Love it!! Keep up the good work!! 👍👍

Haha they just don't understand LOL! Never have enough!!

I appreciate it bro! Thanks for watching!

Hi

Thanks! 👊👊

Thanks for the input Jason! Makes it easier for me when I know what everyone wants to watch! 👍👍👊👊

Great to hear, thanks for the comment!!

I think everyone are fans of the frog!!! Thanks!

Yea man! Thanks for watching!

Hunter Shryock Fishing absolutely man 🤙🏻

I tried to keep it as short as possible lol thanks!

Thanks bud! Have the last two episodes coming out soon!!!

Hunter Shryock Fishing can’t wait to watch them! Your editing skills are top notch!

Going to continue to do some more setup/ tackle stuff so stay tuned 👍👍

Thanks for watching!!

Good luck man!! 👍👊👊👊

No doubt, Gibson is a fun lake!!

That’s why I used it! 🙌👍👍

Open water frogging can be some of the best because it’s probably not something they see a lot of especially putting it in hard to reach places and walking it out around wood cover, cut banks, shade lines etc. Pit it in your hand one evening and hang on!

Will do and great tip thanks!

Thanks for watching!!

Well I appreciate you following me!!

Thanks for watching and commenting!!

Awesome! God you could put it to use!!

I used a MH for a while with 40lb braid for a while with no problems, but there was some cover I would not throw in. I just ordered the Daiwa Tatula Frog rod (I hear the Irod Genesis II Fred's Magic stick is also great) which should be great for landing a big one that is doing figure 8s between all sorts of weeds and I have to pull all of that stuff up with it. However, a normal heavy rod like the Tatula jig rod I was using last year or the Abu Garcia Fantasista 7'3" heavy will also work well for jigs where the frog rod is a little bit too overkill for jigs.

@@shred5 I have the Fred's Magic and fie the pricepoint..it is Ultimate

The heat of the summer into the fall is the time to be throwing it!👍👊👊

@@HunterShryockFishing oh yeah

Better hang on! I've heard those places are loaded!!

Dude it's a blast, my buddy got a 35 inch pike there last year it pulled him all over that place lol

🤣that’s a biggin!!

Thanks Curtis and glad you like the video! I’m going to do more here especially since everyone likes them! Yes, they are Costas. I don’t know the style but im sure they would be pretty easy to look up👍👊👊

Yes I did but I still have two that I carry with me everywhere I go!! 👍👍

Thanks bro!! 👊👊👍

I like these types of videos from you guys. I really think it helps us little guys out. Still can’t believe you only have 21k subs. Should be a lot more than that!

I’m going to keep doing these in the near future for sure! They’re a little quicker to make and if you guys like them I’ll keep doing them! As for the subscribers, we’re working on it lol. Like, Share and Comment are the best ways to help get there so Thank You!!

Hunter Shryock Fishing yes sir 👍.

Thanks Matt!

Dude please check FB msgs 😢

Thanks! There wasn’t a lot changed besides some very minor things and adding the cosmetic red trim on it 👍👍

Absolutely! in fact a medium heavy rod would give you better casting accuracy and be more parabolic which helps keep the fish hooked up when reeling them in.

Thanks for the comment! I Definitely need to do some more of these.

Thanks for the comment man! Without ever picking one up it’s hard for me to say. Keep in mind having a little bit of tip to your rod with a heavy back bone- that being said id lean towards the heavy but you’ll know when you compare them in your hands👍👍

I have the Fury 7'3 heavy. Works great for frog fishing.

I use popping frogs - from the same manufactures of the ones I showed in this video. They prevail in certain situations!

It allows the frog to “walk” side to side better when the legs are shorter. It’s a personal preference of mine and many others. I also know ppl who leave them long right out of the package. Another thing to think about is when the legs are shorter, the frog is more compact, allowing the fish to inhale it better without the legs hindering the initial blowup.

Basically you saying - one inch is that ideal length should be. I'll try to shorten legs of some of my frogs. Thank you!

Roughly 1.5inches is what I normally do. Anywhere from 1”-2” is a good length. And if you mess them up, you can replace your legs so don’t throw your frog away! 👍

Great! Thank you for those valuable tips!

A lot! Lol the trick is being nimble and not really putting all of your weight on it. Usually once you step on one it’ll ruin the rod but I haven’t broke any this year!

Can I call dibs on the next broken one? If you could sign it somehow and I'll pay the shipping! Or maybe sign a picture or idk what lol.

HAHAH I'll be doing a giveaway soon that's way better than that! LOL Stay tuned!!

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