Got some good fish on them up in the tropics. Can't remember if I have got any kings with one yet though, although that is just due to a lack of trying, not a lack of success.
The current boring colours are due to be amped up before long, as soon as current lure stocks here, in Aussie and the states have dropped to the level where they need to make more.
It is a fairly slow-action lure though, doing the big rips to get them to work...well, it doesn't. However, the slow action means the lure is actually in the bite zone for longer! :-)
Recently in the Sollies I used the little 120mm ones, and had a lot of fun with them....

thanks guys. I just read your old post Capt about your trip to the solomons - sounded like a lot of fun.  They are very well priced so might have to give them a go. 

Yep I know what you mean, I had a ball fishing small poppers in Rarotonga in September. You get used to 25 degree crystal clear and calm water, balmy evenings, loads of different fish and having the whole place to your self (almost!)

I actually prefer the Doggie lures to either the rover or the wideglides, but that is just me. Once I can get a Wideglide in pink (so I can see the damn thing in the water), then I am sure I will like them a bit more.
The Rover is kind of a cross between a stick and a popper. Interesting zig-zag action on it too. definitely a surface lure though, as opposed to the wideglide and doggies being sub-surface. At least on the surface you get the buzz from watching the fish coming in behind the lures a lot ore. :-)

Can't argue with a photo