THE BASS COLLEGE

Tips on how to modify and fish a SPro Frog for more bass. The SPRO BronzeyeFrog65 is the perfect size and style to be fished in heavy cover or in open water. Designed to cast long distances. Specially weighted to land on its belly. The most enticing colors. Gamakatsu hook. The SPRO BronzeyeFrog65 is the best on the market.

Posted by Delawarebass on June 11, 2009 at 6:15 AM

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Reply Meng Lor

05:08 PM on February 21, 2012 

1 of the my favorite frog. but lost a lot of bass because of the hooks. I bend the hooks up a little so I can hook set the fish,

Reply Meng Lor

05:07 PM on February 21, 2012 

1 of the my favorite frog. but lost a lot of bass because of the hooks. I bend the hooks up a little so I can hook set the fish,

Reply basscrappie

04:36 PM on December 24, 2011 

I always keep pushing water out at every cast so I dont mind

Reply scotteph

03:29 PM on August 08, 2009 

To be honest, the bronze eye jrs. I've used so far I have had very little problem with them filling with water? If I start to have a problem I will try one of your tips.

Reply Delawarebass

02:02 PM on June 11, 2009 

MarcBorger says...
My club had a seminar featuring John Crews and he talked about modifying the frog. He does all of the same modifications only he doesn't "drill" the butt, he cuts out a small wedge with scissors.

Yes I do the same thing. I thought of that years ago because the frogs would always fill with water.

Reply MarcBorger

12:18 PM on June 11, 2009 

My club had a seminar featuring John Crews and he talked about modifying the frog. He does all of the same modifications only he doesn't "drill" the butt, he cuts out a small wedge with scissors.