Duel Yo-Zuri R1371-TM Mag Popper (F) 160mm (6-1/4) Clear – Topwater Lure

Overview

The Mag Popper is a topwater lure designed to deliver bold surface action when you’re fishing calm mornings, dawn, or after a long cast. At 160 mm (6-1/4 in) and around 2-3/4 oz, this model is built to ride the surface with a pronounced, water-thumping profile that draws attention and triggers surface bites. Its robust construction and purposeful geometry help you cover water efficiently while you focus on the chase rather than the setup.

Key features

• Topwater Popper: designed to create a visible surface commotion and inviting splash.
• Tough and Durable ABS Resin: resists nicks and tears from aggressive strikes and frequent popping.
• 3x Heavy Duty Hooks and 3x Heavy Duty Split Rings: ready to handle strong fights with reliable hookups.
• Patented Weight Transfer System: improves casting distance for longer, more precise casts.
• Designed with an irresistible gigantic water pushing face: maximizes surface disturbance to attract passive or wary fish.

How it performs on the water

This Mag Popper supports several proven retrieval styles, including stop-and-go, pause/jerk/pop, and fast popping retrieves. The broad face and balanced weight help maintain a steady surface rhythm, making it easier to provoke strikes from wary fish or those cruising just below the surface. The combination of long casts and dramatic surface action gives you multiple chances to cover a productive zone in a single outing.

Use cases and benefits

• Long casts let you reach distant targets or offshore structure without excessive effort.
• Stop-and-go or pause/jerk/pop retrieves create varied surface pulses that can entice curious predators.
• Large water-pushing face delivers conspicuous splashes and wakes, increasing visibility to fish feeding near the surface.
• Durable hardware reduces the risk of missed hookups during aggressive takes or big-fish pulls.

Note: Benefits described here reflect the lure’s designed features and typical water-use scenarios. Results depend on conditions, species, and technique, and are not guaranteed.