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Key Features Style: Popper Size: 3.75 and 4.75 inches Weight: 3/4 ounce (3.75-inch version), 1.5 ounces (4.75-inch version) Material: Plastic Noise: Aggressively cupped head and internal rattle Pros Loud, booming pops get noticed by everything in the area Unique shape sticks to the water, and wont skip over the surface Casts like bullet without tumbling Outfitted with single hooks instead of trebles Cons The loud noise it produces can spook finicky fish Its clunky, and doesnt really work well in the skinny stuff There are literally dozens of popper brands and styles, and frankly, they all work
30 to 40 lb braid for mahi, blackfin, school YFT, king mackerel, cobia, and sails 50 lb braid for run-and-gun tuna or any application involving sustained high-drag fights 20 to 30 lb monofilament or fluorocarbon topshot for light-line billfish and tournament applications How should you set drag for light tackle offshore fishing
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Our canned answer is a 9 foot 6 weight with floating line
