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Your cart is empty.Whopper Plopper. 90, Munky Butt, 1/2 oz., 3 1/2in. Two River2Sea (BN) X Strong Treble #4, No Rattles, Top Water.
Matthew
Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2024
Fishing for bass with this almost makes it too easy.
Tammy Jones
Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2024
My grandson searched and searched for this lure, HE loves it, tells me all the time of the fish 🎣 he’s catching using this lure! Thank you!
Eli
Reviewed in Canada on September 22, 2023
Killer lure. Snagged some fatties with this never disappoints
Derek
Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2023
I bought this for bass which it definitely caught some bass. But also was catching good size Muskie with it as well. Had a Muskie bust my line and take this lure. Looks like I’ll order a couple more to replace. It’s a must have
François C.
Reviewed in Canada on December 28, 2023
Parfait pour faire devenir dingue un brochet , matériau de qualité
Howiseeit
Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2023
Although I like the Whopper Plopper more, I have no issue with using this brand too - they cast well and make a distinctive noise that seems to call in the bass - always fun to watch the surface boil up when the strike occurs!
Kymm N.
Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2023
Best lure ever invented. Caught my PB (personal best) with this. 19 inches and 3.5 pounds, which is good for me. This lure is amazing. I couldn't believe how many bass I caught.. and so quickly. One after the other. You won't be disappointed.
Jeremy
Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2022
As you can see from the picture, this lure catches big bass. My son and I started fishing this lure pretty heavily a year or two ago, it doesn't always draw the fish in but when it does, it's usually an epic day of fishing. If you want to see how we fish it, check out our YouTube channel, just search for "Colorado fishing and outdoors" on Youtube.Tips:- I've had the most luck with the perch color or loon (black with white dots) for Largemouth bass.- Try different retrieves. Sometimes the Bass like it to be cast out, sit for about 5 seconds then start reeling steady all the way back, sometimes they like it to be started and stopped multiple times, just depends on their mood.Pros- Seems to draw in large bass more often than not- Is extremely easy to fish for beginners or people wanting to just cover lots of water quickly- There are many different sizes that seem to work on different days. Try all of them, I've found some days the 90 or 110 won't work, but the 60 will, or vice versa. They all make different sounds/different pitch and are different sizes so it's nice to have some variation and the Bass seem to care, some days they are just keyed in on one size or sound.Cons- Doesn't come through cover very well unless you are very careful, will get hung up on grass/logs/anything the sharp trebles can grab.
Quentin
Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2021
The whopper plopper, although very expensive, has proven to be one of my favorite topwater lures. It's fun, easy to cast, and most importantly, it catches fish. The colors on it are amazing and the hooks are STRIKINGLY sharp. There's a couple of ways to work the lure with stop and go or constant retrieve, but the bass does love it. Running it around the shoreline attracts bass of all sizes. Highly recommend
Chris T.
Reviewed in Canada on October 5, 2020
Order 1 of these but got 2 of them. Was suppose to get a terminator but apparently someone was rushing to get my order out. Not complaining as 2 is always better than 1
Cliente de
Reviewed in Mexico on April 14, 2019
Exelente señuelo lo recomiendo 100%👍👍
Rémi Keroack
Reviewed in Canada on October 19, 2018
Great purchase. The fish did not have a chance!!
GCHPRIME
Reviewed in the United States on November 14, 2017
It catches fish! It also catches itself with those big hooks; rear hook tends to catch on the propeller and the front hook on your line if you cast too hard. Most of the time it works pretty well and since hooks are sticky anything that touches them sticks ;) so open water only, avoid anything floating or any structure it cannot cleanly go over top of.
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