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SMITH CATAPY Clicker II – a premium JDM (Japanese Domestic Market) topwater lure that imitates a caterpillar or other insect that has fallen onto the water.
In 2024 the Caterpie Clicker model was updated to the Catapy Clicker II, which can additionally be fitted with a glow stick on the head.
The lure is 68 mm long and weighs 16.8 g. Its body is made of a bone material that amplifies the sound of the built-in copper clicker. The metal lip (cup) is coated with a film that makes the lure flash in the water. This combination of sound and flash arouses fish curiosity even when they are passive.
Key features:
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The built-in copper clicker produces a clear, high-frequency sound that attracts active fish.
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The bone-material body amplifies the resonance of the clicker.
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The metal lip reflects light, increasing the lure's visual appeal.
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The double hook reduces snagging.
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Glow stick option – insert a commercial chemical light stick (Φ2.9 mm) and the lure is much easier to see at dusk and at night. Specially made openings in the eyes and head give the angler maximum visibility while making it less likely that the fish notices the light. You can buy the sticks here.
Recommended for:
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Very active fish – the sound helps attract them.
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Daytime fishing, strong wind, choppy water, inflows, rising water, slightly deeper spots or new fishing spots – the clicker type is often more effective.
SMITH CATAPY Clicker II – an ideal choice for anglers looking for a lure that combines sound, flash and natural movement in one. In summer it is especially effective in rivers for asp, and in the shallows and near weeds for pike.
What it is for and what tackle to use
- Fish: asp, pike.
- Where to fish: river current and riffles, shallows and weed edges.
- Size and weight: 68 mm, 16.8 g.
- Type: a floating (F) topwater lure with a clicker.
- Rod: a spinning rod rated for about 10–30 g.
- Line: 0.12–0.16 mm braided line with a 0.25–0.30 mm fluorocarbon leader.
- Retrieve: a slow steady retrieve on the surface so the clicker makes its sound, with short pauses.
- For pike: use a steel or titanium leader.
The rod and line recommendations are a guide: they help you choose, but you can also fish with similar tackle you already own.
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