Bass Fishing with Frogs Mid Day
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Date: 2020-11-25
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Chris
So stoked! Saturday alone I had more blow ups at my new frog then I've had in the five yrs I've been bass fishing, and it all started between 11: 00am-1: 00pm. any clues as to why mid day on a hot, clear, blue bird day but nothing all morning from 4: 30 am - 11am, and nothing in the evening from 2 or 300pm - 9: 00pm? I had one blow up Friday evening aroud 5: 30pm but lost her. I've never worked a frog so early in the season because usually here in the Pacific northwest AKA north of seattle, 15 minutes from Canadian border the weather is usually cold, windy & rainy until may-june & most times up too July 4th weekend, and therefore very little or no cover. its not until early-mid June that the reeds and pads start immerging above the surface providing cover. our one good bass lake is stained year round and the deepest part 10ft, MAYBE 12ft if I'm lucky. constantly choked out with weeds just below the surface about 2 feet and as soon as the weather warms up I've seen and its a common occurrence that the entire lake is almost one solid mat. Any suggestions for fishing a poorly maintained bass lake, that's stained year round, can't ever see beds so its a constant guessing game, the fish don't bite when in most all other cases (fishin tv shows, YouTube vids) they do, and accept in the dead of winter when the weeds are a little deeper, there's never a chance to fish a crank baits, spinner baits, chatter baits, ANYTHING with an exposed hook or treble hooks. yes! we've done very well on a 5 pumpkin or watermelon sanko worm, but that is VERY limiting especially when everyone and there cousin is throwing the same thing. I picked up a few jigs straight from your vids and matching trailers. just not much if any good areas for working a jig, at least in comparison to the vids I see all over YouTube. One major dock to fish, which is always crowded with the lines in all directions from the trout fisherman, so that's useless. a little guidance & suggestions would be much appreciated justin, and from anyone else that took the time to read this rediculous long message. thanx & tight lines gents!
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So stoked! Saturday alone I had more blow ups at my new frog then I've had in the five yrs I've been bass fishing, and it all started between 11: 00am-1: 00pm. any clues as to why mid day on a hot, clear, blue bird day but nothing all morning from 4: 30 am - 11am, and nothing in the evening from 2 or 300pm - 9: 00pm? I had one blow up Friday evening aroud 5: 30pm but lost her. I've never worked a frog so early in the season because usually here in the Pacific northwest AKA north of seattle, 15 minutes from Canadian border the weather is usually cold, windy & rainy until may-june & most times up too July 4th weekend, and therefore very little or no cover. its not until early-mid June that the reeds and pads start immerging above the surface providing cover. our one good bass lake is stained year round and the deepest part 10ft, MAYBE 12ft if I'm lucky. constantly choked out with weeds just below the surface about 2 feet and as soon as the weather warms up I've seen and its a common occurrence that the entire lake is almost one solid mat. Any suggestions for fishing a poorly maintained bass lake, that's stained year round, can't ever see beds so its a constant guessing game, the fish don't bite when in most all other cases (fishin tv shows, YouTube vids) they do, and accept in the dead of winter when the weeds are a little deeper, there's never a chance to fish a crank baits, spinner baits, chatter baits, ANYTHING with an exposed hook or treble hooks. yes! we've done very well on a 5 pumpkin or watermelon sanko worm, but that is VERY limiting especially when everyone and there cousin is throwing the same thing. I picked up a few jigs straight from your vids and matching trailers. just not much if any good areas for working a jig, at least in comparison to the vids I see all over YouTube. One major dock to fish, which is always crowded with the lines in all directions from the trout fisherman, so that's useless. a little guidance & suggestions would be much appreciated justin, and from anyone else that took the time to read this rediculous long message. thanx & tight lines gents!
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lakeforkguy
I found 40lb braid tied to a swivel tied to 1 1/2 ft 12lb fluorocarbon leader tied to a frog on a 7ft heavy 6. 5: 1 batitcaster will yield plenty of big bass int the muckiest off muddy padded water.
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I found 40lb braid tied to a swivel tied to 1 1/2 ft 12lb fluorocarbon leader tied to a frog on a 7ft heavy 6. 5: 1 batitcaster will yield plenty of big bass int the muckiest off muddy padded water.
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Caught
There are so many frog colours nowadays. How do you pick what colour to use? Do you really think it matters when the fish really only see the bottom of the lure?
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There are so many frog colours nowadays. How do you pick what colour to use? Do you really think it matters when the fish really only see the bottom of the lure?
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Stephani
I struggle with reeling in bass. I got some on the hook a few times but it gets off before I can reel it in no matter how hard I yank. Is there a technique?
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I struggle with reeling in bass. I got some on the hook a few times but it gets off before I can reel it in no matter how hard I yank. Is there a technique?
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Texas
Great video! When froggin', which frogs do you like to use! I've had SUPER success with Strike King Super Toads and Ribbit Frogs (big and small!
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Great video! When froggin', which frogs do you like to use! I've had SUPER success with Strike King Super Toads and Ribbit Frogs (big and small!
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Bass
i use frogs all the time and i get bites left and right but can never get them to stay hooked idk if its the frog or if im not hookin them right
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i use frogs all the time and i get bites left and right but can never get them to stay hooked idk if its the frog or if im not hookin them right
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Michael
By far my favorite type of fishing. I have more topwaters than any other lure. I bought a lunkerhunt frog the other day that works great.
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By far my favorite type of fishing. I have more topwaters than any other lure. I bought a lunkerhunt frog the other day that works great.
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