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SPRO® Bronzeye Frog Jr.

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Try a lifelike frog with leg-kicking action!
Fishing the muck? Tie on a SPRO Bronzeye frog and watch the water boil with big bass fury!

  • Specially weighted to cast long and always land on its belly
  • Wild leg kicking action bass can't ignore
  • Sleek, mean, and perfectly balanced
  • Weedless design with premium Gamakatsu® hooks
   



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SPRO® Bronzeye Frog Jr. - Albino White

Albinowhite

2-3/8"

Weight: 1/2 oz.
Model: SBEF60ALBN
38-249-847-08
Your Price (each): $9.99
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SPRO® Bronzeye Frog Jr. - Green Tree

Green Tree

2-3/8"

Weight: 1/2 oz.
Model: SBEF60GRNT
38-249-847-01
Your Price (each): $9.99
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SPRO® Bronzeye Frog Jr. - Midnight Walker

Midnight Walker

2-3/8"

Weight: 1/2 oz.
Model: SBEF60MNWR
38-249-847-02
Your Price (each): $9.99
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SPRO® Bronzeye Frog Jr. - Neon  Glow

Neon Glow

2-3/8"

Weight: 1/2 oz.
Model: SBEF60NEGL
38-249-847-12
Your Price (each): $9.99
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SPRO® Bronzeye Frog Jr. - Natural Green

Natural Green

2-3/8"

Weight: 1/2 oz.
Model: SBEF60NGRN
38-249-847-03
Your Price (each): $9.99
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SPRO® Bronzeye Frog Jr. - Natural Red

Natural Red

2-3/8"

Weight: 1/2 oz.
Model: SBEF60NRED
38-249-847-04
Your Price (each): $9.99
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SPRO® Bronzeye Frog Jr. - Rainforest Black

Rainforest Black

2-3/8"

Weight: 1/2 oz.
Model: SBEF60RBLK
38-249-847-05
Your Price (each): $9.99
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SPRO® Bronzeye Frog Jr. - Rainforest Yellow

Rainforest Yellow

2-3/8"

Weight: 1/2 oz.
Model: SBEF60RYLW
38-249-847-06
Your Price (each): $9.99
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SPRO® Bronzeye Frog Jr. - Tropical White

Tropicalwhite

2-3/8"

Weight: 1/2 oz.
Model: SBEF60TRPW
38-249-847-07
Your Price (each): $9.99
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SPRO® Bronzeye Frog Jr. - White/Black

White Black

2-3/8"

Weight: 1/2 oz.
Model: SBEF60WHTB
38-249-847-11
Your Price (each): $9.99
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SPRO® Bronzeye Frog Jr. -Black Widow

Black Widow

2-3/8"

Weight: 1/2 oz.
Model: SBEF60BLKW
38-249-847-14
Your Price (each): $9.99
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SPRO® Bronzeye Frog Jr. - Leopard

Leopard

2-3/8"

Weight: 1/2 oz.
Model: SBEF60LPRD
38-249-847-16
Your Price (each): $9.99
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SPRO® Bronzeye Frog Jr. - Toad

Toad

2-3/8"

Weight: 1/2 oz.
Model: SBEF60TOAD
38-249-847-17
Your Price (each): $9.99
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Try a lifelike frog with leg-kicking action!
Fishing the muck? Tie on a SPRO Bronzeye frog and watch the water boil with big bass fury!

  • Specially weighted to cast long and always land on its belly
  • Wild leg kicking action bass can't ignore
  • Sleek, mean, and perfectly balanced
  • Weedless design with premium Gamakatsu® hooks
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i trimmed about an 3/4 or 1 inch off the legs
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Dean Rojas says Yes! And to make 1 side a little shorter to help it "Walk".
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I do the same thing. I find that it helps to minimize missed strikes and it will walk better. I also open up the hooks a little with a pair of pliers, to get a better hookset.
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I need to replace the hook and do not know what size it needs i think 3/0 but dont know
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yes its a 3/0
from the Spro Website "Gamakatsu Superline 3/0 EWG Double hook"
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Gamakatsu 3/0 Superline EWG Double Hook
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an opinion really but i like this one even though it costs a bit more
there are many different good ones.
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This is pretty much IT!!, New terminator frog is also really nice
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Too difficult to tell. I have Spro's, Tru-Tungstens, Ribbits, Bigfoots (variations of this too), and even a Snag-Proof. I've got strikes on all of these. Even the ones I didn't think would.
That being said, I found that the Ribbits have enticed as many strikes as the Bigfoots and the Spro's and Tru-Tungstens are going to be a real hit.
My advice is to get a variation depending on your budget because there are times when one lure outfishes the other. It just happens.
As far as durability, the Spro and Tru-Tungsten the whole way. The BigFoots feet usually get ripped out or off. The Ribbits fall apart easily after a few strikes. The Spro and Tru-Tungsten do not.
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how long is this including the tails?
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With tails: 5.5", Body: 2.5"
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I would say between 4-5 inch.
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i'm just coming in to the whole shebang of artificial bait,and i'm not sure how to use some of the the stuff like jigs frogs and tubes.
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Frogs are best for use in very heavy cover in or on top of heavy grass, weeds, whatever.They also can be used in open water with a "walk" or "chugging" retreive. Very important to this or any really effective bait is confidence and staying with it!! 10 or12 casts and putting it done , nothings going to work.
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Play around with it. Try walking the dog. Make it swim fast, maybe pause. Use laydowns and structure for places to swim by. There's really no way to fish it wrong. Mostly, if the bass aren't interested, it may not be your presentation but rather the color, the time of day, the place.
But like I said, play around with it at your favorite watering hole. Places you've caught bass before. Once you get a strike, remember that. That's one way the bass like it!
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They are actually pretty simple to use. Throw it out; let it sit until the ripples die down and then twitch it a few inches. Let it pause and then start twitching again. Sometimes twitch it once; sometimes twitch it two or three times. The hard part with frogs like this are hooking the fish. It takes a little while to get the hang of it. DO NOT set the hook the moment the Bass hits the lure; WAIT until you feel the fish; then rear back HARD and QUICK! I used to miss fish all the time when I first starting using these; my hookup ratio was probably 1 in 10; but now I am probably at 50% or better. Do yourself a favor; take this out fishing and take nothing else along. Its easy to get frustrated and you will want to switch lures; but if you have nothing else you will force yourself to use it. When the bite is on there is nothing more exciting than having a bass hit a frog..........its heart pounding. Good luck!
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