Deps PulseCod Topwater Popper
The Deps PulseCod Topwater Popper is a 3.15 inch, 1/2 oz topwater bait designed to target big bass during the post-spawn period and in pressured waters.
- Features a cupped front that provides an excellent popping action and maintains a stable surface rest when paused. When slightly twitched, it easily walks on calm waters.
- Includes a unique internal spring weight that creates a distinctive internal ‘pulse’ sound, combining with vibration for increased attraction.
- Equipped with a natural feathered trailer hook to improve hook-up potential.
- Available in 13 eye-catching colors.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Size | 3.15 inches |
| Weight | 1/2 oz |
| Hook Type | Natural feathered trailer hook |
| Sound Feature | Internal spring pulse |
| Colors Available | 13 |
FAQ
What makes the PulseCod Popper different from other topwater baits?
The PulseCod Popper features a unique internal spring weight that creates a distinct ‘pulse’ sound, combined with vibration, making it highly attractive to big bass, especially in pressured or post-spawn conditions.
Is the bait suitable for use in calm waters?
Yes, the cupped front design allows it to walk smoothly on calm waters when slightly twitched, making it effective in low-energy conditions.
Does the bait come with a specific hook type?
Yes, it is equipped with a natural feathered trailer hook, which enhances its appeal and improves hook-up success.
Connor Harris –
Used this popper during a post-spawn bass run and caught a 5-pound bass right off the surface. The pulse sound really stood out and the bait walked well on calm water. Great for pressured conditions.
Jane MacLeod –
The color options are vibrant and the pop action is noticeable. It worked well in early morning when the water was still. Hooked a few fish, though not as many as expected in heavy cover.
Irene Miller –
Felt the pulse sound clearly when casting. The bait stayed on the surface and responded well to subtle twitches. Caught a large bass in a pressured spot where others had no success.
Diane North –
It looks good and the sound is unique, but the hook sometimes didn’t set properly. Might need more practice with the retrieve technique.