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rifishin wrote:Any advice for a beginner new to throwing spro frogs from a kayak, I can not set the hook it, they blow up, I drop rod tip, and try to set it then I come up empty

thedarkarcher wrote:rifishin wrote:Any advice for a beginner new to throwing spro frogs from a kayak, I can not set the hook it, they blow up, I drop rod tip, and try to set it then I come up empty
a heavy action rod and thick braid helps a bunch in getting hookups. many people wait too long to set the hook. bass have no problem engulfing a frog off the surface, in open water, i set the hook immediately....in slop, i might wait a couple seconds....long enough to reel up any slack. i also bend the hooks back a bit on my spro frog....and if they are biting the 'legs' of the bait then i'll trim the legs shorter.
Hanover_Yakker wrote:Standard rule of thumb when fishing frogs is hold the rod tip high at the 10-11 o'clock position during the retrieve. When a fish hits, count to 2 (thousand one, thousand two) and lower your rod tips at the same time then a firm vertical hookset.
One tip on tying your frogs with braid, especially if you use any braid that is coated, use a double palomar knot. A single palomar knot will fail and come loose over time.


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