a little bulky and kind of 'floats' (mid air) when you cast but can get it far out enough. once its in the water it comes down nicely

inline decoys....inline shogun......inline raptor(smelli selling some on here)...........probably 8/0 with size 10 owner splits would work well.

River to sea rovers have a good action on em...some have rattles........The dark brown one looks like a young blue cod(had plenty of interest on that one)

for your 100 budget id go for shimano ocea pencils or Orcas.........starwalker 180 floaters......If you can get a waxwing daddy from usa(tackle direct).......that would be good too.....big single hook hangin off em ....these are all easy to swim......I believe the orcas come with trebs.....the pencils and starwalkers dont.....i use 7/0 inlines on both of them and prefer them to trebs........You can have a good play on them....these two i painted.

Like a lot of lures Its possible to catch a big fish on one, my preference is to use something through wired. The belly hook  on the jet poppers is seemingly locked into the lure by a steel pin held in place by plastic. Fishing it with an appropiate drag will probably see the job done, clamp the spool or lock down the drag on a big fish ?????

of course if youre targetting massive GTs then they might do some damage lol :)