Spro Dean Rojas Bronzeye Poppin' Frog 70

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.