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Choosing and Working Popper Lures for Surface Bass
What makes a popper lure different from other topwater baits Surface lures come in many shapes, but the popper stands apart because of its blunt, concave face. That cupped mouth is the key feature. When you twitch the rod tip, the lure pushes water forward instead of sliding through it. The result is a splash, a spit, and a distinct popping sound that bass can hear from a distance. Unlike a propeller bait that churns the surface or a walking-style bait that glides side to s
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