Catch 3X More Bass On Frogs By Avoid These Mistakes | Bass Fishing Topwater Frogs

[@Happyhandcannon]

Top water bass are my favorite! I cast as far I can to a weed bed, just pull the frog off the edge and work it so the frog looks like an easy meal, spending as much time as possible staying within 2' of the weed bed edge. You'll always get the aggressive bass but if you give a reluctant bass a little more time, he'll eat it too.

[@powersportsservicecenter347]

Love the new content with the addition of Jimmy.

[@Norman-bone13]

There’s something in the walking the dog action that is great at triggering predatory fish. A great & fun technique! 👍🏼🎣

[@twotoned2774]

Nice video. I line frogging. Didn't see the link to the frog tutorial. I'll search your channel. Just a heads up.

[@duanethomas1516]

Hey Johnny duane Alfred thomas Cleveland Ohio, what a great day for the frog,, can you break down lake Erie central basin for us clevelanders,9th street and Edgewater,,55th Marina's some areas I'm fishing

[@rhmrtrt9672]

I love frog fishing! I am trying to get better at pitching, bc I see a lot of fish caught pitching a jig or soft plastic.

[@manifestgtr]

You’ll get the hang of pitching quickly. It’s really not that difficult…it’s just a matter of learning the feel of a low trajectory and raising your rod tip for distance.

[@terrytresemer2864]

Frog'n is great! Shallow channels in the back of creeks, targets and shallow long points. Try the saddle between a point and an island if you have any.

[@outofbody6797]

the point about walking the frog in place, ive never actually heard, ive never caught a bass on a frog or any fish for that matter, (central jersey) im gonna try this technique, thanks brother.

[@davidchristian1717]

Great video! Do you fish Greers Ferry Lake any? If so, with it being such a clear lake what do you advise on catching the big bass? Thanks!

[@coltonn322]

If you wanna go very slow with the walking technique pop some slack in it but leave the slack until just before the frog glides to a complete stop then pop it again and leave the slack, that way It has maximum room to walk again. Hard to explain lol

[@johnpetrea]

Great video and working to be better with frog

[@mattquinlan4629]

This is so much fun to watch. Thanks for sharing

[@Yuppie_poser]

Why do you use such strong braided line? (I'm asking in a humble and curious manner since I'm new to bass fishing)

[@yangler9935]

Because when you fish with frogs, you're likely throwing them in heavily weeded areas. When the bass strike and you get that hook set, they will tend to dive down further into weeds, so you'll need a strong line to pull the bass out. Chances are, you'll also get a patch of grass along with the bass!

[@blackandarmedfamily4905]

Missed two basses on the frog today, will try again tomorrow

[@Tackletuesdayfishing]

It’s funny how people think the pointy nose frog is designed for walking . In my experience a “popping” style frog actually walks in place a lot easier in my opinion.

[@jtotherog]

Frogger lol hands down my favorite technique

[@BassHead1322]

I’m a frogged but working into flipping

[@mgdwj]

Take the short drive and do a video at Wright Patman lake.

[@willtrax71]

It’s so strange about the “Frog Walk”, if you watch an actual Frog jump in the Water they usually move in a straight line. There is nothing like an explosion on a topwater Frog. I know you can always tell Tournament Anglers lol burning up that Lure back to the Boat lol great Video Guys. Stay safe

[@blarfblarfson]

Maybe the walking motion makes it look injured or distressed. Or it could be imitating a bait fish with that motion. I have caught them on frogs just hopping them in a straight line as well as walking them.

[@andrewbickel1450]

I just watched your video and would like to point out something that most people do not mention but the camera shows it very clearly. Not trying to down the video . Ad you were unhooking and stating "right there in the front of his mouth" this is apparant on a few fish in this video. The reason thos is not a desirable hookset is that it shows that you may have been a little quick on the set. Let me explain. The hooksets shown will be ok in open water situations but heavy wood and pads this will lead to alot of lost fish after the initial set . Frontal hooks can and do sometimes protrude thru the mouth and this will hang up on pad stems. I fish only frogs all year in NW PA and have pad fields that look like the grass you show 2' high and some are 3' in dia. Any hook in the front will surely hang up leaving you with a pad stem and no fish which means you have to go unhook this mess because you are not going to rip it out with 65# or any greater strength line. No one seems to address this issue . I fish out of a Bonafide SS127 yac also . Please address this issue in one of your videos . Alot tougher than trying to catch a 4# er. . And you can forget the walk- the -dig idea you'll be lucky just to get the frog thru without having to rip and tear leaves off pads in doing so. Maybe no one addresses this because there's no glamor in this type of fishing but there a considerable bigger catches than 4*ers. Thanks for listening aka The Frogman🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸🇺🇲🇺🇲

[@sethdisanto1960]

The bubble trail trick in humid conditions was AWSOME!!! Never heard that but makes perfect sense. Thank you.

[@jtotherog]

Thought that was cool myself

[@michaelnadeau3238]

Flippin or froggin!?!?!?!? Tough decision right there!! 50/50 for me

[@aaronbrady2623]

Flipping all the way

[@brettseaberg5033]

I don't fish frogs much, the times I tried, I could not hook one for the life of me. They just blasted at it and left.

[@twotoned2774]

Not sure if this will help, but I try to count one mississippi before setting the hook. I get a better hookup ratio than I did before giving two extra seconds

[@brettseaberg5033]

I'll try that but they don't even seem to latch on, they just hit it with their head to get rid of it. I do lots of drop shot fishing and cranks

[@renwhite1809]

@@brettseaberg5033 they do it just takes many attempts to get good at it. You gotta let them take it and it’s very hard because it’s instinct to jerk

[@shaundiltz5821]

Y’all got no idea froggin. Ol boy with side 2 side action is close. But there’s so much more

[@collector_effectors]

Flipping and frogging both are very fun. I guess just depends on if they're eating down low or off the top. 🎣🎣🎣🎣

[@gabemw_3562]

I'm a flipper. If there's a flipping bite that's what I'm doing!

[@justinhorst8803]

I haven't flipped mich but I want to start getting good at it do you have any techniques on flipping a grassy lake I live in ohio and my lakes are full of grass how do you know where to start flipping on big grass flats

[@dontdoxmebro1780]

Since I’ve never caught a bass on a frog does that mean after watching this video I will still catch 0 bass? 😭

[@jeremytjensvold9936]

I am definitely a frog fan... love the blowups!!

[@adams9604]

Why do you keep needling him

[@gabemw_3562]

They're bros. That's what bros do sometimes

[@wecomeinpeace5082]

Cool but most of the video im watching you guys on a boat talking.

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[@mobasser]

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[@colbyb24]

Kinda like the friendly competition going on 😭