Strike King Bitsy Sexy Dawg Topwater 2.75" 3/16 oz

Strike King Bitsy Sexy Dawg Finesse Topwater

The Strike King Bitsy Sexy Dawg brings the Sexy Dawg's side-to-side surface presentation to a compact 2.75-inch bait. At 3/16 ounce, this floating walker gives you a downsized option when bass are feeding on small forage or you want a subtler topwater presentation.

Work it with light tackle suited to its weight to create an erratic walk-the-dog action. Treble hooks, 3D eyes, and detailed baitfish finishes round out the design for freshwater fishing on lakes, ponds, rivers, and reservoirs.

Product Details

• Brand: Strike King.
• Model: Bitsy Sexy Dawg.
• Style: Finesse walking topwater lure.
• Length: 2.75 inches.
• Weight: 3/16 ounce.
• Buoyancy: Floating.
• Action: Side-to-side walk-the-dog movement.
• Hooks: #6 treble hooks.
• 3D eyes and detailed baitfish finishes.
• Water type: Freshwater.
• Target species: Largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, and other freshwater predators.
• Colors: Bluegill, Carolina Chrome, Fire Tiger, Chrome Sexy Shad, Green Gizzard, Sexy Shad, Bone, and Black Lab.

How to Fish It

Choose a rod rated to cast a 3/16-ounce lure and make a controlled cast past the area you want to cover. Let the bait settle, then use short rod-tip twitches while slowly gathering slack. Leave a little slack after each twitch so the lure can swing from side to side instead of sliding straight toward you.

Start with small movements rather than hard pulls. Walk it along open grass edges, across shallow points, or near visible baitfish, varying the pace and adding pauses when fish follow without striking. Keep the exposed hooks out of thick surface vegetation.

When a fish breaks the surface, wait until you feel its weight before reeling down and sweeping into the hookset. If it misses, stop the lure briefly and restart with a gentle twitch. Keep steady pressure during the fight rather than using an abrupt, heavy hookset with the small treble hooks.

Care and Storage

Check hook points, split rings, and your knot before fishing and after contact with cover. Clear grass or debris that interferes with the walking action. Let the lure dry before storage, and match replacement hardware closely to the original setup to avoid changing its balance.