I keep it simple when I'm frog fishing no matter what lake I'm on. I only have 2 fishing rod and reel setups that I really need for fishing a topwater hollow body frog. I use one rod for when I'm casting around heavy cover and thick vegetation like lily pads and cattails or fishing docks. The other is a more versatile all around rod for open water frog fishing, skipping, and fishing around sparser cover on a lake. I think you need only 2 setups because for the most part your fishing a frog in the thick stuff or as a general topwater bait out in the open and having the lighter setup instead of only using your heavy cover setup in all situations allows you to put more action on the frog as you walk it. A lighter tip rod really allows you to control how the frog moves back and forth and even spin it 180 degrees!
What are the rod and reel setups we talked about in the video?
Shimano SLX Fishing Reel [ Ссылка ]
My open water frogging rod 7'2" MH [ Ссылка ]
My heavy cover frogging rod 7'3" H [ Ссылка ]
Good braided fishing line 40 or 50 [ Ссылка ]
My favorite topwater frog for bank fishing or boat fishing [ Ссылка ]
A finesse frog that super cool [ Ссылка ]
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