Top Frogs?

wayneSTEELE

New member
Hello, what frogs would be better?

Spro Frogs?

Mann's Super Frog?

Or are the plain ol plastic frogs from Yum,Zoom etc more versatile?

Thanks!
 

wayneSTEELE

New member
Ok thanks! I've got some plastic frogs from Yum that look the business but have yet to get a bite on em.

Will definitley try a Spro frog soon. Think I'll buy one Friday! What about Hula Poppers? They're just helluva expensive..... I'm pretty new to the surface lure genre.
 

Bigmouth

Senior Member
wayneSTEELE wrote:
Ok thanks! I've got some plastic frogs from Yum that look the business but have yet to get a bite on em.

Will definitley try a Spro frog soon. Think I'll buy one Friday! What about Hula Poppers? They're just helluva expensive..... I'm pretty new to the surface lure genre.

I have tied many plastic frogs and have found that Zoom works the best.

Best action, best weight, sinking rate, profile.

It just works better than all the other plastic frogs out there.
 

Vaalboy101

New member
I changed from Zoom horny toad to Strike King Rage Tail Toads a few months ago and find that my frog catch rate is up considerably. I suspect it is due to a combination of the small profile and large paddle legs that create more of a disturbance on the surface at slower speeds. On the down side, they are difficult to come by (I usually order 15 packs at a time from BPS) and they are not very durable as the legs often tear if you jerk it free when struck in vegetation. None the less, they are really great.
 

Loams

Sealiner
E-Bird wrote:
What do you guys think is the best retrive when fishing with frogs?
Depends on the day... Sometimes slow, sometimes fast, sometimes jerky.

If the frogs keep missing your frog, slow down. Wherever you throw your frog, throw three times and try each retrieve until you see what they want.

If a frog blows up on your frog and misses it, have a "stinger" rod handy with a fluke or Senko. Bass will often look for what they missed. Whatever you do, dont throw your frog again on the same spot if you get a miss... I have very very seldom have a Bass come up for a frog twice, so I think youre wasting your time.

At night just fast enough so that the paddles move, and I want to experiment with a trailer hook at night too
 

wayneSTEELE

New member
When using plastic frogs, what hooks do you rig them with. Has anyone tried those Hack Attack double hooks yet and are they effective?
 
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