Heddon Spit’n Image Topwater Walker – 3.25 Inch
Features:
- The Heddon Spit’n Image Topwater Walker is an Ultra Lifelike Imitation of a Fleeing Shad that gets bit!
- Painted with Super Realistic Color Schemes, each Spit’n Image live us to its name and is as close as it gets to a Shad.
- Designed to Move Side to Side while resting on the water Surface with its Tail Sitting Low in the water, even when its not working it works!
- Equipped with 2 Razor Sharp Treble Hooks, one on the belly and one at the tail, there is no fish that can escape one the Spit’n Image has sunk its teeth in.
- Available in a variety of colors and measuring in at 3.25 inches long and 7/16 oz, the Heddon Spit’n Image Topwater Walker is a must have lifelike walker for your tacklebox!
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Length | 3.25 inches |
| Weight | 7/16 oz |
| Hook Type | 2 Razor Sharp Treble Hooks (one on belly, one at tail) |
| Material | Plastic |
| Color Options | Various |
FAQ
What makes the Spit’n Image Topwater Walker realistic?
The lure is painted with super realistic color schemes that closely mimic a fleeing shad. Its movement pattern, including side-to-side motion and low tail position, enhances its lifelike appearance on the water surface.
How does the hook configuration work?
It features two razor sharp treble hooks—one on the belly and one at the tail—increasing the chances of a secure catch and reducing the likelihood of fish escaping.
Is the lure durable in different water conditions?
The plastic construction is designed to withstand typical fishing conditions, maintaining its shape and color over time when used regularly.
Una Paige –
This lure really looks like a real shad in motion. I’ve used it in both clear and murky waters and caught several fish. The side-to-side movement is impressive and the hooks hold well.
Eric Knox –
Great detail on the color and shape. It stays on the surface naturally and attracts fish even when not actively moving. The two hooks make it hard to lose a catch.
Carolyn MacDonald –
Very realistic and effective in early spring when shad are active. A bit heavy for some situations, but overall a solid choice for topwater fishing.
Jacob Wilson –
I’ve tried several topwater lures, and this one stands out. The way it moves and the color match make it a go-to for shad fishing in shallow waters.