Yo-Zuri 3DB Pencil Popper

The Yo-Zuri 3DB Popper is a versatile topwater fishing lure designed to create an enticing combination of surface commotion, flash, and sound. Measuring 3 inches and weighing 3/8 ounce, this floating popper features an ideal shape and balance that allows it to sit horizontally on the surface, creating a natural presentation between retrieves. Its cupped mouth is designed to push and spray water during the retrieve, while the secondary popper cup increases surface disturbance and helps draw attention from nearby predatory fish. The 3DB Popper can be worked with a traditional Pop & Stop retrieve or manipulated with a walk-the-dog presentation to cover different topwater situations. Yo-Zuri's patented Internal 3D Prism Finish creates intense flashes and reflections from inside the lure body, producing a realistic baitfish appearance without relying solely on an external coating. Wave-Motion Ribs along the belly add additional surface vibration, while the red-eye detail provides an injured-prey appearance that can help trigger aggressive strikes. The Yo-Zuri 3DB Popper is finished with round-bend black nickel treble hooks, and select models feature a Mylar-dressed tail hook that adds flash and the appearance of a natural fin. Whether you're targeting largemouth and smallmouth bass around shallow cover or working open-water feeding areas, the 3DB Popper provides a compact and highly visible topwater presentation. Key Features 3-inch (75mm) floating topwater popper 3/8-ounce (10g) weight Designed for surface fishing Horizontal resting position for a natural presentation Cupped mouth produces water spray and surface disturbance Secondary popper cup enhances splash and commotion Effective Pop & Stop and walk-the-dog action Patented Internal 3D Prism Finish Wave-Motion Ribs create additional surface vibration Red-eye detail adds an injured-baitfish appearance Mylar tail hook adds flash and a lifelike fin profile Round-bend black nickel treble hooks Ideal for bass and other aggressive surface-feeding predators