Frogs Lures

SPRO Flappin Frog 65 gives bass anglers a topwater frog they can buzz across the surface or slow down around a promising opening. Its legs kick with slight forward movement, so you can change pace without changing baits. A floating elastomer body lets you stop it after a missed strike and give a fish another look.

Keep the Legs Working

Some days bass react to a fast, noisy retrieve; other days they want the frog walked back more slowly. The Flappin Frog is made for both approaches. Its Gamakatsu 4/0 Nano Smooth Coating double frog hook supports a weedless presentation around cover, while the TPE body is designed for durability. The real advantage is being able to experiment with speed and pauses on the same cast.

The Right Pick If...

You want a 65 mm topwater frog with kicking-leg, buzzing action for freshwater bass fishing. Choose it for moving surface presentations and the option to stop after a missed bite. For a popping presentation instead, compare the SPRO Bronzeye Popper Frog 60; for a smaller popper profile, see the Bronzeye Baby Popper 50.

Best For

• Topwater bass fishing around vegetation and cover.
• Buzzing retrieves with the legs kicking across the surface.
• Slower walks and pauses when fish follow or miss the bait.

Key Features

• 65 mm length and 5/8 oz weight, as stated in the existing listing.
• Floating TPE elastomer body.
• Kicking legs that create buzzing topwater action.
• Gamakatsu 4/0 Nano Smooth Coating double frog hook.
• Twelve listed color options.

Models & Specs

How to Fish It

Cast past the cover you want to work and bring the frog across the surface so the legs kick and buzz. Vary the speed, then stop it near an opening or after a missed strike. Around thick vegetation, match it with a suitable frog setup; SPRO Bronzeye Braid 8X Moss Green is another line option to consider.

Tackle Express Tips

• Start with a steady retrieve, then slow down if fish follow without taking it.
• Pause near gaps in cover to give a fish time to come back.
• Check the legs and hook for weeds after each pass through vegetation.

FAQ

What size is the Flappin Frog 65? The listing states 65 mm and 5/8 oz.

Can I pause it after a missed strike? Yes. Its floating body lets you stop the bait and try to draw a follow-up bite.

What hook does it use? The existing specifications list a Gamakatsu 4/0 Nano Smooth Coating double frog hook.

Pick a color and find the retrieve pace that gets bass looking up.

The Deps Slither K Frog is engineered to fish in the thickest, nastiest cover imaginable, delivering exceptional performance where other frogs fail. Its super-soft construction and custom-designed hook make the Slither K incredibly weedless while maintaining an excellent hookup ratio that converts explosive strikes into landed fish.

The innovative design features two strategically placed holes that serve dual purposes: they aid in allowing the bait to collapse when hit for better hooksets, and they release any water that may have leaked in, keeping the frog riding high on the surface. This thoughtful engineering ensures the Slither K maintains peak performance even after multiple fish catches.

The natural rabbit fur legs add an extra element of realism to the lure, creating lifelike movement as it effortlessly walks back and forth on the surface. Combined with the super-soft body and premium Japanese construction, the Deps Slither K delivers the performance serious frog fishermen demand when fishing lily pads, matted vegetation, and heavy slop.

Key Features:

• Super-Soft Construction: Ultra-soft body collapses easily for excellent hookup ratios
• Custom-Designed Hook: Engineered for maximum weedlessness and hookset performance
• Dual Drainage Holes: Allow bait to collapse on strikes and release water for consistent performance
• Natural Rabbit Fur Legs: Create incredibly realistic movement on the surface
• Effortless Walking Action: Walks back and forth with minimal rod input
• Premium Japanese Construction: Durable hollow body built for heavy cover fishing
• Compact Profile: 2.25" size perfect for finesse frog presentations
• Lightweight Design: 3/8oz weight ideal for accurate casts to tight pockets

Specifications:

• Length: 2.25 inches
• Weight: 3/8 oz
• Type: Hollow body topwater frog
• Legs: Natural rabbit fur
• Target Species: Largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, pike

Retrieve Techniques:

• Walk-the-Dog: Classic side-to-side action across open pockets and edges
• Slow Crawl: Steady retrieve over matted vegetation and lily pads
• Popping Retrieve: Sharp pops to create surface disturbance
• Stop-and-Go: Pause over openings to trigger strikes from following fish
• Twitch-Pause: Erratic twitches followed by pauses for finicky bass

Ideal Applications:

• Lily pads and matted vegetation
• Thick slop and heavy cover
• Weed edges and open pockets
• Finesse frog situations where compact profile is needed
• Shallow flats with vegetation
• Early morning and late evening topwater fishing
• Calm water conditions for optimal walking action

When you need a compact, finesse-style frog that can handle the thickest cover while delivering exceptional hookup ratios, the Deps Slither K provides the super-soft construction and innovative design that serious frog fishermen trust.

The Deps Buster K is a one-of-a-kind hollow body frog straight from Japan, engineered to deliver explosive topwater action in the thickest cover. Its innovative mouth design spits and splashes as it moves up, over, and around vegetation, creating irresistible surface commotion that triggers violent strikes from bass hiding in heavy cover.

Equipped with a moving weight transfer system and internal rattle, the Buster K aids both in casting distance and fish attraction. The weight transfer system allows for longer, more accurate casts, while the rattle adds an auditory trigger that draws bass from a distance. The unique out-barb hook design ensures the bait lasts longer because the barbs won't puncture the hollow body, preventing water intrusion that ruins traditional frogs.

The incredibly realistic rabbit fur legs create lifelike movement in the water that bass can't resist. Combined with the spitting mouth action and premium Japanese construction, the Deps Buster K delivers the performance serious frog fishermen demand when fishing lily pads, matted vegetation, slop, and heavy cover where other lures can't go.

Key Features:

• Spitting Mouth Design: Creates splashing and spitting action as it moves through cover
• Real Rabbit Fur Legs: Incredibly realistic movement in the water triggers strikes
• Weight Transfer System: Improves casting distance and accuracy
• Internal Rattle: Adds auditory attraction to draw bass from a distance
• Out-Barb Hook Design: Prevents puncturing the hollow body for longer-lasting durability
• Premium Japanese Construction: Durable hollow body built for heavy cover fishing
• Weedless Design: Glides over lily pads, matted vegetation, and thick slop
• Compact Profile: 2.5" size perfect for bass of all sizes

Specifications:

• Length: 2.5 inches
• Weight: 1/2 oz
• Type: Hollow body topwater frog
• Legs: Real rabbit fur
• Target Species: Largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, pike

Retrieve Techniques:

• Walk-the-Dog: Side-to-side action across open pockets
• Popping Retrieve: Sharp pops to create spitting and splashing
• Steady Crawl: Slow, steady retrieve over matted vegetation
• Stop-and-Go: Pause over openings to trigger strikes
• Aggressive Burn: Fast retrieve for reaction strikes

Ideal Applications:

• Lily pads and matted vegetation
• Thick slop and heavy cover
• Weed edges and pockets
• Shallow flats with vegetation
• Around docks and laydowns
• Early morning and late evening topwater fishing
• Calm to slightly choppy water conditions

When you need a topwater frog that can handle the thickest cover and trigger explosive strikes from bass buried in vegetation, the Deps Buster K delivers the innovative design and premium quality that serious frog fishermen demand.

The Lure That Won Lake Oneida

The SPRO Dean Rojas Bronzeye Popper Frog 60 is the exact lure Dean Rojas used to win the BASS Elite Series tournament at Lake Oneida — and it's been a go-to topwater weapon for bass anglers ever since. Where a standard walking frog gets ignored, the Popper's cupped mouth blasts water and sound on every twitch, calling bass up from deep in the slop. This is the frog you reach for when they won't come to anything else.

Sound That Triggers Strikes

The Bronzeye Popper's cupped face creates a loud, aggressive pop on each rod twitch — displacing water and sending vibration through the surface that bass can feel from yards away. Paired with the soft hollow body that collapses on the hookset, and the specially designed Gamakatsu 3/0 EWG Double Frog Hooks, this bait is built to draw the strike and seal the deal.

Why Walking Frogs Miss the Bite

On pressured lakes or in low-visibility conditions, bass often ignore a walking frog that slides silently across the surface. The Popper changes the equation — its aggressive sound and water displacement triggers reaction strikes from fish that have seen every other topwater bait in the box. When the walking frog stops working, tie on the Popper.

Weedless Through the Worst Cover

The Gamakatsu hooks ride point-up against the soft body, making the Bronzeye Popper virtually snag-free through lily pads, hydrilla mats, and emergent vegetation. Fish it through the nastiest cover on the lake with confidence — and when a bass blows up on it, the body collapses instantly for a solid, deep hookset.

The Right Pick If...

• Walking frogs are getting ignored or short-struck
• You're fishing pressured water where bass have seen everything
• You want a frog that creates noise and surface disturbance
• You're targeting bass in lily pads, hydrilla, or open-water slop
• You want a tournament-proven bait with a proven color lineup

Best Frog Fishing Techniques

• Pop and Pause: Short, sharp rod twitches to pop water, then let it sit — the pause is when most strikes happen
• Pop and Walk: Alternate pops with side-to-side walking action for a more erratic, aggressive presentation
• Dead Sticking: Cast over a mat pocket, pop once, and let it sit motionless — deadly in post-spawn
• Burning: Fast retrieve with rapid pops across open water to trigger reaction strikes

Best Conditions

• Summer and early fall when bass are shallow and aggressive
• Pressured lakes where bass have seen too many walking frogs
• Overcast days and low-light periods — early morning and late evening
• Heavy cover: lily pad mats, hydrilla, duckweed, and emergent vegetation
• Warm water temps above 65°F when topwater activity peaks

Best For

• Species: Largemouth Bass, Smallmouth Bass, Pike
• Techniques: Topwater Popping, Frog Fishing, Heavy Cover, Open Water
• Conditions: Warm water, heavy vegetation, low-light, pressured fisheries

Key Features

• Dean Rojas Signature Series — tournament-proven at Lake Oneida
• 1/2 oz weight — easy to cast on medium-heavy to heavy baitcasting gear
• 60mm profile — natural baitfish/frog size
• Cupped mouth creates loud, aggressive popping action
• Specially designed Gamakatsu 3/0 EWG Double Frog Hooks
• Collapsible soft hollow body for maximum hookup ratio
• Weedless design — fishes through the nastiest cover
• 18 in-stock color patterns to match any water condition

Specs

Models & Colors

Tackle Express Tips

• Pause After the Pop: The strike almost always comes on the pause, not the pop. Twitch, pop, then let it sit for 2–3 seconds before moving it again — especially over mat pockets.
• Match Sound to Conditions: On calm, glassy water the pop carries far — use a subtle pop-and-pause. On choppy or windy days, pop more aggressively to cut through surface noise.
• Wait for the Weight: Don't set the hook on the explosion — wait until you feel the fish pulling before sweeping hard to the side. Premature hooksets are the #1 reason anglers miss frog fish.

FAQ

What rod setup works best with the Bronzeye Popper Frog 60?
A medium-heavy to heavy 7'–7'6" baitcasting rod with 50–65 lb braided line is ideal. The braid gives you the sensitivity to feel the strike and the power to pull fish from heavy cover.

How is the Popper Frog different from the Bronzeye Frog 65?
The Bronzeye Frog 65 is a walking frog — it slides side-to-side on the surface. The Popper has a cupped mouth that blasts water and creates a loud popping sound on each twitch, making it more aggressive and effective on pressured fish or in low-visibility conditions.

Is the Bronzeye Popper weedless?
Yes. The Gamakatsu 3/0 hooks ride point-up against the soft body, making it virtually snag-free through lily pads, hydrilla, and other dense vegetation.

The Frog That Changed Everything

The SPRO Dean Rojas Bronzeye Frog 65 is the Dean Rojas Signature Series hollow body frog that redefined topwater frog fishing. Tournament-proven and angler-trusted, this is the lure that raised the bar — and it's still the benchmark every other frog is measured against. Whether you're punching through thick lily pads or walking it across open water, the Bronzeye 65 delivers.

Built for the Strike Zone

At 5/8 oz and 65mm, the Bronzeye hits the sweet spot between castability and profile. It's weighted to land belly-down cast after cast, so you spend more time fishing and less time re-rigging. The soft hollow body collapses on the hookset, and the specially designed Gamakatsu Double Frog Hooks drive home with authority.

Where Standard Frogs Fall Short

Most hollow body frogs either ride too high in the water, spin on the cast, or land hook-side up. The Bronzeye 65 was engineered to solve all three. Its precision weighting system ensures a consistent belly-down landing, its aerodynamic profile cuts through wind for long-distance casts, and its hook geometry maximizes conversion on explosive topwater strikes.

Soft Body, Hard Results

The collapsible soft body is the key to the Bronzeye's legendary hookup ratio. When a bass blows up on it, the body compresses instantly — exposing both Gamakatsu hooks for a solid, deep hookset. No more short strikes. No more missed fish.

The Right Pick If...

• You're fishing matted vegetation, lily pads, or slop where other lures can't go
• You want a frog that walks easily with minimal rod work
• You need a lure that casts far and lands right every time
• You're targeting largemouth bass in warm-water conditions
• You want tournament-proven performance in a proven color lineup

Best Frog Fishing Techniques

• Walking the Dog: Twitch the rod tip rhythmically to create a side-to-side walk on the surface
• Dead Sticking: Let it sit motionless over a pocket in the weeds — let the bass come to it
• Burning: Reel fast across open water to trigger reaction strikes
• Popping: Short, sharp twitches to create a splash-and-pause action

Best Conditions

• Summer and early fall when bass are shallow and aggressive
• Overcast days when bass are more likely to be on top
• Low-light periods — early morning and late evening
• Heavy cover: lily pads, hydrilla mats, duckweed, and emergent vegetation
• Post-spawn when bass are guarding shallow flats

Best For

• Species: Largemouth Bass, Smallmouth Bass, Pike, Muskie
• Techniques: Topwater, Frog Fishing, Heavy Cover, Open Water Walking
• Conditions: Warm water, heavy vegetation, low-light, post-spawn

Key Features

• Dean Rojas Signature Series design
• 5/8 oz weight — optimal for long-distance casting
• 65mm profile — natural baitfish/frog size
• Precision belly-down weighting system
• Specially designed Gamakatsu Double Frog Hooks
• Collapsible soft hollow body for maximum hookup ratio
• 24 color patterns to match any water condition
• Fishes effectively in heavy cover and open water

Tackle Express Tips

• Go Heavy on Braid: Use 50–65 lb braided line for frog fishing. Braid cuts through vegetation and gives you the power to horse fish out of heavy cover.
• Match the Color to Clarity: In stained or dark water, go with dark colors like Midnight Walker or Black Widow. In clear water or bright sun, try Natural Green or Albino.
• Pause After the Splash: When a bass misses the frog, resist the urge to reel away. Let it sit for 3–5 seconds — a second strike is very common.

FAQ

What size rod should I use with the SPRO Bronzeye Frog 65?
A heavy or extra-heavy 7'–7'6" baitcasting rod is ideal. You need the backbone to drive the hooks home and pull fish out of thick cover.

Is the Bronzeye Frog 65 weedless?
Yes. The hooks ride point-up against the soft body, making it virtually snag-free through lily pads, hydrilla, and other heavy vegetation.

How do I know when to set the hook?
Wait until you feel the weight of the fish before setting. Count "one-one-thousand" after the strike, then sweep hard to the side with a powerful hookset.

When Bass Are Thinking Big

The SPRO Bronzeye King Daddy 90 Frog is built for one thing: trophy fish. At 1 oz and 90mm, this is the magnum version of the legendary Bronzeye series — same tournament-proven design, same Gamakatsu-grade hardware, just scaled up for the biggest bass in the lake. When the bite is big and the cover is thick, the King Daddy is the full meal deal.

Built for the Talica Series — Big Rods, Big Fish

The King Daddy's 1 oz weight loads heavy-action rods effortlessly, launching long casts over mats, pads, and open flats. It lands belly-down every time thanks to precision weighting, and the soft hollow body collapses on the hookset to expose the heavy-duty 6/0 Gamakatsu Double Frog Hooks — hooks built to handle the shock of a 5+ lb bass blowing up from below.

Why Smaller Frogs Miss the Mark

In post-spawn and late summer, big bass are keyed in on larger prey. A 65mm frog gets ignored while a 90mm profile triggers the reaction. The King Daddy fills that gap — big enough to draw out the fish that won't commit to a smaller bait, but still weedless and walkable through the nastiest cover on the lake.

Weedless. Walkable. Unstoppable.

The hooks ride point-up against the soft body, making the King Daddy virtually snag-free through lily pads, hydrilla mats, and emergent vegetation. Walk it, pop it, or dead-stick it over a pocket — the King Daddy does it all. And when a trophy bass commits, the hookup ratio is exceptional.

The Right Pick If...

• You're targeting trophy largemouth in heavy vegetation or slop
• You want a frog that casts farther and lands right every time
• Smaller frogs are getting ignored or short-struck
• You're fishing post-spawn or late summer when big bass want a big meal
• You need a lure that can handle a heavy-action baitcasting setup

Best Frog Fishing Techniques

• Walking the Dog: Rhythmic rod-tip twitches create a side-to-side walk — the King Daddy's weight makes this effortless
• Dead Sticking: Cast over a mat pocket and let it sit — big bass will come up for it
• Burning: Fast retrieve across open water to trigger reaction strikes from aggressive fish
• Popping: Short, sharp twitches to splash and pause over likely ambush points

Best Conditions

• Late summer and early fall when trophy bass are shallow and feeding heavily
• Post-spawn when big females are recovering on shallow flats
• Overcast days and low-light periods — early morning and late evening
• Heavy cover: lily pad mats, hydrilla, duckweed, and emergent grass
• Warm water temps above 65°F when topwater activity peaks

Best For

• Species: Largemouth Bass, Pike, Muskie, Trophy Bass
• Techniques: Topwater, Frog Fishing, Heavy Cover, Open Water Walking
• Conditions: Warm water, heavy vegetation, low-light, post-spawn, late summer

Key Features

• 1 oz weight — optimal for long-distance casting on heavy-action rods
• 90mm profile — magnum size that triggers big-fish strikes
• Precision belly-down weighting system
• Heavy-duty 6/0 Gamakatsu Double Frog Hooks
• Collapsible soft hollow body for maximum hookup ratio
• Weedless design — fishes through the nastiest cover
• 12 color patterns to match any water condition
• Fishes effectively in heavy cover and open water

Models & Colors

Tackle Express Tips

• Go Heavy on Everything: This is a 1 oz bait — use 65 lb braid minimum, a 7'6" heavy or extra-heavy baitcaster, and a high-speed reel (7:1+) to pick up line fast after the hookset.
• Dark Colors for Dark Water: In stained or murky water, Midnight Walker and Rainforest Black create the best silhouette. In clear water, try Natural Green or Albino.
• Wait for the Weight: With a big frog and a big bass, the strike can be explosive. Don't set the hook on the splash — wait until you feel the fish pulling before sweeping hard to the side.

FAQ

What rod and reel setup should I use with the King Daddy 90?
A heavy or extra-heavy 7'6" baitcasting rod paired with a high-speed reel (7:1 or faster) and 65 lb braided line is ideal. The 1 oz weight needs backbone to cast and power to pull fish from heavy cover.

Is the King Daddy 90 weedless?
Yes. The 6/0 Gamakatsu hooks ride point-up against the soft body, making it virtually snag-free through lily pads, hydrilla mats, and other dense vegetation.

How does the King Daddy 90 differ from the Bronzeye Frog 65?
The King Daddy is the magnum version — 90mm vs 65mm, and 1 oz vs 5/8 oz. It's designed to target trophy bass that want a bigger meal, and it pairs with heavier tackle for fishing the nastiest cover.

The Zoom Horny Toad 4.25" is one of the most iconic topwater soft plastics in bass fishing — a streamlined frog body with two hard-kicking paddle legs that churn water, create noise, and trigger explosive blowups on a steady retrieve. Buzz it across lily pads, grass mats, and shallow flats, and the kicking legs do the work. The slim, weedless-friendly body casts long distances and comes through heavy vegetation without hanging up. Rig it on a wide-gap hook and retrieve steadily for maximum leg kick, or let it flutter just below the surface on the pause. Available in 8 colors.

Key Features

• Hard-Kicking Paddle Legs — Explosive Topwater Action — The Horny Toad’s two paddle-style legs kick hard on a steady retrieve, churning water and creating surface commotion that mimics a fleeing frog or baitfish skittering across the surface; the kicking action generates vibration, splash, and noise that draws bass from a distance and triggers reaction strikes; the leg action is most pronounced at a moderate-to-fast steady retrieve speed where both legs are continuously kicking.
• Streamlined Body — Long Casts & Weedless Through Cover — The slim, streamlined body casts long distances for covering water on shallow flats and along vegetation edges; the weedless-friendly profile comes through lily pads, grass mats, and shallow cover without hanging up, allowing the bait to be fished through the heaviest topwater cover where bass are holding.
• Versatile Topwater Presentation — Buzz it across the surface on a steady retrieve for maximum leg kick and surface commotion; slow down and let it flutter just below the waterline on the pause for a subsurface presentation that triggers strikes from bass that follow but don’t commit on the surface; also effective as a swim jig trailer for a kicking-leg subsurface presentation.
• Durable Zoom Plastic — Built from Zoom’s durable yet flexible plastic that withstands repeated strikes and maintains the leg action through extended use.

Color Selection Guide

Best For

• Lily Pads & Grass Mats — Topwater Cover Fishing — The primary application; buzz the Horny Toad across lily pad fields, grass mats, and shallow vegetation on a steady retrieve; the weedless body comes through cover without hanging up and the kicking legs create surface commotion that draws bass up through the vegetation for explosive blowups.
• Shallow Flats — Covering Water — The long-casting streamlined body covers shallow flats efficiently; effective for locating active bass on large shallow flats where covering water quickly is needed to find fish.
• Swim Jig Trailer — Subsurface Kicking Action — Thread the Horny Toad on the back of a swim jig for a subsurface kicking-leg presentation; the paddle legs produce the same kicking action below the surface that makes the Horny Toad effective on top, adding a unique action to the swim jig that a standard trailer cannot match.

Snag Proof Bobby's Perfect Frog – Froggin' Perfection Redefined

Experience the next evolution in topwater bass fishing with the Snag Proof Bobby's Perfect Frog. Engineered for maximum hookups and unbeatable performance in the thickest cover, this 5/8oz hollow body frog delivers tournament-proven results whether you're working lily pads, moss beds, or walking it in open water.

Our team loves this from due to the fantastic hook-rate and larger size.

Premium Features That Set It Apart:

Walk the Frog Like a Pro

The Bobby's Perfect Frog isn't just for heavy cover—it walks like a premium stick bait in open water. Master the technique:

• Point your rod tip down toward your feet, aimed at the frog
• Twitch from 8:00 to 6:00 position with enough slack to create a curve (not a straight line)
• Repeat to create that irresistible left-right walking action that triggers explosive strikes

Specifications

• Weight: 5/8 oz
• Type: Hollow body topwater frog
• Hook System: Two-piece through-wire with braid-secure tie
• Best For: Moss, vegetation, lily pads, weed beds, and open water walking

Dominate the slop and trigger vicious topwater strikes with the frog that pros trust—Snag Proof Bobby's Perfect Frog.

The Snag Proof Pro Series Phat Frog has all the features you're looking for when frog fishing.  Take a look at the rundown of excellent features Snag Proof has put into this amazing hollow body frog.

WATER EVAC SYSTEM

- designed to naturally expel any water infiltration while the frog is being fished for unbeatable buoyancy and consistent performance.

REAR-WEIGHTED BALANCE

- Snag Proof’s design is engineered to keep the frog heads-up when stationary and deliver maximum action when worked through sparse or the thickest of cover.

BRAID-SECURE LINE TIE

- Snag Proof’s machine-welded line tie eliminates even the slickest braided lines from slipping through the eye of the two-piece through-wire hook system.

SUPER HOLLOW BODY

- The hollow cavity design of Snag Proof frogs works together with our super-soft injection-moulded body and Water Evac System maximizing body compression and delivering higher percentage hook-ups.

360 HAND DESIGNED GRAPHICS

- Each Snag Proof design is created right here in the USA by our internationally renowned and award-winning lure designer Andrew Gardner. Snag Proof paint designs cover 360 degrees of the frog body so EVERY angle a fish sees is covered in the 14 new designs.

PRODUCT VIDEO

SPRO Dean Rojas Bronzeye Poppin' Frog 70 is a hollow-body topwater frog that gives you more than one way to work a patch of bass cover. Its popper-style lip can make a commotion on the surface, while the weighted body is designed to cast well and land upright. When a quiet frog presentation is not getting attention, change the rhythm and let this one call fish up.

Make Some Noise Over Cover

The popping lip is the reason to choose this frog: it lets you vary the surface presentation rather than relying on one retrieve. Work it around openings and edges in vegetation, pause, and adjust the cadence until the fish tell you what they want. Its hollow body and 5/0 Gamakatsu EWG double frog hook are built into a topwater bait aimed at bass in thick cover.

The Right Pick If...

You want a larger popping frog with a 2 3/4-inch body and 3/4-ounce weight. For a different size or presentation, compare the SPRO Bronzeye Popper Frog 60 or the SPRO Bronzeye Frog 65. This 70's popping face is the advantage when you want surface disturbance; a quieter frog may suit fish that shy away from it.

Best For

• Topwater bass fishing around vegetation and thick cover.
• Popping, pausing and varying your retrieve around openings in cover.
• Anglers looking for a weighted frog designed to land upright.

Key Features

• Hollow-body popping frog with popper-style lip.
• 2 3/4 in length and 3/4 oz weight, as listed in the existing product details.
• 5/0 Gamakatsu EWG double frog hook.
• Ten listed color choices.

Models & Specs

Choosing a Color

Start with a shade you can track on the surface and adjust to the light and water clarity. The color names identify the variants; their exact appearance is best checked in the product images before you choose.

How to Fish It

Cast past an opening or edge in the cover, then bring the frog into the target area with short pops and pauses. Try a slower cadence when fish follow without committing. Pair it with an appropriate frog setup and consider SPRO Bronzeye Braid 8X Moss Green when fishing heavy vegetation.

Tackle Express Tips

• Pause the lure at gaps and edges rather than rushing it across every spot.
• Check that the hook points are clear after dragging through vegetation.
• Change your retrieve cadence before changing spots.

FAQ

How big is the Poppin' Frog 70? The listing specifies 2 3/4 inches and 3/4 ounce.

What hook does it have? A 5/0 Gamakatsu EWG double frog hook.

What is the benefit of the popping lip? It gives you another way to work the frog on the surface, so you can vary your presentation around cover.

Pick a color, find a pocket in the cover, and put the popping action to work.

SPRO Dean Rojas Bronzeye Baby Popper 50 packs popping-frog action into a compact 2-inch, 1/4-ounce hollow body. It is made for bass fishing around cover, with a popping lip that lets you vary the sound and pace instead of working the same retrieve all day. Cast into a pocket, give it a short pop, and pause to see whether fish want movement or a still target.

Small Frog, More Ways to Work It

Use quick twitches to walk it, pop or chug it for surface disturbance, or let it sit between moves. The weighted body is designed to land upright, and the 1/0 Gamakatsu EWG double hook is part of its compact topwater setup. When a larger profile makes more sense, compare the SPRO Bronzeye Popper Frog 60 or the SPRO Bronzeye Poppin' Frog 70.

The Right Pick If...

You want a smaller hollow-body popping frog for working openings and edges in freshwater bass cover. Its compact size gives you a different profile from the larger poppers; if fish respond better to a bigger surface presentation, size up rather than forcing the same retrieve.

Best For

• Topwater bass fishing around vegetation and cover.
• Short pops, chugs, walking action and pauses.
• Working small openings where a compact frog profile suits the spot.

Key Features

• 2-inch, 1/4-ounce hollow-body popping frog.
• Popper-style lip for varied surface action.
• Weighted to land upright.
• 1/0 Gamakatsu EWG double hook.
• Nine listed colors.

Models & Specs

Colors and SKUs: Tropical White (SBEPP50TRPW); Natural Red (SBEPP50NRED); Black Widow (SBEPP50BLKW); Natural Green (SBEPP50NGRN); Midnight Walker (SBEPP50MNWF); Nasty Shad (SBEPP50NSHD); Rainforest Black (SBEPP50RBLX); Leopard (SBEPP50LPRD); Green Tree (SBEPP50GRNT).

How to Fish It

Cast beyond the opening you want to fish, then bring the frog in with short twitches and pauses. Alternate subtle walking action with louder pops to learn what gets attention. Around heavy vegetation, pair it with a suitable frog setup and consider SPRO Bronzeye Braid 8X Moss Green.

Tackle Express Tips

• Let the frog rest briefly after it lands upright before starting the retrieve.
• Try a quieter walk before switching to louder pops.
• Clear vegetation from the hook and lip between casts.

FAQ

How big is the Baby Popper 50? The listing specifies 2 inches and 1/4 ounce.

What hook does it use? A 1/0 Gamakatsu EWG double hook.

Can I fish it more than one way? Yes. The existing product details describe walking, popping, chugging and pausing it.

Pick a color and give bass a compact topwater target around the next patch of cover.

Ideal for smaller bass, pond fishing, or those times when you’re trying to mimic smaller forage, the Spro Dean Rojas Bronzeye Poppin’ Frog 40 is a bite-sized version of the highly successful Bronzeye Poppin Frog. Featuring a wide cupped mouth and weighted to land upright every time, the Spro Dean Rojas Bronzeye Poppin’ Frog 40 produces a subtle popping sound that mimics a small shad or bluegill on the surface that no bass can resist. It can also walk-the-dog, giving you the versatility of multiple baits in one.

Outfitted with premium hardware, the Spro Dean Rojas Bronzeye Poppin’ Frog 40 features a 1/0 Gamakatsu EWG Double Frog Hook that provides lightning-fast hook penetration and plenty of power to remove big fish from heavy cover. Offered in Spro’s proven fish catching colors, the Spro Dean Rojas Bronzeye Poppin’ Frog 40 is the perfect frog to throw when the fish ignore larger topwater offerings.