I like to pop the frog 3 or 4 times and then let him sit for a second or two and pop again and I frequently get hit after the pause

My favorite mod on a frog is to add a fish to it.

One tip that I've found to work great is to add (4) copperhead bb's into the belly of the frog. You can insert them through the hole that the hook comes through in the underside middle of the belly. This along with trimming the legs shorter, will reduce drag in casting and allow you to cast further and more accurately. Try it, you will be amazed.

Take a drink every time he says the word "tips" ....I'm drunk

I bought my first frog today. Was having trouble with not being quite sure what to do with it. Thanks for the video!

Excellent video! I've recently began trimming the legs and spreading the hooks away from the body. Those 2 small things have greatly improved how many strikes I get, and how many fish I hook when I do get a strike. AMD you're absolutely correct. Waiting for just a second or two before setting the hook is not easy. Takes a lot of discipline!

Been slamming bass 45 yrs with frogs. The water trick is cool.

for my frog i put the bells that we use for the fishing poles. take one of the bell and put inside the frog. that rattle sounds really good

One trick I do, especially at night is take some alkaselser. Break it into quarters. Insert them wherever you can. When you cast, most of the time you don't have to move the frog at all. Cast, and let the plop-plop-fizz-fizz do the work.

I like that water-logged frog trick. The rattles are pretty slick too.

I like to do an injured retrieval, so basically I’ll pop it a few times and let it sit for 5-10 seconds then do it again, with lots of patience, it can pay off

A slow constant retrieve gets my most hits

dude this is one of the better advice vids ive seen much thanks

I use a slow steady retrieve with a few reel pumps. When I get a strike, I wait for the water surface to settle a bit. If the frog and line are under water, I set as hard as I can.

Great video 👍🏻 i LOVE froggin bass ! You had great tips ! I dont count seconds anymore, i just watch line, if my braids movin, it's ate... slam it home ! 🎣🕺

thanks for the tips and that pond in the backround looks juicy

Great video and great tips!

Awesome tips definitely worth the watch. If there’s a lot of weeds or on lily pads I’ll pop constantly over them and as it reaches the edge of the weeds or a clear spot walk it in place to get attention and bam!

Long frog legs means a lot of misses as well. Bass strikes the legs and misses the hooks.

'....lets get straight in to the video. Alright guys right before we jump in to the tips.....' lol

Some great tips and great comments. One of the techniques already mentioned in comments but add a bit to it. Maybe I like it because I caught my PB 10.5#, using it and that fish went wild LOL. If you have a lot of bass that like to lay up in bank undercuts, logs by the bank or rocks this has produced well. Throw the frog on the bank where you have a ways before water a foot or more if possible. Then just let it set for a minute or two (seems like an hour when you are wanting to catch fish), then bump it a few inches and wait another 30 seconds or so, then bump maybe several inches and wait. I do this 3 or 4 times. Then sit right on the edge for another 30 seconds to a minute. Excruciating for you but apparently the same for the bass! I have had a number of spectacular blowups doing this and caught some great fish in the lake we lived on in TX. If you can watch a frog on the bank, they rarely jump boom, boom, boom and into the water unless something is after them! Also, if you get a chance to fish on a super clear lake where you can see the fish coming out of cover for your lure, you can learn a lot about what stimulates the fish in that lake. My current favorite lake has crystal clear water in the spring. When the frog hits the water it stimulates fish 10' away or more and they come in a hurry. Some days if you don't move the frog, they stop and turn going back to their cover. If you start reeling while they are running to it they come on and hit it on some days. Or if it doesn't start moving, they don't come back. On other days they do just the opposite and swim over after stopping. You give it a twitch and bam. So to add to comments by others, if they aren't hitting your favorite method of letting it sit and twitch. Try letting it sit a very short bit and taking off. Frogs are likely triggered by their enemy making a big move towards them too. It was a big surprise to see fish come smoking out of cover from much further away then many people say or think they do. Simply the sound of it hitting the water will trigger them from at least 10' away if they are hungry.

Im using to its great s.tnx.

Great info man!

Planning on to get a popping frog thanks for the tips

Good job Austin it's me bell remember from today you told me about your channel I hope it will succeed!

Nice video I have done those tip and they work very well good add vice keep up the good work and keep on fishing good luck

Adding rattles work well too

I like the 3 rip pause with my frogs

Something I do with the frog is I tie a loop knot to it. Helps with the action a lot more! Also I use a sharpie and make the line black from the bait to about 2 foot up. 🖖🏽

Actually this will be first time iv used one and your video is first I clicked on and found helpful thank you

I like to fast retrieve for a couple of casts, just so it creates big ripples and stimulate the snakeheads (usually what I hunt for) and then after a while I do very slow retrieve and they hit it everytime.

Absolutely! Wait for the lure takedown, then lift up for a great hook.

I used to do a lot of these tricks until I built some confidence working the frog now I only put some red and chartreuse on the belly fish here love it

The dangle works on more than just frogs. A weedless Ned or neko hung up in the bushes is almost a guaranteed big bite.

The pause always works!

Can you walk the dog with a swivel or should one always tie straight on with a frog? Thanks! Noob here learning knots too, so being able to quickly switch baits and try different things is helpful, unless it's hurting how I present my baits. If that's the case I guess I'll get real good at tying sooner than later 😂

Cast the frog past the pads/mats onto the shore and then pop them into the water. Also don't be too fast to set the hook as soon as you see a splash, let them take the frog first and once you feel it, set the hook. A nice easy hook set is all you need. Using too much power on hookset can rip it out of the fishes mouth or barely hook it on the lip instead of a nice solid hook set on top of mouth.

I also like doing a pop and pause technique seems to work well

I ran into this video through a playlist called Making Scammers Rage, it must have been added there by mistake I assume, but it was still interesting checking out this fishing video.

Thanks for the tips.

Great video bro!

Thank you! 👍🎣

Thanks for the video boss

I haven’t got a frog yet, I love to fish! I wish a had the lures you have, I would go nuts all day long! Thanks for the tips!

Good content! Very helpful

Thank u for the tips

Love the video

You should show our bros how you walk your frog. Man thats something a guy has to learn to really take off. All your tips are sound. Good video

I've watched a lot of YT videos about the frog lures and anglers say to open the hook slightly and cut the tail shorter and give the fish a few seconds too swallow the frog🐸🎣

Frog fishing is the best.

I like to cut the left side a little shorter than the right and walk the dog pretty fast

I don't know what it is about my pond, but if I keep the frog still for 10-20 seconds, out of nowhere, the fish just comes and eats the frog! Try this out on your favorite spot where you know there will be a fish, because tlfrogs do that! They naturally stay in one spot for a long time, and out of nowhere, the fish will come and grab it! If your day is slow on fish, use this technique for bass when their not biting fast retrieval frog lures.

I put small bb’s in one and it made a little rattle BUT FYI it weighs it down

Great video 👌. Going to try some of these tips today.

Got any smaller spots for people that don’t got a boat? I’m over here by Seattle.

usually i modify my frog by putting it away and bringing out a senko, spinnerbait or a swimbait

Great video brother. Thanks for the tips

Ty for the tips at the end cause I fish a spot that’s only like a foot deep and I can get back far enough with my frogs but the bass are just blowing up all the time way back so tomorrow I’m trying the water tip so I can get back to where they are and I have a ton of frogs I’m going to add beads to a few and try it ty for the tips great video

Great video thank you

Good tips

I like to add a couple of glass beads inside of the frog so it has some added noise to it.

I like giving it tiny pops constantly so itll move water and come back to you very slowly

My go to mod on a frog is once I tie it on I’ll not catch a fish with it the entire time and I’ll put it back in my box for the 900th time this year. 😅

I put a couple of bbs inside of it, it makes lots of noise, but dont put more than 4 because it might sink

I do not have good luck fishing with frogs I'm going to try your method and see what happens Bob's Elkhart Indiana

Great Content! Thanks for the tips!

Nice!!

Good myfrnds cool..😍

Use the water trick in a bucket of scent. The fish seem to hold a little longer before you set the hook.

and you need to eat more fish 😁😁.. peace.. nice tips btw.. thanks!!

Thanks so much, these tips will help me a lot

I Put water in the frog for longer cast to good tips man

Like the glasses, what kind are they?

Great tips

switch up your retrieve, but majority of the time it's a 1-2..pause 1-2-3...pause 1-2.. always make a lot of noise right before a clear spot in the weeds and let it sit in the open for a few seconds.

Wow Nice 👍😁

Fellow PNW Bass fisherman here. Always looking for more bass tips about fishing the PNW. I am getting to know a couple lakes and ponds here but there's so much the state of Oregon has to offer for bassing.

Is the frogs mostly for bass or can use it for catfish and striper

Be careful, you can get banned from KZfaq saying things like “squeeze your frog”. 🤣

I put a couple bb in the frog to make it have sound

Good video. It's nice to see someone your age make a fishing video and every other word isn't ummmmmmm. Keep making videos

I like it.... ❤️❤️❤️❤️

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I fished a frog on my lake the other day and I had 3 big fish get off I guess I was setting the hook before the could eat it all the way

I like to skip it near logs and pads what that it do us it gets there tension and then work it

How many tournaments have you been in? How many pro tournaments have you won ?

Do you use a popping frog or a regular frog in the thick Lilly’s

I'm surprised you didn't mention the fact that bass tend to target the legs. Which can lead to missed hook sets. Another reason to trim them.

Good video, but I have tried filling frogs with water before and it doesn’t always work with every brand and the condition of the frog also effects that (either used or new). Good video though , I just thought I’d give you and the other people a heads up.

That's what most folks get wrong on the frog.. start throwing them from near rocky areas specially on rock walls where the water is super clear also chuck em near open banks where frogs normally are. I have never seen a frog near pads.. not once in my life and I'm on the river or lake every day after work and every day on the weekends, had best luck on rocky areas with them frogs though! And 4 lb test line if ya get it caught up ya wanna be able to break it off quick and get a new one out there quicker then breaking off 60 lb braided line

Can't find hula poppers no more. Caught 8lb bass with em. Way it pops the water when u jig it. New frogs just glide the water.

Hey I know that lake!! There’s some giants in there!

Am curious what pond you are fishing? Looks very familiar!

what lake is that

*Just wanted to come check out the channel/video that is recommending my videos like crazy!! 13% last month... thanks buddy. Nice channel*

I'm a 11 old dude and I got the same blue pliers on amazon

Do you use a loop knot or just tie it on

so like how much tassle do we need like an inch?

that dude in the background is typical pnw hahaha

Grass I means