salt...never had a bit on a popper. usually just gold spinner, ned rig, or weedless Yamamoto Senko setups fishing in the reeds.Got these and filled up my tub to test it..and wow..plopp plopp plopp...crazy action. First throw at the river and wow the action is crazy good...you can stop reeling and it floats, continue and plopp plopp away. Didn't get to fish as much as I wanted as the river was flowing fast, and my group was moving too quick I had to play catch up, but still managed to get about 8 in the kayak, 2 popped off while reeling in, 3 grabbed it but didn't get hooked, and one smacked it 3 feet out of the water.Suffice to say...these things work really well unless there are floating weeds or weeds just an inch or two under the water.Pro: Very easy to use...throw it out..reel it in, simple as that. Can get fancy with stop and start, or just straight in. saw a few fish following it for 6-7 feet coming in before hitting it.Cons: Weeds...suck. If it gets any weed in the blade or hooks it stops spinning which we had lots of weeds floating on the river, so ~50 of my casts got caught, not a design flaw, just gotta use the right lure. For those areas that it was clear...zero cons.Will be looking at some of the TRUSCEND A-3",0.3oz as this is a 4inch, and I think a 3inch would be better for when I fish for small mouth.Overall 10/10 would recommend and I was very impressed. Likely won't be using any of my normal poppers anymore.

These are a good value and come with a good assortment of colors/patterns. Hooks are sharp, they plop well in the water, good action. Caught a good Bass on one the other day out at the Lake. I'd definitely give them a shot.

I have some Whopper Ploppers, which I love, firm, good hooks. These are not Ploppers. However, I just wanted some different colors for a Canada trip, and these fit the bill. I will be targeting smallies. I will probably upgrade the hooks before I use, as these hooks are not big enough or high quality. But for the price, I will certainly get my money's worth. They come in this nice little plastic carrying case. I will update later this summer.

Wow these work and they work good, they kick up water on retrieve and you can clearly hear the plopping sound in the water. If you are looking for top water lures do yourself a favor and grab these you won't regret it.

Great quality lures. Bought these for my 11 year old son and he caught a bass on the first cast. He loved the top water action and caught many fish during his first outing with them.

Get what you pay for.

First cast and Boom!

I’ve caught my PB bass of one of these at 9.5 lbs. they hold up well and have held the coloring. Have to hold your rod the right way or the whole bait will spin. The size is decent and the sound is pretty good. Hooks a good and they don’t rust after 2 years. Only issue I’ve had is the clear bait gets water in it.