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River2Sea Whopper Plopper – Bama Frogs
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River2sea's Whopper Plopper 190, designed by the legendary angler Larry Dahlberg, is his secret weapon for musky fishing. The soft, pliable tail rotates on the harness and creates muskie alluring rumbles at variety retrieve speeds and depths. The tail is designed to withstand the punishment rendered rocks, stumps and muskies. For decades savvy musky men have known that surface lures that made a certain deep throated hollow popping–plopping sound drove muskies crazy.
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River2Sea's Whopper Plopper, designed by the legendary angler Larry Dahlberg, is his secret weapon for musky fishing. The soft, pliable tail rotates on the harness and creates muskie alluring rumbles at variety retrieve speeds and depths. The tail is designed to withstand the punishment rendered rocks, stumps and muskies. Whopper Plopper 90 /130 are the little brothers of our larger version, but don't let its little package fool you, this bait has a serious little man's complex.
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