Cordell Pencil Popper 1oz Bone

The Cordell Pencil Popper 1oz Bone is a hard topwater lure built for bass, stripers, redfish, and other aggressive gamefish that hunt on the surface. Unlike subtle presentations, this lure is designed for situations where you need maximum commotion and flash—a lure that announces itself and triggers strikes from trophy-sized fish willing to chase down something loud and aggressive.

What sets the Pencil Popper apart is its combination of walk-the-dog action and raw surface disturbance. The concave mouth design catches water on the retrieve, throwing spray and creating the kind of churning topwater presentation that draws fish from distance. The weighted tail does double duty: it stabilizes the lure during that signature walking motion while also loading the rod for longer, more accurate casts. When conditions call for a bait that works harder and covers more water, this is the tool.

The 1oz Bone finish offers a natural profile that works across clear to moderately stained water. Whether you're working shallow flats, current breaks, or surface-feeding zones during low-light periods, the Pencil Popper gives you a topwater option that's built for fish that demand aggression, not finesse.

Key Features

• Walk-the-dog action with pronounced surface disturbance
• Concave mouth design throws water for maximum visibility and attraction
• Weighted tail improves casting distance and accuracy
• Built for trophy-class bass, stripers, redfish, and similar predators
• 1oz lure in Bone finish

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What fish will the Pencil Popper catch?

This lure is designed for trophy bass, stripers, redfish, and other aggressive gamefish that hunt on or near the surface. It works best for fish that respond to loud topwater commotion and are actively feeding.

When should I use a topwater Pencil Popper instead of a subsurface lure?

The Pencil Popper shines during low-light conditions (early morning, late evening, overcast days) and in shallow water where fish are actively hunting on the surface. Use it when you want maximum visibility and reaction strikes rather than a subtle, finesse approach.

How do I fish the walk-the-dog action?

The walk-the-dog retrieve involves twitching the rod side-to-side as you reel slowly, creating a weaving motion across the surface. The Pencil Popper's design makes this presentation natural while the weighted tail and concave mouth keep the disturbance high.