Strike King KVD Sexy Dawg Hard Knock 4 1/2 Inch Topwater Walker
Features:
- The Strike King KVD Sexy Dawg Hard Knock is a 4 1/2 inch, 5/8 ounce topwater walking lure with a loud thumping rattle.
- Developed to be an easy to walk, long casting, and dependable “walk-the-dog” topwater lure with a unique sonic profile.
- Specially designed rattle chamber that emits a deep, knocking sound that drives bass and other surface feeding gamefish wild.
- Comes to life when you rhythmically twitch your rod tip, allowing the nose to glide side to side.
- Available in over 10 great topwater and baitfish imitating colors.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Length | 4 1/2 inches |
| Weight | 5/8 ounce |
| Design Type | Topwater walking lure |
| Sound Type | Deep thumping rattle |
| Use Case | Surface feeding gamefish, bass, and other species |
FAQ
What makes the Hard Knock rattle sound different from other Strike King topwater lures?
The Hard Knock features a specially designed rattle chamber that produces a deep, knocking sound, which is more aggressive and effective at attracting surface-feeding gamefish compared to standard rattle sounds.
How should I retrieve this lure for best results?
Retrieve by rhythmically twitching your rod tip to allow the nose to glide side to side, which mimics the movement of baitfish and triggers a natural response from fish.
Is this lure suitable for all types of water conditions?
Yes, it performs well in clear to moderately stained waters where surface feeding fish are active, especially during early morning or late evening.




Christian Russell –
This lure is a game-changer for bass fishing. The knocking sound draws fish in quickly, and the side-to-side movement when twitched makes it easy to get bites. I’ve used it in both lakes and rivers and it consistently performs well.
Molly Wallace –
The sound is very distinct and stands out in noisy environments. It’s easy to cast and works great in early morning when fish are active. The color options are diverse and match well with natural baitfish patterns.
Irene Chapman –
I’ve tried several topwater lures, but the Hard Knock is the most effective for triggering strikes. The rattle is deep and consistent, and the walking action is smooth and natural.