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When it comes to working topwater for big fish, nothing does it like "walking the dog." In steps the Rapala® Skitter Walk®, with its right-out-of-the-box perfect swimming action. Toss it out. Pump. Reel. Pump. Reel. You're "walking the dog" -- it's that easy to imitate a swimming mullet or baitfish. Large internal rattles create a rhythmic side-to-side motion and sound combination. Equipped with VMC® Perma Steel® hooks and saltwater hardware for ultimate toughness.
Rugged construction
Internal scale and gill patterns
Weighted tail for easy 'Walk the dog' action
Web ID: 36997
Rated 4 out of
5 by
TonyBoschi from
Bone Color (Solid White)Love these lures and the "Bone" is the best for Seatrout right there next to Red headed/ White body. They move different from a Spook (which I also use) but the Skitter Walk is "tail heavy" so it moves with its tail a little deeper in the water which collects more "short strikes" when they are just swiping at the lures and not engulfing them.
Date published: 2016-10-30
Rated 4 out of
5 by
CPS113 from
tremendousThis lure is great for Bass, Pike and Muskie.
to anyone out there who knows how to walk the dog ... if you don't have one of these yet, you are missing out.
Works great with a leader on to reduce break offs from toothy fish.
both sizes work well, and the hooks are extremely tough.
the only real drawback, is that in Canada these things are getting stupid expensive $15 !!!! Ya OUCH so don't lose them.
Date published: 2013-09-24
Rated 4 out of
5 by
Fisherman223 from
Descent topwater baitFirst impression is that this is just a ton of fun to use- regardless of whether or not it catches fish! My only problem is that you will get a ton of strikes but getting them to actually get the hooks their mouth is another thing. Before using this bait, I had never really used a lot of walking baits. I figured it out in just minutes with this- it walks very easily. the major downside to this is they make it in only one size that I've seen, and it's too small. I would prefer a bigger topwater, at least 4". This year, I will probably keep fishing it fast and erratically, trying to locate fish even if they don't hook up. Then I can come back through with a jerkbait or tube to catch those fish.
Date published: 2013-03-31
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Inshoreguy from
Great on the flatsTHE "go-to" topwater lure for sunrise, summer fishing for sea trout and redfish. Most recent outing on the 4th of July yielded 2 slot trout and 2 over slot redfish within 45 minutes of sunrise. Have used both sizes in several colors. I fish form a kayak, usually in northern Mosquito Lagoon.
Date published: 2012-07-09
Rated 5 out of
5 by
angrypinfish from
it worki never thought i would catch a 30" red on topwater till yesterday... i catch a lot of snook and trout. some snook actually flew out the water hitting this top water. the only complain from me about this product is the color peel off. but other than that it works
Date published: 2012-05-24
Rated 5 out of
5 by
jsymmonds from
Very good Top-water bait!Good lure for bass pretty easy to walk-the dog, and very fun strikes! It a lot of fun catching bass this way!
Date published: 2012-01-18
Rated 5 out of
5 by
FreshtoSalt from
awesome!caught everything and even a 7-8lb bass on this on the chartreuse and red and white color on standing grass
Date published: 2011-09-26
Rated 4 out of
5 by
ASaltWeapon from
Red Fish BusterThis top water hard bait is a Red Fish killer. When used with the right walk-the-dog presentation they cant resist. Works best in claim water.
New at fishing. Do not have a boa.t. Salt and freshwaters recommendations
Asked by: longashes
Solid white or "Bone" as they call it is outstanding for Seatrout as well as the Red head/ White body are great for anything saltwater. I also like the black back/silver side when the finger Mullet are running and all three colors I just mentioned are great for Bass fishing. The black back/silver side mimics a Shad so Bass love them.
Answered by: TonyBoschi
Date published: 2017-06-01
What knot to use?
Asked by: Billy010
Thank you for your inquiry. Any variety of knots will work for this. Rapala knots work as do hoop knots, but any knot that you know how to tie and hold well will work just fine. No type of lure requires any specific type of knot.
Answered by: BPSResource11
Date published: 2017-06-01
Is this made out of balsa?
Asked by: theike122
It's plastic. It has a chamber inside the lure that contains a rattle as well.
