What’s your guys favorite top water frog

Pad Crasher hands down! 

2 minutes ago, 12poundbass said:

Pad Crasher hands down! 

The poppin pad crasher is sweet I like the big sexy too I just order the phat mat daddy by ish Monroe and the popping phatty I’m trying to find some new frogs for my new frog rod

My son bought the Strike King poppin’ perch with his birthday money a couple weeks ago, I might steal it! 

3 minutes ago, 12poundbass said:

My son bought the Strike King poppin’ perch with his birthday money a couple weeks ago, I might steal it! 

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I have upwards of 40 something frogs. I throw the same 3 90% of the time. Pad Crasher in Bullfrog, Albino Frog or Ole Smokey.

Scum Frog, original and trophy  series. 

 

 

 

 

Mike

23 minutes ago, Mike L said:

Scum Frog, original and trophy  series. 

 

 

 

 

Mike

I like these too. the original is my finesse frog, the trophy i like for matts, and the booyah poppin pad crasher gets the nod the most for me, but i really like it for sparse cover or wooded shore line where i can work it in one place.

Jackall Kaera..

 

Booyah 'Poppin' Pad Crasher - shad frog

 

Roger

Add me to the chorus of those in favor of the Pad Crasher and Popping Pad Crasher.  They hook up well, they're not too hard to get to walk, and the price is right.

Pad crasher, and live target hollow body..

Pad crasher, 

Kaera for small, phat mat daddy for big

Pad crashers just work. Inexpensive and can buy them basically anywhere tackle is sold.

Pad crasher guy here too..almost said something else just so I didn't copy everybody but I'm not a liar! I've only tried 3 or 4 types of frogs but the booyahs are the best of the bunch I've tried

Popping Pad Crasher and FishLab Rattle Toad.

Solid rubber body with legs please......

7 minutes ago, ajschn06 said:

Solid rubber body with legs please......

 

They're great too, but are usually referred to as 'toads'.

Difference being, a hollow-frog floats, but a solid-toad sinks on the pause (e.g. Stanley Ribbit)

 

Roger

15 minutes ago, RoLo said:

 

They're great too, but are usually referred to as 'toads'.

Difference being, a hollow-frog floats, but a solid-toad sinks on the pause (e.g. Stanley Ribbit)

 

Roger

Learn something new every day!  That's all I've had success with, use it like a buzzbait never really pause.....

Learn it, know it, live it.

 

Jackall Gavacho has produced 41 bass in 3 trips and still isn't sinking or tore up. It's about to unseat the Terminator Popping frog as my favorite. 

8 hours ago, GreenPig said:

Jackall Gavacho has produced 41 bass in 3 trips and still isn't sinking or tore up. It's about to unseat the Terminator Popping frog as my favorite. 

I got one of these last year and it's great.

Seems much more durable than most of the others I have tried and walks like a dream.

I've even hooked a few of those stupid gars with it and it held up well.

I like the Gambler Cane Toad.  It's not technically a frog as I work it mostly as a buzz bait.  A big fish will often follow this bait.  When this happens, I let the bait sink as soon as I reach open water.   They suck it in and the game is on.  

On 7/22/2020 at 7:04 PM, Dens228 said:

Jackall Kaera..

It's not easy to throw on a heavy frog rod. I want to like it but seem to struggle with long casts even on mgl reels. Maybe It's just not the frog you use for long casting