Tsurinoya Dasher 90F Topwater Popper for Bass

Specifications

Type	Popper
Length	90mm / 3.54 in
Weight	23g
Depth	Surface
Action	Popping and spitting with walk-the-dog potential
Hooks	2x treble hooks
Best for	Largemouth and smallmouth bass, shallow structure and calm surface conditions

Product description

The Dasher 90F is a surface popper built to draw explosive strikes from bass holding near cover or busting baitfish up top. Its concave face throws water and spits foam on every sharp pull, while the internal rattle adds an extra call that carries across open water and stained conditions alike.

At 90mm and 23g it casts well on medium spinning or baitcasting gear and sits high in the water, ready to pop again the instant it lands. Work it around docks, grass lines, and rocky points during low light or calm mornings when bass are looking up. The dual treble hooks stay connected through the head-shakes that follow a topwater blowup.

How to fish it

Cast past cover such as docks, laydowns, or grass edges and let the lure sit until rings disperse
Snap the rod tip down sharply to make the face pop and spit water, then pause
Vary pause length between one and three seconds since strikes often come during the pause
Speed up into a walking cadence when bass are actively chasing baitfish on top

Frequently asked

What size bass is this popper suited for?

The 90mm, 23g size matches average to larger largemouth and smallmouth bass and casts well on medium spinning or light baitcasting setups.

What line works best with this lure?

Braided mainline with a fluorocarbon leader helps transmit the popping action and resists abrasion around cover, though straight monofilament also works for a more natural walk.

Does color matter for topwater fishing?

Yes, brighter or reflective patterns tend to stand out better in stained water while more natural, subtle finishes work well in clear conditions.

When is the best time to fish a popper like this?

Early morning, evening, and overcast days are prime since bass are more likely to feed near the surface when light is low.