River2Sea Spittin' WA Frog Leopard – 9/16 oz, Green/Black

Overview

The River2Sea Spittin WA Frog Leopard is a topwater lure designed to add motion, sound, and surface disturbance where it matters most. The green/black pattern blends into varied water colors, while the lure sits low and reacts to every twitch with a convincing on-water presence. This isn’t just about color; it’s about a well-balanced combination of action and visibility that can help you stage a more engaging surface presentation during a day on the water.

Dynamic surface action you can feel

The mouth is cupped to produce a popping, chugging cadence, and a clever buoyant body keeps the lure riding the surface with purpose. On the underside, bubble jets generate a lively bubble trail that follows the lure as it glides, adding a visible cue that can attract attention from curious fish and provoke a strike even when the water is calm. In addition, the keel shape helps maintain a steady line, reducing unwanted roll and helping the lure stay true to its intended path across ripples and slight chop.

Key features at a glance

• Bubble jets on the bottom of the mouth create a distinct bubble trail as the lure moves on top of the water
• Cupped mouth design supports a lively popping action and audible cues
• Proven keel shape improves stability and tracking in varying surface conditions
• Made by River2Sea, a brand known for versatile topwater lures

How to fish it: retrieval tips

• Walk the frog with smooth, steady sweeps to entice a gliding action across the surface
• Switch to short, aggressive pops to generate a solid chugging sound and sudden water disturbance
• Mix retrieve speed and cadence to match water clarity, cover, and fish mood
• Cast across likely structure or vegetation edges where surface feeders often linger

What to expect in the real world

This lure emphasizes action, visibility, and voice at the surface. The combination of bubble trails, popping actions, and a stable keel can create a noticeable water signature without promising guaranteed results. Use it as part of a broader surface strategy, and adjust your cadence based on nearby fish activity, wind, and water color. The goal is to present a lively, believable surface profile that sparks curiosity and invites a strike from fish in your target area.