Yellow Magic Lure is a popular fishing tackle used by anglers around the world. It is a topwater bait designed to imitate small bugs or insects floating on the water's surface. The lure's unique design and color make it extremely effective in attracting various types of fish, including bass, trout, and pike. One of the main features that sets the Yellow Magic Lure apart from other lures is its realistic appearance. It is crafted to resemble a small insect, with intricate details such as wings and legs. This lifelike design, combined with the bright yellow color, makes it highly visible to fish and triggers their predatory instincts.

Yellow Magic Japanese Popper

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This lifelike design, combined with the bright yellow color, makes it highly visible to fish and triggers their predatory instincts. The design of the Yellow Magic Lure also contributes to its exceptional action on the water. It has a small concave face that creates a popping sound and splashes when retrieved, mimicking the movements of a struggling insect.

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The Yellow Magic Japanese Popper is renowned for its superior performance and balance. Finely crafted with cutting-edge techniques, its hand-painted finishes and hand-tied feathers add to its irresistible action. The popper’s loud sound and dynamic action will draw in bass from all over. This popper stands out from the competition, with a precision-engineered design and superior balance that will give you the edge. Hand-painted finishes and hand-tied feathers complete the construction of this superior luring tool, ensuring an attention-grabbing performance and sound that will draw in fish from all nearby. Weight 1/4 Ounce Length 2-2/5" Class Topwater Weight 1/2 Ounce Length 3.5" Class Topwater

Product Reviews: Topwater Lures

Everyone loves to Jitterbug! The Arbogast Jitterbug has been around for over fifty years, and it is still going strong. Ask any night time bass angler if they carry a Jitterbug, and chances are you will hear that they do. Ask them what color they use, and you will no doubt hear that it is black. Yes indeed! Black Jitterbugs produce plenty of night bass. A Jitterbug is so easy to use, and fun too. In short, it is a winner - for night expert or beginner!

Basic Anatomy. It is an oddball kind of lure because of the oversized metal wobbleplate screwed into its nose. Only the Heddon Crazy Crawler, another surface wobbler, exceeds the Jitterbug in the odd appearance category. However, the Crazy Crawler never developed the fish-catching reputation of the Jitterbug. The big Musky Jitterbug was the oddest and fiercest looking of all. It was festooned with treble hooks coming out its ears! Unfortunately, this legendary big bass lure is not available from the manufacturer right now.

What could be simpler? Just reel in straight and steady in order to get the best fish-enticing action out of a Jitterbug. If you are a beginning night fisherman, it's hard to go wrong here as long as you don't go too fast or too slow - and don't try to get too fancy.

These are the topwater lures you will see Roland Martin using on his TV show. Used with a walk-the-dog action, the HighRoller has a natural fleeing baitfish splash and sounds are deadly. Aerodynamic shape makes it a long-distance casting champ in a compact lure size. For best lure action, a loop knot, split ring or snap is best.

If you enjoy the thrill of explosive topwater strikes (and who doesn't), then treat yourself to a HighRoller lure. Each HighRoller lure is crafted from solid wood. Painted individually by hand for a custom lacquer paint job. All have yellow and black painted eyes. Gel-coated for durability using a brilliant 2 part epoxy coating, and have fine june-bug metal flake glitter in the gel coat. Deep rich colors, durability and tantalizing action. These solid wood lures are deadly on bass, stripers and many other species of surface-feeding freshwater or inshore saltwater gamefish.

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Topwater Lures Made Easy! (Beginner To Advanced)

Choosing the right topwater can be a real challenge! Between poppers, walkers, crawlers, whopper poppers, buzz baits, frogs, and toads its hard to know what to throw. But just like anything else, there are key baits that seem to work day after day and month after month. Today Matt is opening up his topwater boxes and sharing the key "stand outs" that he relies on to get bit when it counts.

Matt breaks his spring topwater into 4 categories. He relies on poppers, walking baits, straight retrieve baits, and frogs, to catch fish throughout Spring. Within those 4 categories it gets pretty complicated (as witnessed by the 4 boxes of topwaters he pulls out of the rod locker) but today he is sharing his favorites with us. From each category he's able to quickly select the "key" baits that will get bit when you need them most.

Below you'll find links to the exact topwater lures shown in the video. We've included the guys favorite colors and sizes for each, as well as some of the different rods they use to throw these baits. All the links go directly to Tackle Warehouse where you can see detailed photos and descriptions of each item.

POPPERS.

All Around- Damiki D Pop 70: http://bit.ly/2Pjvqo3

Colors: Spayu, Phantom, Black Holo

Colors: Smoke Shad, Japanese Shad, Alewife

Bigger Fish- Megabass Pop Max: http://bit.ly/2qqfmm1

Colors: Gill, Pumpkinseed, MB Gizzard

WALKING BAITS.

All Around- River2Sea Rover 128: http://bit.ly/2acSVea

Colors: Sooner, Bone, Abalone Shad

Refined- Evergreen Shower Blows 105/125: http://bit.ly/2zIkqUH

Colors: Bone, Half Mirror Wakasagi, Skeleton Chartreuse

Small Profile- Rapala Skitter Walk: https://bit.ly/37DC2Uz

Colors: Shad Translucent, Bluegill

STRAIGHT RETRIEVE BAITS.

Colors: Bone, Bluegill, Munky Butt

Colors: Bone, I Know It

-Dirty Jigs Skirtless Pro Buzz: https://bit.ly/2WJ85R3

Colors: Silver, Red

Colors: Night Stalker, Red Bug

SMALL FROGS.

Colors: Glitter Bluegill, Glitter Hasu, Green Frog

Colors: Killer Gill, Red Ear, Neon Glow

MATT'S FAVORITE WALKING BAIT COMBO.

Rod- G Loomis GLX 844C MBR: http://bit.ly/2gqziwT

Line- Sufix 131 Braid 40 lb: https://bit.ly/314VoyF

Leader- Maxima Ultragreen 15 lb: http://bit.ly/2ae97J9

MATT'S FAVORITE FROG COMBO.

Rod- Shimano Expride 7'3" Extra Heavy: http://bit.ly/2nTq9FL

Reel- Shimano Metanium MGL 150 B (XG): https://bit.ly/34HlAAk

Line- Power Pro Maxcuatro 65 lb Braid: http://bit.ly/2clBRiQ

MID-PRICED WALKING BAIT COMBO.

Reel- Shimano Curado 70 MGL (HG): https://bit.ly/2apmDJt

Line- Power Pro Maxcuatro 40 lb Braid: http://bit.ly/2clBRiQ

BUDGET POPPER COMBO.

Line- Power Pro 30 lb Braid: http://bit.ly/2aFg46b

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We have a variety of apparel items and custom lure designs available! Everything from hats, to hoodies, to crankbaits! Its all available direct through Tackle Warehouse with fast shipping. See it here.

This action, coupled with the lure's bright color, makes it irresistible to fish and entices them to strike. Another advantage of the Yellow Magic Lure is its versatility. It can be used in various fishing situations, including freshwater and saltwater environments. Whether fishing in ponds, rivers, or lakes, this lure can prove effective in attracting fish and producing bites. Additionally, it can be used by both beginners and experienced anglers due to its simplicity and effectiveness. To use the Yellow Magic Lure, anglers typically cast it out onto the water's surface and retrieve it using a steady or erratic motion. The lure's action and appearance will do most of the work, attracting fish and enticing them to strike. However, anglers may also experiment with different retrieval speeds and techniques to better match their target fish's preferences. In conclusion, the Yellow Magic Lure is a popular fishing tackle known for its realistic appearance, bright yellow color, and exceptional action on the water. It is versatile, effective, and can be used by anglers of all skill levels. So, whether you are a beginner or experienced angler, consider giving the Yellow Magic Lure a try on your next fishing trip..

Reviews for "The Art of Attracting Fish with Yellow Magic Lures"

1. John - 1/5 stars - I was extremely disappointed with the "Yellow Magic Lure". I bought it based on all the hype and positive reviews, but it did not live up to the expectations at all. First of all, it didn't catch any fish during the multiple times I tried using it. Secondly, the quality of the lure itself was very poor. It felt flimsy and cheaply made. Overall, I would not recommend this lure to anyone who is serious about fishing.

2. Emily - 2/5 stars - I had high hopes for the "Yellow Magic Lure" after hearing so much about it, but sadly, it fell short of my expectations. While the lure did manage to attract some fish, it was not as effective as I had anticipated. Additionally, the durability of the lure came into question as it started showing signs of wear after just a few uses. The color also seemed to fade easily. Considering the price of this lure, I expected better performance and longevity. I won't be repurchasing this one.

3. Michael - 1/5 stars - I regret purchasing the "Yellow Magic Lure". The claims made about its effectiveness were greatly exaggerated. I found it to be pretty much useless on my fishing trips. It didn't attract any fish, and I ended up wasting a significant amount of time and money on it. I feel like I was misled by all the positive reviews online. It's frustrating when a product doesn't live up to its promises, and that's exactly what happened with this lure. I would strongly advise against buying it.

4. Sarah - 2/5 stars - The "Yellow Magic Lure" didn't work as well as I had hoped. It seemed promising, with its vibrant color and supposed effectiveness, but it didn't deliver the desired results. The fish showed minimal interest in the lure, and I had to resort to using other baits to actually catch anything. The overall design of the lure was also not very practical, making it difficult to cast accurately. I wouldn't recommend spending your money on this lure when there are better options available in the market.

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