Rebel Magnum Pop-R – Tennessee Shad

The Rebel Magnum Pop-R lure is designed to generate more disruption on the water's surface compared to smaller lures. When an angler holds the rod tip towards the water or high, this bait produces two distinct sounds and actions. Additionally, it features exclusive color patterns and a rear treble hook dressed with hyper-light attracting strands of glitter filament. As a topwater bait, it creates surface disturbance that can draw bass from long distances.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How does the Rebel Magnum Pop-R create disruption on the water's surface?

The Rebel Magnum Pop-R is designed to create more disruption on the water's surface compared to smaller lures. When the angler holds the rod tip towards the water or high, this bait produces two distinct sounds and actions, which attract fish's attention.

2. What makes the Rebel Magnum Pop-R different from other lures?

The Rebel Magnum Pop-R features exclusive color patterns and a rear treble hook dressed with hyper-light attracting strands of glitter filament. These features make it stand out from other lures and increase its effectiveness in attracting fish.

3. Is the Rebel Magnum Pop-R a good bait for bass fishing?

Yes, the Rebel Magnum Pop-R is an excellent bait for bass fishing. As a topwater bait, it creates surface disturbance that can draw bass from long distances. Its design and action make it particularly effective in enticing bass to strike.

4. How should I use the Rebel Magnum Pop-R?

To effectively use the Rebel Magnum Pop-R, hold the rod tip towards the water or high to produce the bait's distinct sounds and actions. Retrieve the lure in a jerking motion to imitate the movement of injured baitfish, which will attract fish and trigger strikes.

5. Does the Rebel Magnum Pop-R come in other color options?

Yes, the Rebel Magnum Pop-R is available in a variety of color patterns, including Tennessee Shad. The different color options allow anglers to choose the most effective one based on the prevailing fishing conditions and the preferences of the target fish species.