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The SPRO® Bronzeye Frog is sleek, mean, and perfectly balanced, with a wild leg-kick that bass can't ignore. Specially weighted to cast long and always land on its belly. Weedless design with premium Gamakatsu® hook.
Premium Gamakatsu hook
Weedless
Perfectly balanced
Specially weighted
''I designed the SPRO Bronzeye Frog to be the best on the market, period. Heavy cover or open water, no other frog catches bass like the Bronzeye!'' Dean Rojas 6-time Bassmaster Classic® Qualifer
Web ID: 73278
Rated 5 out of
5 by
draggingtheriver from
Simply a must have!Is it possible that one of the most fun ways to fish is also the most effective? In my area of the country it is. Bronzeye Frog from May through September.
Date published: 2017-10-23
Rated 5 out of
5 by
DMathis from
Spro Bronzeye Natural Green FrogWorks really well in the morning next to cover where bass are going to be. One thing to remember with this frog is while hopping if you get a strike wait 2-3 seconds before setting the hook to account for the fish having it completely in its mouth for a good hookset
Date published: 2016-02-07
Rated 1 out of
5 by
ChairmanMeow from
Buy a LiveTarget or Spro Popper InsteadThese frogs are the hardest hollow bodied frogs I have ever used. I have actually never hooked into any fish with these frogs. Now, I know what you're thinking, "wow, this kid doesn't even know how to fish if he's never hooked up with these babies" and that is absolutely not true. I've had tons of success with LiveTarget's frogs, Booyah's Pad Crasher, Jackall's Iobee, and even Spro's Bronzeye Popping Frogs. But for the life of me, these things are as stiff as a jar of peanut butter and I was sorely tempted to buy a trailer hook for them.
They produce a ton of blowups, so I know they are good enough to attract fish, But I counted to 1, counted to 2, counted to 3, felt the weight of the fish, and even did my differential calculus homework before I set the hook, but alas, the frog comes flying viciously towards my face. I even bent out the hooks and trimmed the legs.
These frogs are currently sitting in a cardboard box in my car in the hopes that the summer heat will soften them up, as I have already tried near-boiling water with minimal results. Do yourself a favor and get a LiveTarget or the Popping variant of these instead. I can't speak for the baby size of these though; maybe they are better.
Date published: 2015-06-12
Rated 4 out of
5 by
JoeFishingFreak from
woo hooooGreat bait, nothing in the world as exciting as bass exploding on the surface to demolish these guys. I would give 5 stars but with what seems to be all hollow body frogs ya gotta cut short the legs, and bend the hooks up and out. ALWAYS use braided line and a meaty stick to get a good hook set. Its very hard but wait a couple seconds to set hook and youll put more fish in your hands.
Date published: 2015-03-30
Rated 5 out of
5 by
WhoDatFishin from
"WOW"Hello, must have Froggies, these are something else. Very fun to fish with. You will not be disappointed.
Date published: 2015-02-26
Rated 5 out of
5 by
jimbro48 from
frog fishingThis top water frog is excellent for fishing all types of cover and even open water. Has great action walking the dog and also a great profile and stance when sitting still. Highly recommended. Wish they had a few more colors
Date published: 2014-10-06
Rated 1 out of
5 by
AnotherCrappieFisherman from
Awful hooksI fish many different frogs including deps, booyah, scum frogs, river2sea, and live target and i can say this one by far has the worst hooks. It works better as a toy for young infants because it cant hook anything.
Date published: 2014-08-03
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Kyducker73 from
Excellent frogThis frog is perfectly balanced on tn the water. I recommend this frog to any person wanting to experience the excitement of the top water bite.
which is better spro bronzeye 65 or koppers livetarget frog??
Asked by: bassincali
I would take a live target over the spro.
You can buy two pad crashers for the price of one spro or live target
Answered by: ghostrage
Date published: 2017-05-31
Rod/Reel Choice
I want to start using a bait caster again but I'm on a budget (college student). I was thinking of purchasing the 7'6" Heavy Bass Pro Shops Tourney Special Baitcast Reel/Rod combo. I was told the extra length of the rod would help with the longer casts I need from a canoe but I am worried about the heavy backbone especially with a more finesse bait like a frog.. any thoughts?
Asked by: BranMuffin
If you fish the frog around grass mats and pads you will appreciate the backbone of this rod!
Answered by: QuantumFan
Date published: 2017-05-31
i havent caught anything on this?
i fish around wood, and grass on a kinda heavy pressured lake. when i use this i either slow reel it in or stop and go retrieve or give it a couple of twitches
Asked by: lilbilly
They work best in the early morning. Also try throwing it rite in front of where a weed bed ends and try to retrieve it parallel to the out skirt.
Answered by: Moorecore
Date published: 2017-05-31
How do you repair these
i have quite a few of these frogs and love um to death, but how do you repair them when u get a hole in it? i tried melting it together but it didnt work
Asked by: ashaffer1645
I had that problem myself, I have been using super glue on the small tears. It seems to work very well, just be careful not to get it on the hooks becasue I completely covered a barb and it was killing me the amount of bites I was missing before I realized what had happened. On the big tears, you just have to swallow hard and get rid of it....
Answered by: Gilberto
Date published: 2017-05-31
Anybody else having trouble walking?
I cannot get this frog to walk. I trimmed an inch off the legs and I still couldn't get it to walk. I can walk spook-type baits no problem but not this. I've caught bass on it chugging it but I feel like im not getting the most out of it. Is it me or the bait?
Asked by: Duke24
Cut one tail about 2" shorter than the other.
Answered by: QuantumFan
Date published: 2017-05-31
How short should I cut the legs?
I cut one of my spro's not knowing how short I should cut the legs I trimmed them up 1inch and is 1in. to short?
Asked by: Gloomisimx
I personally don't like to cut the legs at all because i think it looks more realistic in the water... but if u do cut it i would take maybe 2 inches off it so cut about 1 more inch off it hope this helps and good luck man :)
Answered by: bassfishingallday
Date published: 2017-05-31
What color is the best?
Asked by: Patrick1
Thank you for your question!
Generally bright and vibrant colors are best for muddy water. For clear water you want to match the surroundings you are fishing in. Also keep in mind what the target fish is feeding on at the time you are fishing.
Answered by: BPSResource19
Date published: 2017-05-31
how to fish this frog
i bought this frog back in february and have been using it in the evening in the summer. i havn't had any luck. what is the best way to fish a frog and where?
Asked by: elite51
elite51
Hi, Hop and pause it like a real frog. A real frog uses his legs and pushes forward, kinda hopping in the water.
'Walk the dog': You must get a good movement going to it, a back and forth action like a spook gets, if you have worked those. A cadence that you begin and the effect is to almost walk it in the same place without moving it forward much at all. This only works in open water as lily pads stop this kind of action. Do this along the tulles or lily pad edges and up under trees. A lily pad should be worked a lot slower, unless you have acres to cover, then faster could be better. Then again, you might switch to a paddle leg frog that covers more water and saves you on the wrist pain hours later.
Or, try both Hop and walk: Toss it to shore, hop it a couple of times, work it over the weeds, grasses or pads, and again, hesitate on the edges of them for a few seconds, then just twitch it once or twice, wait, twitch, wait, then start the walking once in open water back to you.
Thank you!
