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Just for fun what is everyone’s favorite topwater lure/lures?

my personal favorites

1. Heddon pop’n’image

2. Sexy dawg jr

 

3.megabass popmax  Not proven to me yet but looking forward to testing this one out more this summer.

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LC Gunfish or Sammy 

 

Allen 

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2 minutes ago, Munkin said:

LC Gunfish or Sammy 

 

Allen 

Never used one of those. Looking at LC website it looks like a similar lure to the megabass popmax. Might have to try one. I like LC crankbaits

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1. Booyah Pad Crasher

2. Booyah Pad Crasher

3. Booyah Pad Crasher

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8. Whopper Plopper 110

 

 

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3 minutes ago, Cak920 said:

Never used one of those. Looking at LC website it looks like a similar lure to the megabass popmax. Might have to try one. I like LC crankbaits

Both are walking baits but the Gunfish has a popR style mouth. 

 

Allen 

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2 minutes ago, Munkin said:

Both are walking baits but the Gunfish has a popR style mouth. 

 

Allen 

I seen it has the chamber and tail weight like the popmax has. Guessing It spits more than the popmax if it has a pop r style mouth?

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Oddly enough, its a 6 inch worm. I've probably caught more bass on a worm run over shallow grass and pads than any other bait. Its the best lure on hot summer mornings. Only problem is the pickerel like it too. 

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Top topwater lures of all time:

1. Excalibur Zell Rowland Pop-R

2. Storm Chug bug

3. Excalibur super spook

4. Spro Frog

5. Whopper Plopper 110 - Quickly shooting up the list.

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I grew up on the jitterbug, so that would have to be my all-time favorite.  After that is booyah poppin pad crasher and lunkhunt popping frogs, which were my biggest producers this last summer.  I'm also a big fan of spooks, and just started using whopper ploppers...I'd have to say the whopper plopper is my favorite now in terms of action/versatility. 

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Smithwick Buck N Brawl and Pa Scooter. ( single rear prop)

Musky Wooden Jitterbug

Micheal and Splash-It ( Pop-R)

Wooden Lunker Punker 

Wooden Sammy, Zip N Zigy and Vixen. ( walking lures)

Tom

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As usual I don't have a lot to bring to the table on this since I only started trying a little bass fishing last year after a 55 year hiatus, but the topwater that I've caught the most on would have been the Hula Popper back in the early 60's.  My best recent success for topwater is a BPS brand which doesn't seem to be available any more, with the slit just back of the lip for water to squirt out of. (I bought these about 6 years ago for fishing salt water tide channels for mutton snapper in the Bahamas, and glad I got 6 of each)  I caught my first bass in more than 50 years on the one in the top right of this photo at a little lake lake outside of Eldora, IA called Pine Lake, and I caught several more from a couple of small ponds here near my house.

 

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1 minute ago, RPreeb said:

As usual I don't have a lot to bring to the table on this since I only started trying a little bass fishing last year after a 55 year hiatus, but the topwater that I've caught the most on would have been the Hula Popper back in the early 60's.  My best recent success for topwater is a BPS brand which doesn't seem to be available any more, with the slit just back of the lip for water to squirt out of. (I bought these about 6 years ago for fishing salt water tide channels for mutton snapper in the Bahamas, and glad I got 6 of each)  I caught my first bass in more than 50 years on the one in the top right of this photo at a little lake lake outside of Eldora, IA called Pine Lake, and I caught several more from a couple of small ponds here near my house.

 

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That had to be a great feeling! Welcome back to the sport.

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Pop R

Spook

Rage Trixie Shark

Speed worm 

 

 

 

 

 

Mike

 

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super spook jr. It has made me more money than any other bait I own.

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For many, many years it was a Cavitron buzzbait. But the Jackall Pompadour has moved into my number one spot. Honorable mention to the Sammy and the Pop-Max. 

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14 minutes ago, Oklahoma Mike said:

For many, many years it was a Cavitron buzzbait. But the Jackall Pompadour has moved into my number one spot. Honorable mention to the Sammy and the Pop-Max. 

See a lot of people like buzzbaits. I’ve never caught a fish on one. Might have to give them another try

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1 hour ago, Cak920 said:

See a lot of people like buzzbaits. I’ve never caught a fish on one. Might have to give them another try

get yourself a black 1/4 oz Cavitron buzzbait. 

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1) Heddon Super Spook Jr (saltwater version) in Red Head

2) 3/8 black Cavitron Buzzbait

3) Rebel Pop-R

(Honorable mention) Whopper Plopper. I had success with mine last year, but didn't fish it a ton. So it's hard to be a favorite. Although it was a lot of fun.

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4 minutes ago, RyneB said:

get yourself a black 1/4 oz Cavitron buzzbait. 

Black and white are the only 2 colors that I carry. 

 

Allen 

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1. Ima Skimmer (with just the belly treble attached)

2. Whopper plopper 110

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