• Total length: 67mm / Weight: 9g
• Color: MC Coach Dog
• Type: Floating (standing floating position) / Installed hook: Treble #8
• Equipped with fins at the throat / Front hook eye (placed slightly to the rear) / Adopts teardrop-shaped line eye
• Concept: We are good at what you need!! A pencil popper for black sea bream and chinook fishing that combines high action response performance, stable flight attitude, and high flying performance thanks to the rear center of gravity design!!
High response x flying pencil popper compatible with black sea bream (chinning) [Bleecker Toppy 67 F]!!
In pursuit of response and ease of action, the response of dog walk action has been dramatically improved by the effect of the fin attached to the chin.
Even in situations where the wind, current, and waves are harsh, you can take firm action and expand your range of strategies.
In addition, it is easy to use regardless of the angler's experience level, and you can experience the fun of manipulating a top water plug.
By adjusting the line tension and input strength when walking the dog, it is versatile, from wide-ranging searches at a good tempo with a sliding width to suppressing the sliding width and inviting people to shake their heads at a single point!
Popping has very few errors and troubles, and it calls out to a wide range of fish with a sweet popping sound, making it an efficient appeal in rough water situations.
The design concentrates the volume and center of gravity on the tail side, allowing long distance casting with a stable flight posture.It achieves an outstanding flight distance, allows you to reach unexplored spots, and is useful both on shore and offshore.
(*Average flight distance of 5 casts when using PE 0.6, leader 10lb, 7ft 7inch rod 52.2m)
"Fins at the throat" sharply cut water during dog walks and improve straight forward movement in left and right directions.This part is the key to the high operability and ease of action that are characteristic of Toppy.
The body, which looks like a toy at first glance, has a thick tail section to carry weight and rectify the wind, dramatically increasing flight distance.
In addition, black sea bream tend to have a tendency to miss bites if they slide too much, so the thick tail applies the brakes and minimizes the necessary slide width to increase the hooking rate.
Most of the body is underwater [floating position, almost standing].It is less likely to be repelled when biting, reducing missed bites.
The front hook eye is placed slightly behind the center of the body.It is set in an exquisite position that prevents it from getting tangled with the line or snap even when swinging or popping.
Equipped with a "teardrop-shaped line eye" that improves the difficulty of threading snaps, which is common with poppers.By making it teardrop shaped, it is designed to easily pass through the folded part of the snap tip.