New Life To An Old Frog

[lordpaxin]

ol lunkie has senko legs now

Lmao

[BassinLou]

How are the senko's held in place? Glue? Let us know how that bait works out. 

[lordpaxin]

There is a plastic button / weight on the bottom, 

pulled that out and pushed senkos through, (paperclip)

then siliconed the stubs togther inside the rear of the frog

[Weld's Largemouth]

What type of senko is that?

[lordpaxin]

its the small split tails, dont know the exact name

[BassinLou]

Oh.. so is that one worm? Or two halves? 

[lordpaxin]

its the back 3/4 of 2.

 

found it

 

Yamamoto Kut Tail Worm

4" i think

[Blues19]

i have put silicone skirts in for replacements, but no worms. Thats an interesting idea. Would love to hear how it works

[Master Bait'r]

Ok... That right there is awesome. Cheers to you sir... That is happening on a few of mine for sure.

I've done rabbit fur, feathers, fly tinsel and silicone but never a worm tail. The old kicker frogs had me thinking about grub tails but I really like this idea.

[Bluebasser86]

Might consider trying to do that with Zman finesse worms next time I need to replace the legs of a frog. Super durable, super soft=lots of movement, plus they float.

[Catch and Grease]

Might consider trying to do that with Zman finesse worms next time I need to replace the legs of a frog. Super durable, super soft=lots of movement, plus they float.

 

I was thinking the same thing, mainly because they are durable and float!

[lordpaxin]

Hmmm I didn't think about floating

This frog may stand right up on his legs lol

[Ratherbfishing]

I think you'll find the legs will try to stick to everything they come in contact with.  Hope not.

[MO_LMB]

You could lube them up with megastrike to help them glide through the weeds.

[Fisher-O-men]

There is a fella out here that puts a worm straight out the back of his spro.  Calls it a "sprouse".  He kills it! 

 

I think Mend-it might work better than silicone.

[Jaderose]

Me likey..I got a couple of old frogs that will see this mod.  THANKS!!

[CWB]

Might consider trying to do that with Zman finesse worms next time I need to replace the legs of a frog. Super durable, super soft=lots of movement, plus they float.

Would the Elaztec material melt the frogs body? if not, pretty good idea.

[Bluebasser86]

Would the Elaztec material melt the frogs body? if not, pretty good idea.

No idea, but I think I'm going to buy a H2O frog and cut the legs off just so I can try it out. Guess I could just lay a finesse worm across the back of the one I already have and if it melts then I can just buy a new one to replace that one. 

[Sam]

Great idea.

 

Thinking out of the box is what bass fishing is all about.

 

Good job.

[Master Bait'r]

There is a fella out here that puts a worm straight out the back of his spro. Calls it a "sprouse". He kills it!

I think Mend-it might work better than silicone.

If it's centered I don't doubt that for a second. I love centered tail frogs like the Slither K- that center point tail seems to pivot the best IMO. A worm tail would make it like a soft, floating CL8 Mighty Mouse and that would fkn SLAY.

I've actually got one that's nearing the end of it's tail life now- my shooting star colored one. I can see now that I should probably glue in a screw guide instead of another tail plug and try on a few different profiles and colors and keep notes. I already know I want to stick an Uptons Aaron's Trajic dragon tail on there and see what happens