O.S.P Louder50

Long casting is possible with spinning & bait finesse, and the ultimate weapon for small places that can imitate small fish, insects, and shrimps!
"Expressing the role of poppers with full specifications" Birth of LOUDER

For example, when a pencil bait is not appealing enough. It is the unique performance and role of the popper to be able to notice and attract bass lurking in the cover to a wide range and deep. Of course, the flight distance and accuracy are good, but the important appealing elements are the pop sound, splash, rattle sound, and swimming with reduced travel distance. It can be used anywhere from narrow pin spots in the productive zone to vast weed areas in open water. It was developed with the aim of significantly improving the presence of the popper itself by improving all performance.

The charm of the LOUDER50

small popper is that it imitates small fish, insects, shrimp and frogs on the surface of the water, and attracts interest even under pressure with its quiet landing sound and unwarranted volume. The Louder 50 has a small body but 4 weights in order to prevent unintended movement and to be firmly entangled in the water. It has a high flight distance and is difficult to be swept away by the wind on the surface of the water. The maximum amount of feathers and tinsel that does not adversely affect the flight softens the sound of landing on the water, grasps the water firmly and reduces the moving distance, allowing you to concentrate on one point. A large cup & Break Water structure was applied to make it more appealing than its size. In this way, in the small popper genre where the adjustment range is narrow due to its small size, it will become a force that will bring more fishing results than ever by overcoming the limits of its performance.

Used tackle line snap

The tackle is a 6-6.6ft ML class rod with a bait finesse reel of around 10lb Fluoro. For spinning, use a 6-7ft rod of ML class or higher with 4-4.5lb fluorocarbon. In principle, the line should be directly connected, and if you attach a snap, we recommend a small size of #0 or less. If you use fluorocarbon, the weight of the cup will cause the cup to face downwards, making it easier to generate popping noises.