Yozuri - F963 3DS Popper 65F Series – DC FISHING STORE INTERNATIONAL

Yo-Zuri F963 3DS Popper 65F Series

The Yo-Zuri 3DS Popper 65F is a compact floating topwater popper built around a short-lipped cup that spits and chugs on every rod stroke. At 65mm and 7g it suits light spinning and casting tackle, yet still moves enough water to pull fish up from below. The ABS resin body carries Yo-Zuri's Internal 3D Prism Finish, a reflective layer sealed inside the lure so the flash survives teeth and scratches. A feathered rear treble with a holographic Mylar tinsel tail keeps pulsing during the pause, where most topwater strikes happen.

Key Features

Floating topwater popper, 65mm and 7g
Short-lipped cup for a chugging, water-displacing action
Internal 3D Prism Finish sealed inside the body
Feathered rear treble with holographic Mylar tinsel tail
Tough ABS resin body
#8 black nickel round bend trebles
Seven colour patterns for bright, natural and low-light water

How To Fish It

Pop and pause — Cast past the target, take up slack, then give one sharp downward rod stroke to make the cup spit. Let it sit until the rings fade before the next pop.
Continuous chugging — Short rhythmic taps with the rod tip low while winding slack. Effective in low light when fish hunt by sound.
Walk and spit — Feed slack and use light alternating twitches to swing the head side to side between pops, covering a weed edge or mangrove line.
Structure targeting — Land it tight to timber, rock walls or jetty pilings and pop it on the spot for several seconds before moving.

Target Species By Region

Southeast Asia — Hampala barb (sebarau) in reservoir arms, peacock bass over submerged timber, small barramundi (siakap) and mangrove jack along mangrove edges and jetties.
North America — Largemouth and smallmouth bass, white bass and crappie on surface schools, plus inshore speckled trout over grass flats.
Japan & East Asia — Juvenile Japanese seabass (seabass/suzuki) in harbours and river mouths, small trevally and horse mackerel on light game tackle, and largemouth bass in Japanese lakes and reservoirs.
Australia, Middle East & Europe — Australian bass and bream in estuaries; asp, perch and pike in European rivers and lakes; small queenfish on Gulf flats.