Photo by Dan OSullivan - Advanced Angler I started frog fishing many years ago, and it has always been one of my favorite ways to catch bass, but to me, the frogs available always were less than ideal for the way I liked to fish them.  I like to look at a piece of cover and try to visualize where the biggest bass in the area might be positioned, and put it there.  If that means throwing the frog over, around, under and through cover, then I will.

Not every frog would do exactly what I needed it to do.  I needed a bait that would skip cast well, walk in a side to side motion on the water and hook the vast majority of the fish that bit it.  Before I started working with SPRO, I found baits that did one or two of the things well, but they weren’t the whole package. Full Story