River2Sea Whopper Plopper Vs. Yo-Zuri 3db Prop! River Fishing Showdown - Top Water Challenge!

A friendly contest between the River2Sea Whopper Plopper and the Yo-Zuri 3db Prop. See which one is better suited for shallow river fishing!
Music:
The 126ers - Simpler Times
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[@leviiijoseph6792]

Love the description and analysis of the lure bro! A lil more footage of the fish you catch would be killer! Awesome vid love your commentary lol 🙏🏻

[@wanderingoglethorpe]

Appreciate the feedback!

[@HomesteadOnThePreserve]

Very cool video, I had a lot of fun watching. I'm a Whopper Plopper fan, especially the little 60 size. I wish the YoZuri came in a small size, I'd buy a few of them. It looks like an excellent lure and prop + loud rattles = awesome!

[@wanderingoglethorpe]

An inch shorter would definitely be a killer small water bait. Thanks for the feedback!

[@MrLapin-LL]

Nice comparaison. Well done.

[@wanderingoglethorpe]

Thanks I appreciate it!

[@robertveith2571]

The whopper plopper is hard to beat because It started out as a Musky lure I have one of the first ones it's about 10in long and made of wood in Sucker Color it is a heavy bait 4oz I like the new larger size a lot easier to cast.

[@wanderingoglethorpe]

I have one of the older wooden musky prop baits as well. It was fun watching how fast they caught on once they got downsized a bit. Thanks for watching!

[@juanpena519]

Eso señuelo se pueden usa en agua salada osea en la playa

[@teytucker9504]

The yo zuri is a more versatile bait in my opinion. Try walking it back to you with rod twitches . You can walk it like a traditional plug while still having a prop on the back when and it you need it. The whopper or its close cousin the choppo is an amazing bait but it's a one trick pony and if all that noise youre making isn't turning the fish on its over with. The yo zuri you can slow it down if the fish want a little more finesse that day. That being said if the fish want a big loud bait its hard to beat the plopper

[@wanderingoglethorpe]

I'll give that a go. It's a slick little bait. Thanks for watching, appreciate your time.

[@teytucker9504]

@@wanderingoglethorpe you're very welcome and thanks for making the videos!

[@johnsurf509]

Change to a single hook!

[@wanderingoglethorpe]

I'll give that a try, any specific type?

[@johnsurf509]

@@wanderingoglethorpe Use your fisherman sense, I'm sure you'll make the right adjustments, I would use the type they use with rings on smaller vertical salt water jigs!!