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Snag Proof Casting Frog

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  • Excels in weed-choked shallows
  • Realistic body shape
  • Kicking legs provoke strikes

The original soft-plastic weedless casting frog is as effective today for trophy bass and pike as it was years ago. Designed to excel in weed-choked shallows, around blow downs and shoreline stickups, the Snag Proof Casting Frog's realistic body shape and true-to-life kicking legs bring strike-provoking drama to every twitch.

   


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Snag Proof Casting Frog - Black

Black

 Model: 6200 38-241-526-00
Your Price (each): $5.29
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Snag Proof Casting Frog - Brown

Brown

 Model: 6201 38-241-526-01
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Snag Proof Casting Frog - Green

Green

 Model: 6202 38-241-526-02
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Snag Proof Casting Frog - White

White

 Model: 6207 38-241-526-07
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  • Excels in weed-choked shallows
  • Realistic body shape
  • Kicking legs provoke strikes

The original soft-plastic weedless casting frog is as effective today for trophy bass and pike as it was years ago. Designed to excel in weed-choked shallows, around blow downs and shoreline stickups, the Snag Proof Casting Frog's realistic body shape and true-to-life kicking legs bring strike-provoking drama to every twitch.

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its to cheap so dont buy it
3 weeks, 1 day ago
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skillian24
 - Nashville, TN
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The frogs legs are pretty rigid in terms of soft baits. These legs have little to no action.
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 - Stockton , CA San Joaquin Delta
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would you glue them or what?
1 year, 10 months ago
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I have one that i bought years ago. I cut the legs off and Tied olive colored rabbit zonker strips on as legs. Unbelievable action even when standing still. Fish love it.
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a little bit of superglue would work well I'm sure. You might be able to use a little bit of fly tying material for it as well, depending on how many legs you wanted to attach. Or you could just put an entire skirt, which would already have a rubber band of some sort to attach with, over the nose and pull it out the back
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 - Austin, TX
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The legs are already on it.
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No. I have tried it, but the legs that are on the frog are hollow and help it to float. with the new legs attached, it sinks instantly.
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 - Stockton , CA San Joaquin Delta
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Why waste your time... Get a real frog lure like the Spro or tru tungsten frogs
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 - East wareham, Mass
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Nope.
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 - Pickwick Lake, TN
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absolutely. you could glue silicon strands to the legs and it would be like many of the other frogs on the market (that work well). However I would not plan on catching a lunker. This bait is one of the smallest frogs that I have seen/used and it often lands belly up when casted, which could be rebuffed by adjusting the weight on the bottom (it's too centralized in the bait often causing it to flip). but yes, it would be what i presume to be a well working small sized frog!
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