Bass Pro Shops® Humpin' Toads
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One of our most popular soft plastic baits! The Humpin' Toad stirs up frenzied topwater action with paddle feet that really whirl and twirl. Just toss it onto a pad, crawl it off, let it sink a second, and then reel it in. More times than not, you'll stir up a big bass bonanza! Soft belly makes it easy to rig with a double-prong frog hook. Flavored with 8up scent attractant.
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by redhawk4570 Great buy
I live in a small town in S/E Tennessee and we have a few small lakes in the area that are covered with grass during the hot seasons and very hard to penitrate. The TOAD swims across the grass weedless and in the summer of 2011 I landed 3 large mouth over 6 lbs, one 5 lb, three 4 lbs and numerouse 2 and 3 lbs bass.
I love top water fishing and after a buddy introduced me to the TOAD, I have done much better than prior fishing seasons. I caught 18 fish on my first TOAD before it was unusable.
Thanks Bass Pro Shop
May 2, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by MickP Killer Frog
The best frog i have ever used. It works well underwater as well as on top. They even holds up to Northern Pike and then some more Bass.
August 18, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5Â by NewEnglandbassin Awsome topwater frog.
This frog is one of my favorites. It has awsome kicking action that bass just blow up on. I have been using this frog for about a year now and caught alot of big bass on it. I would highly recommand this lure for everyone who likes fishing frogs and is getting into fishing frogs.
August 11, 2011
Rated 4 out of 5Â by chrisl1994 its a Humpin' success
the Humpin' Toads are a great plastic bait. if you like catching the big ones use the Humpin' Toads. great for bass. watch it tho a northern will bite. you learn the hard way.
July 18, 2011
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They do not float, if you cast and wait, they will sink. But if you retrieve them in a steady pace they will work as a Top Water lure.This versatility covers many different fishing needs. They catch fish in all conditions!!!
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These lures sink if you're not doing a steady retrieve. The plus side of this is that you can fish them topwater or like a swimbait. The paddle tails have great action and if you swim them fast enough they buzz the surface.A:Â
Find a hole in the grass and let it set, it will sink slowly. Then as you reel, it skims across the water like a swimming frog and you get topwater action.
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They float not too great. They sink some after you cast it, but it does come up to the surface after a few seconds. It is very effective on the topwater tooAnswers
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no its not weighted it will sink down on its own, i fish it fast for top water or slow with twitches for submergedA:Â
Lure sinks without action provided by the angler. These lures skim the surface with a steady retrieve, and they make a great swimbait if retrieved slowly.A:Â
Use no weight. It will sink slow, then reel and it swims across the water for top water weedless action.A:Â
It has wieght to it, i can cast it at least 25 yarads. she doesent float but under use it does come to the top. It works like a buzz bait.A:Â
No, this lure has an excellent sinking action. I've had a few bites letting it sink in fishy looking areas and lightly jerking the bait to the top, giving it the look of a frog escaping a predator.A:Â
it floats but i dont know if its weighted
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yes, but they offer many colors i but the kit with 5 diffrent colorsA:Â
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Yes, they are all the same colors.
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yes they are
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yep2 years, 8 months ago
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Yes, they are all the same color in the pack2 years, 8 months ago
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I live in Georgia and lake fish. I like bullfrog, watermelon seed, and Louisiana craw.2 years, 8 months ago
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try different colors till you find what works then stock up on em, you will have fun fishing the frog2 years, 8 months ago
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I'm looking to add this to my repertoire, and just don't know what size hook is best for this. I read about a 5/0 or 6/0, and would just like some input. Thank you!Answers
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4/O or 5/O work great for these. I prefer the 5/O Gamakatsu Superline Spring-Lock hooks (unweighted.)A:Â
I use to 5/0 hook and the barb comes up between the legs and it weedlessA:Â
the hook is in it and i dont know what size it is but the hook is bigA:Â
I prefer a 3/0 sized wide gap hook. 4/0 and higher are just a little too big for this plastic.
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I use a 5/0 hook and it works pretty well.
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I prefer to use a 4/0 or a 5/0.2 years, 8 months ago
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i would use 3/0, 4/0, 5/02 years, 8 months ago
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I used a 5/0 extra wide gap hook and it worked fine. I would also recommend some hitchhikers to screw into the nose of your frog then attache it to the hook eye. This will make your frog last longer.A:Â
I am using a Mustad 5/0 with the spring looking bait holder. Also don't forget the braided line. It keeps the bait up on top better and helps get the fish out of the thick weeds when they hit it
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I like to rig it Texas style with a Gamakatsu 5/0 superline EWG hook. This seems to give me the best hook up and retrieve.Images for this Answer
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