Do Plopper lures need more blades?

[@tommy8416]

Really like your vids man keep it up from Ireland 👍👍

[@LureLogicOfficial]

Thank you that means a lot

[@Noobish_Camper55]

I wonder if you add a thin metal washer between the plastic bead and blade if they would spin more freely. I suspect the plastic on plastic contact is creating a lot of friction. Alternatively, a heavy coat on the plastic might make the friction less.

[@LureLogicOfficial]

Thanks for the advice, I guess both the metal washer and the clear coat will reduce friction, maybe if someday I do version 2 of this lure I will work on improving friction.

[@pontoontri-hull156]

Adding more blades turns it into a buzz bait, so it's no longer a "plopper". It was a fun experiment though.

[@LureLogicOfficial]

Interesting, so any topwater lure that has more than 1 blade is considered a buzz bait?
I’m a saltwater fisherman and just recently started researching freshwater fishing because I’m moving to Central Europe.
That’s why I’m experimenting with freshwater lures and I lack the experience with them.

[@MegalodonEG]

What kind of wire did you use to assemble the lure?

[@LureLogicOfficial]

If I remember correctly back then I had a 1.2mm stainless steel wire that is meant for TIG soldering.
Nowadays I’m using 0.8 mm stainless steel safety wire, it’s a lot more flexible and easier to work with.

[@romanpotashov2957]

Hi friend. Put a brass ball, otherwise the propeller will not last long.

[@LureLogicOfficial]

Thanks for the tip