DUO Realis Popper 64 Lure, Ghost Gill, 6.4cm, 9g

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SKU:
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DUO Realis Popper 64 Lure, Ghost Gill, 6.4cm, 9g

The Duo Realis Popper 64 is a topwater popper lure. It is made from durable, high-quality plastic, resistant to impacts and repeated fish strikes. During retrieval, the recommended technique is "twitching," consisting of short, quick rod jerks. Using this technique, the lure disturbs the water, attracting fish from long distances. Advanced resonance chambers produce a sound that often triggers strikes. Despite its simple design, the Duo Realis Popper features a unique action. During retrieval, the lure can also be worked in a "walk the dog" style, adding versatility to its use. When stationary, it maintains a vertical position in the water, enhancing its overall attractiveness. The rear treble hook is decorated with colored feathers, providing an additional visual stimulus that increases the likelihood of a catch.

Features:

  • Lure type: crankbait;
  • Crankbait type: floating;
  • Length: 6.4cm;
  • Weight: 9g;
  • 2x treble hooks size 6;
  • Color: Ghost Gill.

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