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Lunkerhunt Lunker Frog
The Lunkerhunt™ Lunker Frog is the most lifelike frog on the market today. The Lunker Frog mimics an adult frog and has swimming legs that extend during your retrieve, and retract on the pause. At rest, the Lunker Frog is 2.5" and extends to 4.5" on the retrieve. In the water, it behaves just like a living frog. At rest, the body of the Lunker Frog drops down a little into the water, perfectly replicating the action of a frog or bullfrog. This results in a higher percentage of hookups.
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Cast4BassFishing from
Great Frog!This frog Is a great addition to your tackle box... Looks great, acts great, and produces great results. Caught a nice 6 pounder on it just last week...
Date published: 2018-05-26
Rated 5 out of
5 by
SWMO Fishing 2 from
My favorite frogThis is my favorite frog. It slays the pond bass where there are weeds.
Date published: 2017-10-18
Rated 1 out of
5 by
TheReelEss from
Fragile FrogThe looks and action of this frog are very natural. I took it last summer and it immediately started filling with water. I'd squeeze it out but it would fill right after it hit the water. I read they advise you to glue up the hook hole with SuperGlue-waste of time. I tried it again this summer with the same issues and a leg came off. I threw it away. It's a shame because of how good it looks.
Date published: 2016-06-24
Rated 4 out of
5 by
506angler from
These work!They work great but are a little large! Pickerel tent to take the legs off them I suggest the pocket frog! But bigger lures catch bigger fish!
Date published: 2015-11-12
Rated 2 out of
5 by
IAFrogger from
Awesome looks... poor performanceA buddy and I spend hundreds of hours frog fishing each year and we have tried a lot of frogs and this has to be one of the biggest let downs on the market today. They look great, but that is about where the performance ends. These are disposable frogs... the legs tear off easily and they just do not perform well at all. I mistakenly bought several before giving one a serious test drive. They are all now just thrown around on my work bench in the garage. I don't waste my time leaving them with my serious fishing tackle... they are that bad. Save your money...
Date published: 2015-10-12
Rated 4 out of
5 by
Jackman360 from
Killer frogIve caught so many bass with this frog when im pulling this over hungry bass that I can see with my glasses and I stop the frog dead in its tracks above a bass with further caution to take the bait. My only problem is the durability. Bass have struck this lure hard and below the frog there is a little hole in the bottom from the hook being driven out of place causing water to fill the hollow body. It has been so bad before that it had sunk to the bottom of the pond. I have learned my lesson to set the hook a couple seconds after they take it and this is usually trial and error for hollow body frog fishermen like me.
Date published: 2015-08-27
Rated 3 out of
5 by
rangerreatta from
If I could keep the legs on them........This bait should be 5 stars, it attracts plenty of fish, and big fish. The company needs to find a way for the pulsing legs to stay on the bait. I have one that has caught multiple big fish, has been turned inside out, and had the pooks pulled out of it, and still looks and works like brand new....the rest of them have come back with missing legs or developed the annoying sinking habit after only a few casts. IF it were a budget bait instead of a premium bait, I could live with getting a few duds for every good one.
Date published: 2015-07-28
Rated 1 out of
5 by
FLBass26 from
3 Cast and Legs were goneI made 3 cast with my lunkerhunt kingtoad the left leg came out during a cast, not a single fish hit it and the counterweight was missing. You'd expect more for an 8 dollar lure?
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