Frog Fishing | Choosing The Right Design

Frog fishing for bass can be one of the most exciting techniques to try. With so many frog lure designs at the tackle shop, what separates one from the other? MONSTERBASS Pro Jeremy Francis talks about what to look for when picking out your next frog lure.

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[JASONBECKFISHING]

Love frog fishing even though I'm not good at it lol. That Lunkerhunt frog was way too soft IMO to the point it ripped right off the hook when it got caught up in some weeds. I use the Pad crasher way more without issues. But I agree with you on harder plastic frogs. Nobody has time to be cooking them unless I'm making frog legs lol.

[FishingWithCotton]

To be honest, I only throw them in grass and pads, I need to throw them a little more. I have always liked LunkerHunt lures I catch so many fish with their baits.

[leannesmith]

Lunkerhunt???? Nope, their lures are junk.