To walk a topwater frog, you need to use short twitches of your rod tip to make the frog move left and right in a walking motion. Start by casting the frog out and then hold the rod tip down and use short twitches to make the frog move forward in a walking motion. You can also vary the speed and size of your twitches to make the frog look more lifelike. When the frog reaches the desired spot, you can pause for a few seconds before continuing with the walking motion. It is important to remember to keep the rod tip close to the water’s surface while walking the frog in order to create the desired action.
How do you make a frog walk?
To make a frog walk, you will need to use a steady and rhythmic retrieve that is slow enough to allow the frog to move in the water. You should also use short and sharp twitches of the rod tip to give the frog a lifelike motion and to attract the attention of nearby bass. When walking a frog, you should do so very slowly in order to give the frog enough time to move and create a disturbance in the water. Additionally, you should use a reel with a good drag system to help keep the frog in the strike zone for longer.
How do you use a topwater frog?
To use a topwater frog, you’ll need to cast your lure beyond the bed of weeds or lily pads where you expect the fish to be. Make sure to cast your lure onto the bank or near the edge of the lily pads if you can. Once the lure is in the water, use a slow retrieve with frequent pauses to mimic the action of a frog hopping from one lily pad to another. Try to keep your rod tip low to the water to reduce the chances of spooking the fish. If you can, also try to keep your lure near the surface of the water. This will help it to stay in the strike zone longer and make it more visible to the fish. Finally, be sure to pause your retrieve periodically to give the fish time to strike the lure.
How do you use a popper frog?
To use a popper frog, you will first need to cast it to the desired spot. Once the lure is in the water, use a slow retrieve with frequent pauses to mimic the action of a frog hopping from one lily pad to another. Since bass tend to strike when the frog pauses, be sure to leave plenty of pauses between your retrieves. You can also use a jerkbait rod or a heavy spinning rod to give the popper frog more action on the retrieve. To maximize the effectiveness of the popper frog, you can use a trailer hook, which will give the lure more action and increase the chances of hooking up with a bass.
How do you pop a frog?
To pop a frog, you need to use a topwater frog lure and cast it out into the water. When the frog hits the surface of the water, you will need to jerk your rod tip sharply to create a loud splash and a popping sound. This should attract the attention of nearby fish. You can also use a popping frog lure, which is designed to make a loud popping sound when pulled through the water. Once the fish are attracted, you can then use the rod to reel the frog in.