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There are a number of ways to do it, but I think that using a forstner bit is perhaps one of the easier ways to do this.

Click on the link below to see how I do it.

http://washingtonfishing.ning.com/profiles/blogs/making-a-latheless-popper

I posted this link below to show you one awesome thing that our own EJTaylor devised (see 5th post) to improve the drilling process.

http://www.bassresource.com/bass_fishing_forums/YaBB.pl?num=1205115997/0#0

  • Super User
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if you want a cupped face(like those that come on Pop-R's, where the face is cupped inwards, instead of just half-moon shaped like the one in the above links) a round cutting or grinding bit in a dremel works great.

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There are several options for making a popper beside the cup-nose.  The simplest way is to leave the front of the lure flat.  Another way that will "spit" water farther is to cut a V-notch in the nose of the bait instead of carving a cup.  Still another option is a variation on the V-notch method where you use a lexan popping lip.  This is probably the most labor-intensive method, but it creates a huge ruckus and throws the most water for it's size.  Below are pics of V-notch and lexan lip poppers.

Hope this helps.

Ben

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