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Bass Pro Shops® Kermy Frog
- Realistic body design
- Superactive silicone rubber legs
- Realistic body design
- Superactive silicone rubber legs
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I fish a snag proof frog and it works great over heavy algae milfoil and reeds will the Kermy do the same.
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Great in heavy cover, and the Kermy will do the same. But its poor quality paintjob makes it an inferior product. (paint peeled off within several casts)Get the Snag Proof Frog!
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I feel that it will. I fished the Kermy last weekend in some thick pads and had no trouble with it. caught some nice bass on as well. good hookset and fish came right to the boat.
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ya!and it sits in the water deeper,so hook-ups seem better, trim the legs if you want or add glass beads to the insideA:
I would go with more of a big foot frog or cause that frog is not very good.Answers
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I think there a tad bit lighter than that.A:
They are 3/8
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On my digital kitchen scale, they show up as 1/2 (.5) oz.Images for this Answer
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because they have a cheap finish and theu are not made as well as other frogs, spend the extra money and get a spro!A:
Because they are junk! Buy spro or koppers.A:
i think you get what you pay for, kermy for me does not work as well as a spro, but some1 on a tight budget can get a cpl frogs for a decent price. for me the plastic on the kermy is too hard, and fishing the thickest slop on the pond ive found it does not glide over as well.A:
Because it doesn't have the Name Spro on it. It is the same qualityA:
the are the bass pro brand that is a lesser quality frogA:
This frog is exactly like the spro frog, Remember its not the product you buy its the name your buying.Answers
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Yes, only one does.
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the white frog does and I think another does too,look at the color chart has the bottoms as wellA:
Yeah, they're all white bellies because the paint peels off.A:
3 models do.A:
Yes they do we have some in anniston al
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The bottom of colors 01, 02, and 05 are yellow. The bottom of colors 03 and 04 are black (04 has some yellow markings). The bottom of color 06 has some white on it but it also has some light orange. (see attached photo of 06)Images for this Answer
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I used the lightening one. It's black with yellow markings. I also have the green frog color. have not fished it yet. But I think that the darker colors work good in light stained water.
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I would go with midnight(a.k.a. black)A:
05 0r maybe 06 but i would go with 05 i have fished the 05 color in merkey water with great successA:
I used the green frog also the yellow and green in stained water last weekend.. worked great..
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I 'd use any frog with a white belly on sunny day's and a black frog on cloudy day's.Dean Rojas uses a black frog most of the time in any conditions from what I've heard.Hope this helped.Answers
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They are bigger than the spro jr. and maybe about the same as the regular spro.
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It looks in my box smaller than the spro(just a bit) and bigger than the Jr.(just a bit)
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They are the same size as the original spro Bronzeye.
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These frog's a the same size as the regular size Spro's not the jr. frog's.Details:
These colors seem to be identical to the SPRO frogs?Answers
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No, they are a Bass Pro Shops brand.
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They are not made by Spro. They are made by a BPS vendor.
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These frog's are very similar to the spro frog's.The color's dont seem to be quite as good as the spro's, but it's very close.Buy these they are Identicle to the spro's,even the same sticky sharp hook's.Details:
Can't seem to find a weight online or in the catlog.Answers
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they say 5/8 oz.
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these are really light, id say 3 to 4 ounces tops. they cast really good for there weight too
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its 5/8 ozDetails:
I fish lake mead and go for bass. PLEASE REPLYAnswers
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Yes.
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yes it does have a dark bottom
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yes it doesDetails:
I was wondering if the plastic is soft enough for a better hook set and how do they do with keeping the water out?Answers
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This is a soft bait and the water stay out for the most part. after a few cast just give him a little squeeze and the little bit of water that got in squirts out. it works good with a bit of water left so when you stop movement the hind end sits slightly deeper just like a real frog does.A:
Yes these frogs are exactly like the spro frogs. I use them all over florida they are tough enough for the heavy cover done here but soft enough for the bass not to spit out.
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The plastic is a little stiffer than it is with other frogs. I had 10 strikes with 4 being taken down and only wound up with one fish. This could have been my fault too. As far as the water, I have to squeeze out the water after every 3-4 casts.
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We designed these to keep water out but as with all hollow bodied baits some water will get in over time. Also the plastic has about the same softness as the other major brand frogs. They are very comparable.1 of 1
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