DRT Klash 9" Low

Shop Review

The DRT Klash 9 Low is much more than just a swimbait; it is a complete technical system that requires some experience to fully unlock its potential. Its modular design gives you a major tactical advantage when targeting highly educated predators, allowing you to switch from a smooth-gliding action to an erratic retrieve with just a few adjustments.

Key Features

• Model: DRT Klash 9" Low Float
• Type: Jointed Glide Bait
• Length: 23 cm
• Weight: 125 g
• Original buoyancy: Low Floating
• Modularity: Interchangeable tail (Mode A/B) and diving lip
• Target species: big pike and trophy bass

A World of Customisation for Targeting Trophy Fish

Extreme Modularity: Change the Action with Modes A and B

The key strength of the DRT Klash 9 Low lies in its articulated design and unique customisation system. You can reverse the position of the elastomer tail to switch between Mode A and Mode B, instantly changing the lure's action. The diving lip is also removable, allowing you to turn your lure into a true glide bait with an extremely smooth action, or fit optional lips to explore different swimming depths. This technical concept, unique to Division Rebel Tackles, gives you several different swimming actions in a single lure, allowing you to adapt to the fish's reactions within seconds.

Density Optimisation and Optional Accessories

To take the technical possibilities even further, you can adjust the density of your swimbait according to the conditions you encounter on the water. Adding self-adhesive lead strips to the body allows you to stabilise the lure or make it suspending, or even sinking, to target deeper layers of the water column. These fine adjustments are essential when targeting trophy fish that have seen it all and demand a perfect presentation.

A 125 g Meal for Big Pike and Trophy Bass

At 23 cm long and weighing a substantial 125 g, this lure displaces an impressive volume of water, capable of attracting even the largest predators from a considerable distance. Its jointed action realistically mimics the leisurely swimming motion of a large prey item, making it an irresistible target for trophy bass looking for a substantial meal. To fully exploit its potential, you will need a powerful big-bait setup, as casting and working a lure of this weight puts considerable strain on your tackle. Focus on areas with structure such as weed beds, submerged timber or drop-offs, where trophy fish often lie in wait to ambush their prey.