Tackle House CFP100 Feed Popper – 3.9 in Floating Lure, Double Black Slit HG #05

Overview

The CFP100 Feed Popper from Tackle House is a compact floating lure designed to deliver a crisp pop with a light jerk. Its mouse cup creates a distinct surface sound that can attract curious fish while you maintain control of your retrieve. The lure sits with an almost upright profile, helping you focus your line and pops precisely where you want them.

Built for distance without sacrificing action, this lure pairs a compact body with a relatively high specific gravity. The result can translate to longer casts and more consistent surface performance, even when wind and current are challenging. The Double Black Slit HG #05 color provides a clear silhouette against varied water tones, aiding visibility while you work the lure along the surface.

Key specs and notable design elements

• Type: Floating
• Size: 3.9 inches (100 mm)
• Weight: 0.8 oz (22 g)
• Color: Double Black Slit HG #05
• Main compatible fish species: Shira, Katsuo, Tuna, Blues, Lily

Action, feel, and what you might notice

The mouse cup delivers a pop with a light jerk, producing a crisp, surface-oriented sound that can draw attention from nearby fish without requiring aggressive retrieval. The lure’s surface interaction is complemented by a near-upright floating posture, making it easier to visualize and time your pops in relation to the water’s surface and your cast.

Anglers often notice the combination of a compact profile and higher density, which supports longer casts while maintaining a lively surface action. This balance can help you cover water more efficiently and keep the lure in the zone where strikes are most likely.

Use cases and practical tips

• Shoreline and offshore setups where a surface pop can trigger surface-biting reactions
• Longer-distance casting opportunities thanks to the lure’s compact body and density
• Calm or slightly choppy conditions where clear silhouette and surface pop help visibility

How to maximize the experience

Start with a light tug or small snap to activate the pop, then pause briefly to let the surface settle before repeating. Maintain a steady rhythm that keeps the lure near the surface, allowing the action to remain visible and inviting to nearby fish.