The legendary Arbogast Hula Popper is as deadly on bass, pike and other gamefish today as it was when it first hit the market more than 60 years ago. The Hula Popper's pulsating skirt makes the difference – even during the pause it moves like something alive – for a killer action that results in vicious topwater strikes. The concave mouth of the Hula Popper produces big, loud "bloops" that gives every big fish within hearing distance a wake-up call they'll never forget.

With its concave mouth the Hula Popper creates a deep, throaty popping sound and bubble trail that has enticed aggressive strikes from all types of gamefish for decades. The hula skirt provides an extra measure of enticing flash and action. This lure should be fished in slow jerks giving the fish a chance to react to its unique sound and action and is an all time favorite for largemouth bass.
It is one of the best lures you can use to pull fish out from under heavy cover to the surface. The slower you fish it, the further it will pull fish to the surface. The frog and coach dog patterns have been consistent fish producers when fished around all types of cover.