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One of the most exciting soft plastic baits out there, Stanley Jig's Ribbit Frog produces heart stopping action that provokes explosive strikes from big bass. The Ribbit Frog is very versatile, and is effective when buzzed along the surface or rigged weedless and fished over logs, grass beds or lily pads. Unrigged.
   



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Stanley Jigs® Ribbit™ Frog - White

White

3-1/2"

Pack Quantity: 5
Scent: Garlic
Model: SRF-200
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Stanley Jigs® Ribbit™ Frog - Lily Pad

Lily Pad

3-1/2"

Pack Quantity: 5
Scent: Garlic
Model: SRF-206
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Stanley Jigs® Ribbit™ Frog - Black

Black

3-1/2"

Pack Quantity: 5
Scent: Garlic
Model: SRF-201
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Stanley Jigs® Ribbit™ Frog - Louisiana Craw

Louisiana Craw

3-1/2"

Pack Quantity: 5
Scent: Garlic
Model: SRF-210
38-249-844-10
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Stanley Jigs® Ribbit™ Frog - Catalpa

Catalpa

3-1/2"

Pack Quantity: 5
Scent: Garlic
Model: SRF-211
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Stanley Jigs® Ribbit™ Frog - Bullfrog

Bullfrog

3-1/2"

Pack Quantity: 5
Scent: Garlic
Model: SRF-218
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Stanley Jigs® Ribbit™ Frog - Green Tree Frog

Green Tree Frog

3-1/2"

Pack Quantity: 5
Scent: Garlic
Model: SRF-224
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Stanley Jigs® Ribbit™ Frog - Blue Gill

Greenback Tree Frog

3-1/2"

Pack Quantity: 5
Scent: Garlic
Model: SRF-226
38-249-844-20
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Stanley Jigs® Ribbit™ Frog - Watermelon Red

Watermelon Red

3-1/2"

Pack Quantity: 5
Scent: Garlic
Model: SRF-203
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Stanley Jigs® Ribbit™ Frog - Watermelon Red Pearl

Watermelon Red Pearl

3-1/2"

Pack Quantity: 5
Scent: Garlic
Model: SRF-204
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Stanley Jigs® Ribbit™ Frog - Green Pumpkin Red Pearl

Green Pumpkin Red Pearl

3-1/2"

Pack Quantity: 5
Scent: Garlic
Model: SRF-205
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Stanley Jigs® Ribbit™ Frog - Smokin Shad

Smokin Shad

3-1/2"

Pack Quantity: 5
Scent: Garlic
Model: SRF-213
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Your Price (each): $4.29
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Stanley Jigs® Ribbit™ Frog - Baby Bass

Baby Bass

3-1/2"

Pack Quantity: 5
Scent: Garlic
Model: SRF-212
38-249-844-12
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Stanley Jigs® Ribbit™ Frog - Royal Shad

Royal Shad

3-1/2"

Pack Quantity: 5
Scent: Garlic
Model: SRF-220
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Stanley Jigs® Ribbit™ Frog - Meadow Frog

Meadow Frog

3-1/2"

Pack Quantity: 5
Scent: Garlic
Model: SRF-221
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Your Price (each): $4.29
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Stanley Jigs® Ribbit™ Frog - Gold Pepper

Gold Pepper

3-1/2"

Pack Quantity: 5
Scent: Garlic
Model: SRF-222
38-249-844-15
Your Price (each): $4.29
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Stanley Jigs® Ribbit™ Frog - Wild Shiner

Wild Shiner

3-1/2"

Pack Quantity: 5
Scent: Garlic
Model: SRF-223
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Your Price (each): $4.29
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One of the most exciting soft plastic baits out there, Stanley Jig's Ribbit Frog produces heart stopping action that provokes explosive strikes from big bass. The Ribbit Frog is very versatile, and is effective when buzzed along the surface or rigged weedless and fished over logs, grass beds or lily pads. Unrigged.
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I FISH WHERE THIERS LOTS AND I MEAN LOTS HYDRILA AND GRASS
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any color other then white works at night sound and motion is the key if your fishing a full moon use black
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fish early morning or evening .Green frog has been excellent. Good in all kinds of weeds.
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which is better in ur opinion the spro bronzeye or stanley jigs
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I have tried most of the Scum Frog Line Up, I haven't caught but a couple with them, the hooks are not any good on them in my opinion either, really too small, and the instructions tell you to wait 2 or 3 seconds, this hasn't worked, the Bass Pro #4 hooks, you can hook them in a microsecond, I haven't missed a bite since I changed. Bait works better as well, sits lower in the water and makes for better popping action.
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spro by far, but koppers has a better appearance than both of the two
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I have caught more with the Stanley Ribbit.
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thanks you may God bless u
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I use only the Stanley double hook designed for this lure, and I like the bullfrog color best.
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It is slightly aggrivating to rig with the double hooks. You have to push them up through the legs and they need to be even. It's worth the aggrivation because it does increase the hookup ratio. If I were fishing at night, I would use the Bull Ribbet in Black. Hope this helps
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I prefer a 5/0 wide gap, super glue in the nose. Use a 1/0 or 2/0 trailer hook and a Bass Pro Hook Guard to keep it weedless. Skin hook the 5/0. Better hook-up rate, better leg action than with double hook.
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I like the double hooks as it gives me an extra sense of reliability. True they are a little on the pricey side, but then again if one has that extra assurance of a hook up then it is worth it.
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Yes and Yes! I increased total hook up by 3 times with the double hook. I also notice that my baits balance trough rough cover was stable because of the hook.

Get it and you wont be disappointed.
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Yes they actually make the Ribbit Frog Weedless.And it is worth the cost bought a pack from the local store.

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yes, i have, they work but I think the hooks are a little to big for the Ribbit, they work better on the Bull Ribbit
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yea, these hooks work good but you need a bigger frog like the Bull ribbit because the gap between the 2 hooks is pretty wide
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scum frog. All so the best price
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I came across my favorite frog out of need. I had to restock for a trip and I was running low. My favorite used to be the Yum Buzz Frog. I also throw Rage Toads and Sizmic Frogs from time to time. On the day of my trip the only frog I could find was the Stanely Ribbit frog. After using this frog it is hands down my favorite. It is soft enough to retrieve it at any speed and it kicks up plenty of water. It comes in great colors and it is plenty durable. The price is nice also. I dont know about the Yum Money Frog. I just wont pay that kind of money. And I can afford it. I just wont pay 10$ for a few pieces of plastic. Hope this helps
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The Stanley Ribbit, but hold on I have tried the floating Stanley Ribbit I like it a whole lot better.
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It would have to be the ribbit Frog. easy to rig and very inexpesive.
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Stanley Ribbit Frog
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It is the Ribbit hands down.
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Stanley Ribbit. Great action and simply catches fish!
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black watermellon/red flake and green pumkin
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green pumpkin w white belly,
green pumpkin with white belly and chartreuse hot feet,
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My colors are Black for dark days or early morning
Bullfrog overall, and baby bass with a pearl underside works well if it is a bright and clear day.
Don't forget white over weed beds.
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the three colors that work the best for me are smokin shad, watermelon red, and black with silver hot feet.
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Baby Bass
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Watermelon/pearl, white, and black
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Bull Frog, and any hot feet color.
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I have both in my tackle and will switch if I find the occasion needs the change. The Stanley frog is softer and I like the penitration that I get from the hooks. I guess it is your call.
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yes alot of difference the yum frog sinks a little and is hard to keep on top where the ribbit is very easy to keep on top and it creat's a good vibration on the top that bass cant stand.
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I think the Stanley Ribbit Frog has better action
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There is a great deal of difference. The Ribbit has a ton more action than the Buzz frog, on top as well as under the surface. I have out fished the buzz frog 5 to 1 everytime out.
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Yes HUGE defferece. The Yum frog is much much more stiff and doesnt swim at all on the fall. ive used both actually and loved the stanley
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this one works better!
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Yes. The flat design of the Ribbit frog keeps it from rolling over. The Yum Buzz frogs have a relatively thicker profile and roll very easy.
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I think that there is, I have had the yum frog feet to cross over causing the bait to not work until the feet are untangled, I have never had the feet on a Stanley to tangle together
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wondering what size and model hook i should use for ribbit frog- thankyou
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#3 wide gap worm hook
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use a 4/0 or 5/0 extra wide gap hook - or a similar sized weighted hook... the kind that has abit of lead molded onto the hook shank. The weighted hooks are abit better for open water usage, similar to how you'd fish a buzzbait.
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use a 3/0 ofsset shank hook
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I use a screw on 5/0 wide gap hook from OWNER. Ribbit also have their own hooks, however I have not personally tried them.
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i use 3/0 spring keeper wide gap hooks. basically any wide gap spring keeper swimbait hook will work.
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4/0 Gamakatsu EWG or similar with a twist lock. weighted of unweighted
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I failed to mention the Stanley Jigs Ribbit Double Take Hooks. They are recommended and I saw a video of rigging it, seems that it would work well too. For now, I'll stick with the Gamakatsu 3/0. I'm impressed by it's use.
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I would recommend a 3/0 EWG hook (Gamakatsu preferred). The length of the body against rigging it makes this the best choice for me. It's pretty easy to rig and hooking them won't be a problem while being weedless. I will recommend, though, to use super glue on the nose to hook so that you don't lose as many of the bodies.
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I use a zoom 5 0 frog hook. It seems a little big, But I rarely miss any fish. And I catch a lot of BIG fish. Also, use a fish attractant. (Garlic) For the one you do miss. They will hit it again.
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Some good hooks to try are the Gamakatsu EWG Superline in 4/0 and 5/0
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Zoom® Toad Hooks
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These work great!!
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