Frog Snub Nose Slider Popper

The lure features a short, rounded or “snub” nose, which allows it to create a popping or splashing action when retrieved across the water. This action mimics the sound and movement of a small prey fish struggling or fleeing on the surface, triggering a predatory response from game fish.

When fishing with a snub nose slider popper, anglers often use a “pop-and-stop” retrieve technique. This involves imparting quick, sharp pops or jerks on the fishing rod to make the lure splash and create commotion on the water’s surface.

After each pop, a brief pause allows the lure to settle before repeating the action. This imitates the movements of an injured baitfish and entices fish to strike.

Overall, snub nose slider poppers are popular among anglers who enjoy topwater fishing and want to target predatory fish species that feed near the surface.

Usually available in the following hook sizes: 6 | 8 | 10