TackleHouse Popper Contact Feed Popper SW 3.9in (100mm) 1.1oz Sayori Green CFP100SW Lure

Overview

The TackleHouse Popper Contact Feed Popper SW is a compact, sinking lure designed for versatile saltwater fishing. Measuring 3.9 inches (100 mm) and weighing 1.1 oz (30 g), this lure delivers a balanced feel in hand and a confident presence on the water. The Sayori colorway—described as green bag with color code #06—provides high visibility in varied water conditions, from clear to stained. Built to perform in choppy seas or calmer bays, it helps you cover water with purpose and precision.

In practice, anglers can use the weighted sinking design to control depth throughout the retrieve. The lure can be worked right on the surface for a splashy pause-and-pull, or directed deeper to explore mid-water columns. This dual-surface capability comes from thoughtful rhythm and line control, allowing action both above and beneath the surface. The robust hardware supports a range of cadences, from quick darts to longer sweeps, making it adaptable to changing currents and target species without altering gear.

The Sayori color isn’t just about looks—it can aid visibility against a variety of backgrounds. When waves break near structure or along reef edges, the green bag hue can help the lure stand out long enough to trigger bites. The combination of color, sinking profile, and the lure’s action profile gives you options for different water columns and fishing scenarios, all while relying on a single, dependable lure.

Key specifications

• Type: Sinking
• Size: 3.9 inches (100 mm)
• Weight: 1.1 oz (30 g)
• Color: Sayori (green bag) #06
• Hook: ST56#2
• Ring: #5

Angler tips and use cases

• Main compatible fish species: Shira, Meji, Katsuo, Maruzuki, Haszuki
• Best in conditions with visible water movement or rougher water where depth control helps attract attention
• Cast toward structure or drop-offs; vary cadence to alternately pull and pause, letting the lure dive and rise

Whether you’re casting from a pier, wading, or fishing from a boat, this popper’s sinking design and color contrast offer a flexible option for exploring different depths without swapping gear. Always adjust cadence to the moment—calm water may respond to steady pulls, while choppier water can benefit from short bursts followed by slower retrieves.