Topwater prop bait built around a cupped heat-resistant tail, resonance chamber and metal-on-metal sound system. The balanced body is designed to track straight across varied retrieve speeds and is factory-rigged with Berkley Fusion19 treble hooks.
WHAT MATTERS
Metal-on-Metal Sound Profile
A concentric rivet and metal tail structure add a piercing mechanical sound over the standard plopping tail noise.
Sound Resonance Chamber Tail
Tail architecture is shaped around a resonance chamber to amplify the lure's sound profile.
Heat-Resistant Cupped Propeller
Cupped propeller tail is designed to hold its shape without warping in sun or a hot tackle box.
Straight-Tracking Topwater Action
Balanced body is designed to swim straight across a range of retrieve speeds without rolling over.
The Screamin’ Choppo is built to make itself known. Its cupped tail, resonance chamber, and metal-on-metal sound profile create more noise and disturbance than a restrained topwater presentation, which is useful when fish are aggressive, water is stained, or you need to call attention from farther away. That same aggression is the limitation: pressured fish, calm clear water, or situations demanding a quieter presentation can favor a conventional walking bait or less intrusive prop bait.
Best suited to aggressive topwater fishing where sound and surface disturbance are part of the strategy.
The tail and resonance system are designed to create a stronger acoustic signature than a basic prop bait.
Straight-tracking behavior across retrieve speeds makes it easier to fish consistently.
Tradeoff: The loud presentation can be too much for pressured fish or calm, clear conditions.
