Total length: 90mm

Weight: 11g

Hook: #6 * 2

A surface-explosive swimming popper!
Freely adjustable popping action on the water surface!
When you pull it, it creates a fluffy undertow action on the water surface!
It doesn’t dive so you won’t get caught on rocks!
Gabbots is a surface swimming popper that has the action of a minnow.

It has a variety of popping actions from short popping to long diving. When retrieved, it creates fluffy wakes on the water surface at dead slow to medium speeds to lure fish.

Since it barely dives, it is sure to be extremely useful in various shallow areas and just above rapids where snagging is unavoidable.

Combines the elements of popper and minnow

A variety of actions lure fish to the surface.

Masanori Muraoka gives a detailed explanation of Gabots
What is a swimming popper?

Gaboz!!!90(65) is a swimming popper that combines the action of a popper with the action of a minnow.

It does everything from short popping to long diving perfectly, and when you retrieve it, it creates a rolling action while creating an undertow on the water surface. It never dives, and swims steadily on the surface, creating an undertow, at any speed from dead slow to medium fast retrieve.

The benefits of always being on the surface

The Gaboz!!!90(65) always stays on the water surface whether you are popping or retrieving.

When it does a long dive, it dives about 5cm. The fact that its body is always on the surface of the water means that it is always covered in bubbles and water.

Its hard-to-see nature makes it extremely effective against wary fish.

When the water is clear, fish will jump out to the surface even from a depth of nearly 10m. When you feel that they have seen you through, fight on the surface. Gaboz!!!90 is equipped with a variety of actions to give you an advantage in that fight.

What kind of lure is Gabots?

So, let me give you a brief introduction: the swimming popper.

Even though it is a popper, it swims with a wake on the water surface when you pull it. You can lure it with popping or with undertow. When you pull it at a dead slow speed, it can sometimes be hard to tell where it is swimming, but if you give it a popping shot at times like that, you can immediately tell where it is, which is quite helpful.

Since its release in the winter of last year, we have been working with BlueBlue testers to fine-tune the details and reconstruct the colors. There are many cases of top water lures being hit by mistake. Is this a missed bite? Or is it a sign that the bait has been seen to be missing out right before it hits the bait? My answer is the latter.

Or rather, if we consider the latter, there is room for lures to evolve. So, what is a lure that cannot be seen through at the last moment? What about color? The colors that were thoroughly considered were the color of the sky above the ground and the color of the water.

The action of Gaboz!!! lures bottom-dwelling fish to the surface, and its color strategy to avoid being overlooked.

The colors being released this time are suggestions for such colors.