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Throwing a hollow body frog in sparse grass is a missed opportunity. If you want to trigger violent reaction strikes over submerged weeds, you need the sputtering legs of a soft plastic toad.
The buzzbait is arguably the most violent topwater lure in bass fishing, but if you wait until it hits the water to engage your reel, you are completely defeating its purpose.
That small tuft of feathers on the back hook of your topwater bait isn't just for decoration. It is a critical piece of engineering that controls the action and triggers strikes on the pause.
Missing strikes on a hollow body frog is the most frustrating thing in bass fishing. The problem isn't always the fish missing the bait; it's the factory hook design.
Everyone thinks a buzzbait is just a loud spinnerbait. If you're chunking it out and cranking it back in open water, you're doing it wrong. Here's how the pros actually use it to trigger explosive topwater strikes.
The classic skirted buzzbait is a great lure, but if you want to cast further, skip under docks, and catch bigger fish, it's time to modify your bait with a plastic toad.
You bought a Zara Spook, cast it out, and reeled it in while twitching your rod, but it just skips straight back to the boat. The secret to the 'walk the dog' action isn't the pull; it's the slack.
A topwater frog explosion is the most exciting bite in bass fishing. But if you swing the moment you see the splash, you will miss 90% of your fish. Here is the golden rule of frog fishing.
A stock buzzbait catches fish, but a modified buzzbait catches monsters. Learn how to tune your topwater prop bait to produce the loudest, most obnoxious squeak possible.
Walking the dog is an art form, but most anglers turn it into a frantic sprint. Learn how to slow down and create the ultimate topwater glide that draws giant bass from the depths.