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On the third cast caught a 15 inch bass. If the fish like it I like it. Even if you don't catch one it is fun to use, with the feet like propellers and the noise it makes when you reel it in. (I'm easily entertained)

So feels a little on the cheap side. But not much. Because this thing did what it said it was gonna do. Produce strikes. First day out I found a bass breaking the surface a little away and after a twitch and a slow retrieve for about a foot or two this bass blew up on it. Landed that one. Now let me start by saying I’m a big game saltwater type of guy but thought I’d give this freshwater thing a try this year. And I threw a frog ( not these ones) a total of a few dozen times last week and never even seen one break the surface. Yesterday I threw this out and I was blown up on three times out of probably 20 casts. From what I hear that’s not bad. I only landed one but that’s because of my errors not taking a sec then hooking em. First one I did because I was just surprised at what I saw when he came flying out with my frog it took me a second to come back. I thought I was watching a video for a sec lol. Anyways I like these. They could be painted a little better. One of the legs was a little hard to turn but a little adjustment and had no more problems. But these are so damn easy to fish. You can cast and just turn the handle Randle. Nice and slow and I swear I’m watching a frog swim to me. Crazy. But I’m definitely always going to have one ready. Definitely a believer. And can definitely be improved. Not much. But it’s nice not to have to spend so much in case you lose one. Oh and I did get these hung up a whole lot from horrible casts in the wind but managed not to lose any. And they stayed together well considering I pulled with all my strength to get em out and they did.

This product is durable but is almost too durable. After the first cast the frog fills up with water. Then, on the second cast, it sinks immediately. So I had to squeeze it after every cast to get the water out so it wouldn't sink on the next cast. The other issue is the legs. They spin which cause commotion (almost unrealistic) which I supposed could be good but the are rigid which get caught on the weeds. This lure works ok in open water but does NOT do well around weeds. You can buy cheaper frogs that have more natural action and are truly weedless. I would definitely not buy again. The only reason this product isn't getting 1 star is because of its durability.

The only complaint I have, which is more just preference, is that none of them have colored bellies & are white. They still work flawlessly & get the job done! Does grass get in the propellers & affect it’s swim sometimes? Absolutely, but I’ve found even the more expensive brands have that problem as well as any other bait that isn’t a soft plastic rigged perfectly, while fishing grassy lakes & ponds. A quick pull of the grass & you’re back in business.

Second time out I landed 2 large mouth the biggest at 4.5 lbs. Good lure for the lily pads and grass

I’ve caught a few fish on these. The top water action is pretty loud/noisy which is good to attract the fish. So far they have held up to some big strikes.

The legs move flawless. However, the print has already started to fade after 1 day of casting. You get what you pay for I guess. I wouldn’t buy them again but I’m ok with what I got.

You want to fish around logs, docks, and make it act like a real frog