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We've taken the centuries-old, fish-catching abilities of the popping cork to a whole new level with the GRAND SLAM POPPER 4. We revolutionized the time-tested, basic popping cork with EBS TechnologyTM, which emits the biological sounds of baitfish. No redfish, trout, red drum, cobia, tarpon, flounder, etc. can resist the call of the Grand Slam Popper 4 as it's fished above your live, cut or artificial bait.

All Livingston Lures are water activated. The contact points are the eyelets that hold the hooks. When the lure comes in contact with water, it completes the circuit between both eyelets and activates the lure. You can simulate the connection by placing your fingertips on both hook eyelets at the same time. Hold the lure close to your ear (not too close though) and listen to the sound of a distressed Shad, or crawfish one of nature’s most sought after forage fish, minnows, croakers, mullet and more. The sound the lure emits is located on the package near the UPC code on the back. If there isn’t a sound there, your lure emits EBS Original sound which is the distressed Shad. While it may sound like a chirp to us, to a predator it sounds like a dinner bell.

DETAILS:

Type: Topwater

Depth: Topwater

Action: Floating

Weight: 1.2 oz

Length: 4"

Features: EBS Smart Chip

Hooks: N/A

SOUNDS:

EBS Croaker: White Red Top, Chartreuse Black Stripe

EBS Mullet: Bright Orange, Chartreuse Head Black Body, Black Chartreuse Stripe 

EBS Shrimp: Bright Pink

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