I finally got my hands on the Double Plopper. Now my only question is how I want to tie it on. Direct tie, swivel, split ring? I think I'll be throwing it with my medium heavy Abu Garcia Pro Max and 50lb braid since I'm gonna work it through pads. Thoughts?

Seems like I would direct tie it

Direct tie, and the drag adjusted accordingly if you are going to throw it with braid.  I also hope this lure can stand up to punishment, because it comes with a hefty $$ tag. Fingers crossed a bow fin (mudfish) doesn't get its jaws on it. 

Direct tie.  I've been holding back on buying one of these.  I'm trying to figure out if they are a gimmick or not before I buy one (or two).

Cabella's does have them for $14.

4 hours ago, BassinLou said:

Direct tie, and the drag adjusted accordingly if you are going to throw it with braid.  I also hope this lure can stand up to punishment, because it comes with a hefty $$ tag. Fingers crossed a bow fin (mudfish) doesn't get its jaws on it. 

Luckily the worst I have to worry about where I fish are pike. I've caught a handful of them on the regular whopper plopper and haven't had any issues.

4 hours ago, CavScoutA21 said:

Direct tie.  I've been holding back on buying one of these.  I'm trying to figure out if they are a gimmick or not before I buy one (or two).

Cabella's does have them for $14.

I think I paid $17 for mine. I've never really considered any baits "gimmicks" except for the ones on infomercials lol. If it catches me fish, it's worth the money. We'll find out soon enough!

A buddy caught a 9+ on it!

I was hoping I could convince myself it was a gimmick so I wouldn't buy it but now I might have to ask my wife for a raise in my allowance so I can buy 1 or 2.  ?

I purchased one a while back in the powder color.  I have the regular W.P. in the same color and have caught several fish on the 130.   When I used the Double W.P. I was a little disappointed with the way the lure ran in the water, if running the lure anything but slow it tended to lean to one side and leave the other blade not touching the water, not sure if I can adjust it somehow.   I did not catch anything that outing on the D.W.P. but I did have a couple of blowups so I feel confident in it's ability to produce fish.   

Not sure just yet when it may be a better choice over the regular W.P. but I am sure that more time with the bait will give up some clues.

Interesting bait

I'm not buying until they release the quadruple whopper. 

I always like trying new baits and techniques so this was a natural buy for me. I'm curious to see how it runs plain, and with a trailer on it. I'm happy to see it comes with a bait holder on the hook. I'm thinking a small chartruese curly tail grub would look awesome on this particular one.

7 hours ago, CavScoutA21 said:

Direct tie.  I've been holding back on buying one of these.  I'm trying to figure out if they are a gimmick or not before I buy one (or two).

Cabella's does have them for $14.

I have heard they have great action, but you have to fish it super slow or it wont run correctly. I have also read that they are not durable. I haven't used one, but I have heard from a bunch of sources and I am very hesitant to buy one.

That looks like an a-rig went to pimp my lure and got tricked out....where do I get one?

3 hours ago, EvanT123 said:

I'm not buying until they release the quadruple whopper. 

I started a new savings account for the pentawhopper. Just can't wait for 2018!

I just bought mine today from work, pretty much got a free Savage Duck with my purchase. My DWP is in powder, going to take it out tomorrow night and see what she can do. 

It'd be good to hear some feedback on this one.

On 8/30/2016 at 7:27 PM, EvanT123 said:

I'm not buying until they release the quadruple whopper. 

I was waiting for the A-rig Plopper myself... 

On 8/30/2016 at 7:31 PM, Travis Gasper said:

I always like trying new baits and techniques so this was a natural buy for me. I'm curious to see how it runs plain, and with a trailer on it. I'm happy to see it comes with a bait holder on the hook. I'm thinking a small chartruese curly tail grub would look awesome on this particular one.

Run a trailer hook and one of these. 

ive had fun days with mine. its just so fragile that after i brushed it against a tree limb it took forever for me to get it to swim perfect. runs nicely over areas where a regular plopper would get pick up too much milfoil and hydrilla.