Strike Pro Lazerlite Popper

  • General Saltwater

The Strike Pro Lazerlite Popper, is a very realistic surface popper with a fast retrieve, it skips and darts on the surface like a wounded baitfish.

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The lifelike eyes and holographic body, gives a realistic presentation and offers anglers something new to present to wake up sleepy, lethargic fish. Besides a great finish and attention to detail, these ruggedly built floating poppers feature an internal weighting system. The fixed belly weight is programmed to balance the lure for tangle free casting and gives the lure a 45º nose up attitude when floating, perfect for the retrieve. Yes, this lure can be slow trolled by a kayaker or from a larger craft, but their greatest enjoyment (and effectiveness) will be provided by casting to fish.

Stike Pro Lazerlite Poppers are a 13.5cm 40gm floating lure, available in a range of colours, and best for cast and retrieve style saltwater fishing. Small enough to be cast with your grunty softbait rod, for smaller kingies and kahawai, but be warned the big kingys will nail these lures too!

Buy online at www.kilwell.co.nz and have them delivered freight free to your local Kilwell stockist.

RRP $13.99
 

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