Topwater Floating Weedless Fishing Lures Frog Baits with Double Sharp Hooks for Bass Snakehead Salmon Freshwater Saltwater Fishing…

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Where to fish with frogs
Frogs work best in places where they are a natural prey of bass. In other words places where frogs actually live. Typically this will be shallow water area s with thick vegetation such as weeds, matts, lily pads or thick brush and stumps. As a good indicator, if an area is shallow and looks swampy, it may be a good place to fish a frog.
When to fish with a frogs
The frog lure that we re discussing today in general is a topwater lure; and should be used accordingly. While topwater baits can be effective in many different conditions and situations. Typically they work best in warmer water situations with surface temps from 60 to 80 degrees. The frog is no exception. The frogs spawn coincides with the bass in most parts of the country; making early summer one of the more productive times to fish frogs. However this lure may be productive any time bass are in shallow warm water.
How to fish the frog
The frog is one of the most weedless lures available and it s design is perfect for fishing in or on top of thick vegetation and brush. The ability to fish this lure move across or through those thick nasty matted places without snagging is one of the things that makes this lure (or tool) so effective on big bass in the places they like to hide and ambush prey.