Having success with frogs comes down to having the right gear, picking the perfect frog for the situation, and making adjustments where needed to improve your bait's performance.
I'm looking to get 2 new baitcasting reels for my topwater frog frogs. I normally use Booyah Padcrasher frogs and Whopper Ploppers. I have 2 Abu Garcia Revo Rockets (9:1) and I think sometimes their drags aren't the smoothest. Wondering what the best baitcasting reel that's relatively fast reelin...
I’m looking for a new reel to fish frogs. How much do aluminum side plates or a dual supported pinion matter? What reels do you recommend? I’m willing to buy from Japan if there are better options. I’ve been looking at some tatula and shimanos.
I’m looking at the Daiwa Tatula SV TW 150 and the Shimano Curado MGL 150 for throwing hollow body frogs and small to medium swimbaits/glide baits in the 1-3oz range…would one be better than the other? Is there another 150 sized reel that would be better than one of these two?
Casting Reel for Frogs and Small Swimbaits - Bass Fishing Resource Guide
I derailed a thread about frog fishing gear earlier, and figured there might as well just be a dedicated thread to anything and everything frog fishing related. That being said, let's talk about it. What reel do you use? gear ratio? line type and size? what frogs are you throwing? and on what rod...
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