Creme Pond Favorites Popper 2" Black/Purple

The Creme Pond Favorites Popper in 2" Black/Purple is a hard topwater lure designed to mimic a feeding fish breaking the surface. When you work it with quick jerks followed by pauses, it spits water and creates the commotion that triggers strikes from hungry bass and other predators. That erratic action and sound signal nearby fish that something's going down at the surface—time to eat. It's a confidence builder for topwater fishing, especially in ponds and small lakes where visual cues and disturbance matter most.

This popper rewards an active retrieve. The key is rhythm: jerk hard, let it settle, jerk again, pause. That work-and-rest pattern is what separates effective topwater fishing from mindless casting. The black and purple color combination is a proven producer in low light or stained water, giving fish a clear silhouette against the sky while blending into dingy conditions.

At 2 inches, it's compact enough to cast easily and fish accurately in tight spots—around dock pilings, grass lines, and structure where bigger poppers won't land clean. Each pack contains one lure, so stock a few in different colors to match conditions and dial in what the fish prefer on any given day.

Key Features

• Topwater popper design that spits water on the retrieve to mimic feeding fish
• Compact 2" size ideal for ponds, small lakes, and precision casting
• Black and purple color for visibility in low light and stained water
• Jerk-and-pause retrieve pattern triggers aggressive strikes

Specifications

Brand	Creme Baits
Product Type	Topwater Popper	Hard Bait
Length	2"
Color	Black/Purple
Quantity per Pack	1

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the best retrieve for a topwater popper?

Work it with quick, deliberate jerks to make it spit water and create surface disturbance, then pause and let it rest momentarily before the next jerk. That rhythm—action and pause—is what triggers strikes and mimics a real feeding fish.

What fish will strike a 2" topwater popper?

Bass are the primary target, but other surface-feeding predators like pike, pickerel, and larger panfish will respond to the commotion and feeding trigger this lure creates.

When should I use black and purple?

This color combination works well in low light (early morning, late evening, overcast days) and in stained or murky water where a clear silhouette helps fish locate and strike the lure.

Is this lure suitable for small ponds?

Yes. At 2 inches, it's compact and casts accurately into tight quarters around docks, grass, and shallow structure typical of pond fishing without requiring heavy tackle.