O.S.P Louder60

Louder 60, a 60mm popper that demonstrates its power in major lakes and small fields.
Designed with a minimum body size that can handle fishing pressure such as major lakes on holidays and okappari in small fields, and the front and rear #6 hooks do not get entangled with each other and the needle tip does not get on the cup. And select a vertical eye so that you can make a double hook tune. With its own weight of 8.4g, rear center of gravity and high specific gravity design, it is easy to pinpoint cast to the target point even with a lot of feathers, and long casts are also possible. The long nose and large cup grabs a lot of water and raises the surface of the water, generating a predatory POP sound from the landing point, appealing to big bass hiding in the cover. The Break Water structure applied to the edge of the upper jaw bounces the water in the cup forward without letting it escape backwards. By shaking its head moderately, the movement distance is suppressed, and a splash, water column, and spitz are generated. Due to the high specific gravity design, it is difficult to be swept away by the wind, and even if you attach an action, it will not come close to you. Since there are many parts in the water with a slightly standing posture, bass that do not want to break the surface of the water for fear of birds and other enemies can be brought into the bite, and there is little loss. Louder is the one who has given a new dimension of strength by evolving all the performances unique to Popper.

Express the role of the popper with full specifications

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.

Lines and snaps used

Basically, it is recommended that the line is directly connected, or if a snap is attached, a small one of about #0 is recommended. If you use fluorocarbon, the weight of the line will cause the cup to face downwards, making it easier to generate a pop sound.