Bomber Paradise Popper X-Treme Popping Cork

I recently added the Popping Cork to my fishing gear, and it has significantly improved my saltwater fishing experience. Its design allows for a realistic and attention-grabbing noise that attracts nearby fish. The versatility of this cork is impressive – it works well with various live baits and lures, making it suitable for different fishing conditions. The durability of the materials ensures it can withstand the harsh saltwater environment, providing long-lasting performance. The curved top I feel adds to the 'POP' sound when you jig it.

Cheap, yet exceptional popper! I've always went with the Paradise Poppers and they've never let me down! Exactly as advertised, 5 stars from me!!

I have had this for a while now and it works great. I saw reviews of it coming apart but i did not have any issues. I bring 3-4 rods with me on the kayak and always have this tied on. I have caught tons of snook, reds, and seatrout on it.

Perfect for inshore and creek fishing with live and shrimp lures. Very good value and durable

Looks good not used yet

Just learning to fish saltwater and kept hearing a popping cork was a great technique. Picked this up and caught this guy on my first trip out. Missed a bunch of other bites, so I'm sure I'll start to narrow the hookset down. Overall, highly recommend

I recommend searching a few YouTube videos that explain the best way to use these. Assuming you do (or that you're already well-schooled with them), I find these to be a valuable addition to my tackle box. If you fish in "noisy" environments (e.g., a large intracoastal river like the St Johns), there are some times when it's extremely advantageous to create some "positive commotion" that will actually draw fish to your lure. When you figure out the best way to cast these poppers (be careful if you're using braid - doing it "wrong" can lead to extra line knots), it creates a wonderful surface noise that's nearly identical to bait fish skimming the water. I've only been using them for a few days, but I've already had fish charging right OVER my popper.

I caught several big fish using this popping cork but the wire loop broke on a very large speckled trout when I was bring him into the hand net. The trout was at least 5 lb, could have been more. Would have made some fine filets. The cork is kind of expensive so I expected better quality.