BERKLEY BULLET POP 70
CA$13.99
Available in stock
Description
The Berkley Bullet Pop 70 is a versatile topwater popper built for anglers who want a larger profile and stronger surface presence than smaller finesse poppers. Its tail-weighted body helps deliver long, accurate casts, making it easy to cover shallow flats, weed edges, docks, and shoreline structure.
The cupped mouth creates a classic popping and spitting action that throws water forward and calls fish to the surface. At the same time, the balanced body design allows the Bullet Pop 70 to be worked with subtle rod twitches, producing a side-to-side walking action that gives anglers more flexibility on the water.
Compared with smaller topwater baits, the 70 size creates more noise, more splash, and a more visible bait profile, making it a strong choice when bass are feeding aggressively or when you need extra attraction in slightly stained water.
Whether you are targeting largemouth bass around shallow cover or smallmouth bass cruising calm water, the Berkley Bullet Pop 70 delivers easy-to-fish topwater action and explosive strike potential in a larger bait size.
The Bullet Pop 70 is a great topwater popper for bass when you need more surface disturbance and a larger bait profile.
Specifications
Type: Floating
Category: Topwater Popper
Hooks: Treble hooks
Recommended Setup
Line: 12–20 lb monofilament or braided line
Technique: Pop-pause retrieve or walk-the-dog action
Best Conditions: Calm water, shallow flats, docks, weed edges, early morning and evening
FAQ
What fish can you catch with the Berkley Bullet Pop 70?
The Berkley Bullet Pop 70 is primarily designed for largemouth and smallmouth bass, but it can also attract strikes from pike and other aggressive freshwater predators.
When should you use the Bullet Pop 70?
This larger topwater popper works especially well during early morning, evening, and warm-water conditions when bass are feeding near the surface.
What makes the Bullet Pop 70 different from the Bullet Pop 60?
The 70 size offers a larger profile, stronger surface commotion, and more casting presence, making it a better choice when fish want a bigger topwater target or when more splash and noise are needed.


Reviews
There are no reviews yet.