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Gambler®'s Cane Toad is the ultimate swimming toad and is as close to a sure thing as you'll find! These deadly, soft plastic Cane Toads are designed with a larger body to hold a bigger hook while their thinner profile allows for better hook penetration. Cane Toads produce maximum splash at slower retrieve speeds.
Web ID: 90491
Rated 4 out of
5 by
basswormen from
hold onThe legs on this toad make a bit of noise when moving it along. It does seem to do much better than others I've used. Stay alert, be ready to set the hook. If I had one negative to say, would be durability. you will need plenty of them. But catching fish tears them up. not really a bad thing. When the bite is on , you'll need a few bags.
Date published: 2015-06-17
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Lars21 from
SweetThis is an awesome bait. The thinness of it makes it so easy to buzz it on the top of the water, and if one strikes it short, just let off a bit, let it sink a few inches and when you reel again the legs have great kicking action that brings 'em right back to it! I live in Central Florida and the Florida Five-O (of course) and the peppergrass are money. Do like one guy who posted earlier says and don't buy one bag, get at least two. They do tear apart after a couple of fish or if you are throwing in heavy junk. But their fish catching prowess will let you overlook this detail.
Date published: 2014-03-22
Rated 5 out of
5 by
NeilS from
Great baitThe Gambler Cane Toad is one of those baits that really flies under the radar. It's ribbed design creates a lot of drag and displaces a lot more water than the more streamlined soft plastic frogs.
I use it primarily in the spring and have caught several 5lb+ bass with it. I rig it with a #5 wide gap worm hook (think Texas style without the weight) and just barely bury the hook tip.
It can be used on the surface or let it sink. Pump then wait a couple seconds then pump again. The ribs will stop the bait after the pump. That's when I get my hits. Great action.
Black seems to be the consistent color. I usually fish it around 1-2 ft deep. Don't open the bag in the house, Bass like the smell but you might not.
Date published: 2013-12-14
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Matthewp from
amazingThis is a great topwater lure. It gives off a lot of water disterbence which can get them to come through the thickest mats or pads. I had a bass tournament a couple days ago and the only fish we caught were on these.
Date published: 2013-11-24
Rated 4 out of
5 by
FloridaFish1 from
Snakehead Killalove these frogs, great action and the really get the snakeheads crazy. 7ft heavy action rod, 40lb braid, baitcaster and a cane toad = big trouble for Mr. Snakehead!
Date published: 2013-08-21
Rated 5 out of
5 by
USNavyAngler from
Simply work.My first time ever using them, got slammed 3 times and missed two. They swim great, and hold up well even after being hit multiple times, even by Gar!
Sturdy, nice weight, amazing action, and nice color schemes!
Date published: 2013-07-17
Rated 5 out of
5 by
jonjon from
top secretthis is the best frog bait bar non the action on these things are amazing they cast well and they just catch fish period
Date published: 2013-03-26
Rated 5 out of
5 by
BradRlakelandbassmasters from
Best buzz frog bait!Best frogs PERIOD! Look no further, ive used many frogs from zoom horn toads to wave worms tiki toads. This frog ticks the bass off. They hate it and just destroy it when i buzz it on top of cover or near weed lines. I caught fish left and right on these cane toads a couple days ago. Had a 7Lb, couple of 5's. a pair of 4's a few 3's and the smallest was 2 1/2 lbs. I throw mine with 50lb braid, with a 5/0 owner offset hook. Just do yourself a favor and purchase more than one bag. I went through a 5 pack bag in 2 days.
I haven't really taken much time to look for hooks for my soft plastics and usually just use a worm hook for most of my soft plastics, and the body on this toad is too thick usually for my worm hook.
Asked by: Warphreaque
using a hook with a wide gap will improve your hook ups. I like 3/0 sharp thin wired hook . No brand, recommended. use what you like.
Answered by: basswormen
Date published: 2017-05-31
HAS ANYONE TRYED IT AT NIGHT ? CAN I USE THE STANLEY DOUBLE HOOK
THANK YOU AND MAY GOD BLESS U
Asked by: loco28
Yes and the fact that they make a lot of noise coming across the water is why they are so effective both night and day.
I use an Owner 6/0 EWG Superline Wide Gap Hook. That way I can use the same rod for fishing a BigEZ or a Skinny Dipper.
Answered by: GRANDPAMEL
Date published: 2017-05-31
HELP!!!
how do these guys work texas rigged 4/0 ewg worm hook
presented in open water in a pond there isnt alot of vegattaion but there are big bass I just caught a 22incher but they only seem to hit live bait
still you think this may work?
Asked by: FishingFiend
it represents a live frog, if you fish it like a live frog, i don't see why they wouldn't hit it. ur after aggressive bass with this bait.
Answered by: forestpreservefisherman
Date published: 2017-05-31
how do u rig them so they dont trun over??
i tried to fish them before but they kept flipping over on the retieve...wuts my problem???
Asked by: Lann
Try a heavier #4 or #5 gauge hook. Let it act as a keel.
Answered by: NeilS
Date published: 2017-05-31
What is the best way to present the lure?
Asked by: vanwade
Thank you for the question. This works well in grassy areas or lily pads where you can keep the frog near the surface.
Answered by: BPSResource10
Date published: 2017-05-31
what is the best way to install the hook. I have 4/0 Gamakatsu skip gap hooks.
Asked by: vanwade
Thank you for the question. This can be Texas rigged with your hooks.
Answered by: BPSResource10
Date published: 2017-05-31
Is this frog better than the Stanley Ribbit?
I have already bought the ribbit, but did I make the wrong choice?
Asked by: AJTheFishingGuild
No.... they both have their place. I find for thicker veggie's go with the Cane toad . For open swimming Stanely's work well with thier long profile.
Answered by: Bassin120
Date published: 2017-05-31
is this a good frog to use with the tru tungsten frog hook?
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