Strike King HC KVD Splash Topwater Lure

The Ultimate Surface Weapon for Explosive Topwater Strikes

Hand-crafted to the exacting standards of legendary bass angler Kevin VanDam, the Strike King HC KVD Splash Popper delivers unparalleled versatility on the water. Built with a unique flat-sided profile and a precision-cupped mouth, this topwater hard bait is engineered to walk, chug, and spit water with minimal effort. Whether coaxing wary bass out of shallow vegetation or triggering aggressive schooling fish in open water, the KVD Splash generates the multi-action surface disturbance needed to draw explosive strikes.

Every lure features premium componentry, ultra-realistic 3D eyes, and durable multi-layer paint finishes designed to match local baitfish profiles. To maximize hookups on subtle topwater slaps, the rear treble is finished with a hand-tied feather accent that adds life-like pulse and movement during pauses in your retrieve.

Key Features & Benefits

• Tri-Action Surface Movement: Easily transitions between a sharp popping chug, a gentle water spray, and an effortless walk-the-dog rhythm.

• KVD Modified Body Shape: Slender flat-sided design produces a distinct thumping cadence that calls fish from deeper water column levels.

• Feathered Accent Treble: High-grade rear treble equipped with natural feather plumage to lure undecided followers into striking.

• High-Impact Detailing: Built with 3D anatomical eyes and chip-resistant paint finishes for long-lasting durability against toothy predators.

• Pre-Tuned Hardware: Features razor-sharp treble hooks and heavy-duty split rings right out of the package for dependable hook sets.

Technical Specifications

Pro Tip

Pro Tip: To get the most versatile action out of your KVD Splash, tie directly to the front line tie using a Loop Knot (such as a Non-Slip Mono Loop) rather than a rigid knot. This gives the nose total freedom of movement, allowing you to walk the lure in place with tight rod-tip twitches without pulling it out of the strike zone. On calm, high-pressure days, pop the lure once and let it sit motionlessly until the surface rings completely disappear—the trailing feather treble will continue moving in the water current to entice hesitant bass into engulfing the bait.