MirrOlure 74MR Topdog Pup Twitchbait Lure 74MRMRCH Chartreuse – Gold – 74MR 74MRMRCH Chartreuse – Gold

The MirrOlure 74MR Topdog Pup Twitchbait lure is a highly effective surface walker that is perfect for fishing. To use this lure, you will need to retrieve it with a twitching action known as “walking-the-dog”. Start by making a long cast to cover a large area, and then retrieve the lure in a straight line towards you. Use short, sharp jerks of your rod to make the lure dance quickly from side to side. As you pop your rod tip, you will hear a sonic click coming from the lure, thanks to the fish calling rattle inside the echo chamber of the lure. This feature helps attract fish and can lead to explosive strikes. The MirrOlure 74MR Topdog Pup Twitchbait Lure is especially effective for catching Trout, Redfish, Snook, and Stripers. Many inshore tournament anglers choose this lure as their go-to option. It's important to remember to vary your retrieve until you start getting strikes, as fish can have different preferences when it comes to lure presentation.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How do I use the MirrOlure 74MR Topdog Pup Twitchbait Lure?

The MirrOlure 74MR Topdog Pup Twitchbait Lure is retrieved using a twitching action known as “walking-the-dog”. Make a long cast and retrieve the lure in a straight line towards you. Use short, sharp jerks of your rod to make the lure dance quickly from side to side.

2. What is the sonic click feature?

The sonic click feature of the MirrOlure 74MR Topdog Pup Twitchbait Lure is produced by a fish calling rattle inside the echo chamber of the lure. This clicking sound helps attract fish and can lead to explosive strikes.

3. What fish can I catch with this lure?

The MirrOlure 74MR Topdog Pup Twitchbait Lure is especially effective for catching Trout, Redfish, Snook, and Stripers. Many inshore tournament anglers choose this lure as their go-to option.

4. Do I need to vary my retrieve when using this lure?

Yes, it is important to vary your retrieve until you start getting strikes. Fish can have different preferences when it comes to lure presentation, so experimenting with your retrieve can improve your chances of success.