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Well I fished my clubs last regular season tourny sunday.  We fish the VERY tough Ohio River in the Louisville KY pool.  I knew a small limit or a couple decent fish could get a check and possibly win it.  All week I watched the weather and it looked like a high pressure blue bird day was coming.  It has been crazy with rain and hot weather for two or more weeks.  This was going to make it even more tough.  I saw a video on bassmaster.com with Skeet Reese throwing a Ish Phat frog in the high daytime sun and he did good on it.  All week i thought, why couldn't this work for me.  I have never thrown a frog on the river.  I knew of a couple good grass patches so i decided to buy a couple of those frogs and try it.  I went in the cut and threw the frog and BAM cought a giant 2.5lb bass.  Trust me that is huge here.  I was pumped.  Then we went hours without a keeper.  I stuck a small 12" keeper then my partner stuck a decent 13 1/2" keeper.  I figured we had 4 1/2 pounds and felt pretty good really.  Well on the way back to the ramp, we hit the grass bed again and BAM another 2.5lb on the frog!.  I was pumped to say the least.  My plan had worked and we had 7.5 pounds of bass on the Ohio...  We made it back to the weigh in after a 13 mile ride with 100's of pleasure boats making the ride very hard and slow.  After the weigh in we made out with a few hundred dollars and second place!  First was less than a pound away too.  All in all I feel that it was a success.  Nobody could believe I caught those two fish on a frog.  They smashed it and with braided line I just manhandled them and flipped them in the boat.  Fealt great to have a plan come together. 

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Wtg! Nice when you take that leap and it pays off! !

I would have never told anyone you caught them on a frog. Lol. Shouldve just said " topwater" and let their imagination fill in the wrong pieces.

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Yes some gamesmanhip should have been played.  Good thing is I think thats what they thought I was doing hahahaha...

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