Which type of design do most lures in the popper bait category feature?

Most lures in the popper bait category feature a rigid body with multiple hooks, which enhances their effectiveness when used in fishing. The rigid construction allows these lures to create a distinct popping sound and splash on the water's surface when retrieved, mimicking the actions of prey, such as struggling fish. The presence of multiple hooks increases the likelihood of hooking a fish as it strikes at the lure, thereby improving the chances of successful catches.

While some poppers are designed to be lightweight for ease in casting, the primary characteristics that define them are their rigid bodies that create surface disturbance and the presence of hooks to ensure that they are effective in attracting and catching fish. Other designs that focus on soft bodies or are geared towards underwater motion do not align with the traditional function and design that distinguishes popper lures.