MUST KNOW Topwater Techniques | Whopper Plopper & Choppo

In this video, I dive into the must know techniques to catch more fish on any of your plopper style lures such as the River2Sea Whopper Plopper and the Berkley Choppo. Whether you’re a seasoned angler or a beginner looking to improve your skills, these tips can help.

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Timestamps:
⏰ 0:00​ - Tip #1 Redirection
⏰ 01:43​ - Tip #2 Burn and Pause
⏰ 02:53​ - Tip #3 Hot Potato
⏰ 03:42​ - Tip #4 Don't Stop Reeling

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[sniperruss]

Amazing video for a lure I’ve caught tons of fish on really well done great tips especially the last one makes it seem a lot more realistic for fish on the pursuit!

[dee]

A aggressive stop n go is a good cadence as well I've had couple choppos as well did well on em too

[purplechedder]

Thanks for the tips, I just landed my first topwater w the
WP. It also seems to do really well around trees and structure.

[WadeLife]

I base my technique with a prop bait off of conditions, time of day, and water clarity plus some other variables.

[janosczovek]

Fantastic video love this type of videos 😊

[jamesmadison]

Man I just subscribed this is awesome info !

[fuzzy_little_duckling]

Awesome tips, thanks for this video! Btw what time of day do you recommend for ploppers?

[jobsearch]

great tips that I know will help me. Question, how do you prefer to rig it?

[adammitchell]

My choppo tip seems best when fished from the bank but I'll start out with a fast retrieve but very gradually slow my retrieve down, this seems to provoke a following fish into biting right at the bank