Does the Lucky Craft G-Splash 120 float?

Yes, it floats. It is a 120 mm, 24.5 g surface popper that stays on top of the water on the retrieve. Do not mix it up with the HD version, which is heavier and sinks.

How do you work the G-Splash 120?

With short downward rod twitches, a pause, and the cup throws water ahead of the lure. Vary the rhythm between fast and more spaced-out pops. No walking the dog with this one.

Which fish can you target with the G-Splash 120?

Mostly sea bass, which you try to bring up to the surface with the noise and splashes of the cup. On a flat calm sea, we would rather pick a stickbait.

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Lucky Craft G-Splash 120 floating surface popper (120 mm, 24.5 g), with a large cup that throws water to wake up sea bass on top. Two colours.

SKUSW-GS120-714MSD

Colour:

Metallic Sardine

Metallic Sardine Zebra MS Aurora Black

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Product description

Our take on the G-Splash 120

Here is a 120 mm popper (24.5 g) that makes noise, and that is the point. Its big cup throws water ahead of the lure with every rod twitch, enough to wake up a sea bass loitering under the surface. We stock it for anglers who love real surface strikes!

The G-Splash 120 at a glance

Length: 120 mm
Weight: 24.5 g (5/8 oz)
Type: floating surface popper
Large cup on the nose that throws water
Brand: Lucky Craft
2 colours: Metallic Sardine, Zebra MS Aurora Black

A 120 mm popper to make the surface boil

A cup that throws water ahead of the lure

Most of the work happens up front. The large cup of the G-Splash pushes water ahead of it, even when you retrieve it quite fast. You get a clean splash, then a little pop with every twitch.

Working it is simple (nothing rocket science). A few downward twitches, a pause, and start again. Change the rhythm, with fast or more spaced-out pops, to find what the bass wants that day.

Where to use it, and when to leave it in the box

This surface lure targets sea bass that are chasing or lurking near the top. Cast it over a spot, then work it to get attention. The Metallic Sardine finish plays the baitfish card, while the Zebra MS Aurora Black is bolder.

We recommend using a popper to fish sea bass in areas with strong current and a depth of less than 10 m.

Careful, it is not a walker. Walking the dog is not its thing, and for that we would pick a stickbait instead, which you will find in our lures by category. Want noise and flying water? Then it is right at home.