Saltwater Topwater Lures

Saltwater topwater lures represent the most exciting way to target predators in coastal shallows as well as open water. Visual strikes in the upper water column are extremely dynamic, and topwater fishing delivers unforgettable experiences with every bite.

When choosing a lure, the character of its action and the surface conditions are the most important factors. While poppers can provoke fish from greater depths with a strong splash, gliding pencil baits rely on the natural action of fleeing prey. In strong winds and waves, heavier models with a specific rising action excel, offering the longest casting distance.

Poppers and Pencil Poppers

• Jackall Bleeker Toppy 67F – a modern pencil popper with a special chin projection, which helps it maintain stability even in the waves. It can produce an enticing splash as well as an effortless "walk the dog" action.
• DUO Realis Pencil Popper 110 – a robust topwater lure for larger predators that combines a distinct popping effect with a smooth glide. The internal weight system guarantees long and stable casts even in adverse conditions.
• DUO Realis Popper 64 – a compact lure that pushes water when twitched and generates a loud pop. It offers a mix of freshwater and saltwater colors, and thanks to its vertical resting position on the surface, it converts a maximum number of strikes into successful hookups.

Classic Pencil Baits

• DUO Realis Pencil series – premium aerodynamic lures for a precise "walk the dog" retrieve. They are available in a diverse mix of saltwater and freshwater colors and allow the angler to smoothly change the dynamics of the surface action.

Heavy Rising Baits

• Jackall Riser Bait series – unique heavy models with an upward-angled lip that instantly rise to the surface upon retrieval. Extreme casting distance makes them a perfect weapon for long-range fishing or in strong headwinds.

Tip: In calm water, the silent approach and natural action of pencil baits usually work best. Once the waves pick up, it is better to tie on a louder popper that can draw the predators' attention more easily. To fish deeper sections in rough surf, supplement your tackle box with sinking saltwater hard baits.