DUO Pokémon Fishing Kyogre (E) – floating crawler topwater lure 153 mm 48 g

DUO Pokémon Fishing Kyogre (E) is a distinctive DUO International topwater lure inspired by the Legendary Water-type Pokémon Kyogre. More than a collectible, it is a serious Japan-made crawler lure measuring 153 mm and weighing 48 g. Its substantial body and active surface presence are designed for larger predators, including pike and other powerful fish that hunt near the surface.
Key features. Duralumin wings on both sides alternately catch the water during retrieval, producing a broad crawling motion. The lure displaces a large volume of water, creates pronounced splashes and sends micro-vibrations through the surface, helping predators detect it from a distance. Two feather-dressed treble hooks add movement during pauses and help secure strikes.
Action and application. After casting, give Kyogre a light cue to engage the wings, then retrieve it very slowly and steadily. Stop-and-go with brief pauses is also effective. Cast along weed edges, lily pads, reeds, fallen trees, shallow areas and other cover where large pike may wait. Every lure is carefully finished by DUO craftsmen in Japan. Protect the painted surface and wings from impacts and hard obstacles.
Why choose it:
• 153 mm, 48 g floating crawler-style topwater lure;
• duralumin wings for strong water displacement and wide action;
• effective micro-vibrations even on an ultra-slow retrieve;
• two feather-dressed treble hooks;
• made in Japan for large predators hunting near the surface.
Specifications. Model – Pokémon Fishing Kyogre (E); product code – BCCP026; length – 153 mm; weight – 48 g; type – crawler topwater lure; buoyancy – floating; range – topwater; wings – duralumin; recommended retrieves – ultra-slow steady and stop-and-go; hooks – two feather-dressed trebles; made in Japan.
Which Pokémon Fishing model should you choose? Kyogre (153 mm; 48 g) creates the strongest surface disturbance and suits heavier tackle and large pike. Pikachu (106 mm; 22 g) is a lighter Slow Jitter lure, while Psyduck (68 mm; 16 g) is a compact crank-style model that dives just below the surface on a slow retrieve.