What can I say. I'm a buzzbait addict. I'll throw one any time the water is above 60 degrees.
The Whopper Plopper, while technically not a buzzbait, is the lure I throw when they're short striking or swirling on a buzzbait. Throw it out past the strikezone, crank it a few feet, and let it sit right on top of the target, crank it again, and they'll kill it. Drives the fish nuts. I had 3 fish over 6 pounds this past season on a Monkey Butt and a Terminator.
Can't wait until Spring.

Love the whopper ploppers
I have only used this one once but have great luck with these lures
I would recommend getting all the colors

Both my husband and I love the whopper ploppers
Haven’t caught any on this specific one yet but we also haven’t used it but one or two times
Still would recommend getting all the colors of the whopper ploppers you never know which one is going to hit

Great top water bait. Can be ripped or reeled steadily for great action. Gurgling splashing action. Sits tail down in the water. I have used the 90 size. Tried this one cause of wider profile. Used for largemouth bass in NE. Florida

I just started fishing Whopper Ploppers 2 years ago and now they are my go to top water in the mornings and evenings. I love watching fish just come up and smash them. I have multiple sizes and colors and have caught fish on all of them. I have caught countless amounts of largemouth and a lot of snakeheads and I have even had catfish come up and hit them and I have never had a cat hit top water before.

Bought this for bass fishing a little on the big side but it is absolutely crushing it for me fishing for pike

defintely entices the big fish to bite

My go to lure for fishing right before sunrise for bass at my local lake. Best with a slow retrieve. I also tried using one off the Carolina surf, no luck there. But I'm sure it'd work great with blues.

I have had a lot of success with this lure. I have caught some decent LMB (18"), Smallies and Walleye (22") using the loon color at night. My favorite is the 90 and second choice would be the 75. I have not had any issues with the 90 rolling or twisting. The pictures I posted were of the fish I caught with the 75.

Excellent lure for top water largemouth bass.

Excellent lure for top eater speckled trout.

I also have two of the bigger models but no luck on them.

I caught about 10 bass in one night including a nice 3.5

I've used a number of sizes and colors and these are fun lures to fish with. Even the largest size draws pike and bass. No muskie yet, but I'm sure it will. I'm not sure that color really matters for these. Not the best hook up percentage, but that is top water fishing. There are a number of decent videos out there for mods like using some shrink tube to hold the hooks out.

Absolutely killer bait for catching big largemouth and smallmouth. Draws up some of the most violent typesetter strikes I've seen. They flat out destroy them! The 130 had produced some very large bass for be here in the Northeast.