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And all I can say is I am beyond pleased!   I'm not so sure I want to use them, as they're literal works of art! 

They fit perfectly into a Plano 3700 Spinnerbait box.  I went a little nuts and ordered a bunch of colors.  Pictures truly don't do these frogs justice. 

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Some of the finishes are supposed to represent  Brazilian poisonous frogs, there are also some that represent local varieties as well.  Then there's the Pinkie Frog, which I asked him to make one specifically for my wife.  They are all exceptionally well made! 

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As they are all hand made, I sent Ken a picture of my boat, he made a frog to match! 

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  • Super User
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Thanks guys.  They are the creation of this guy.  They're hand made, one at a time.  I ordered like 2 months ago and just got them today.   I understand he sells basic frogs for less, but these customs run about $60 each. 

http://www.bass-frog.com/

 

  • Super User
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I bought some of the clones to try them out but i am itching to get the custom ones...they are beautiful and they without  doubt, produce.

  • Super User
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Wow, $600 worth of frogs!!!

They're beautiful, no doubt. Hope they
catch you a record!!

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Designer frogs :roflmao1: 

 

Signs and symptoms of compulsive (pathologic) fishing include:
  • Gaining a thrill from taking big fishing risks. (lubricious priced lures)
  • Taking increasingly bigger fishing risks. (buying multiple lubricious priced lures)
  • Preoccupation with fishing.
  • Reliving past fishing experiences.
  • Fishing as a way to escape problems or feelings of helplessness, guilt or depression.

 

Funny this list came from the Compulsive gambling Symptoms found on Google. I just swapped the word fishing in for gambling. Man it fits perfect for some of us. 

 

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  • Super User
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I got to say I didn't know they made such things. I collect old toolboxes so there ain't much I can say about this without looking like a hypocrite. As the man said before he kissed the horse, "Each to his or her own preference".

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Those belong on a wall,under glass, in a gilded frame of gold , properly illuminated on a 24-7 basis 

very nice!

  • Super User
Posted

Same guy that invented the banjo minnow!

Beautiful collection, Robert!

  • Like 1
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Ken does extraordinary work...you will love them....but maybe keep those safe and get his Clones for actually fishing...lol.

  • Super User
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I think I have enough of these frogs to last a lifetime, and lock up a few for safe keeping. 

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 I am guilty of collecting the Spro Frogs. I love the color patterns even though I only fish 2-3 colors. I just like ordering a few new colors every month. I get the urge to buy cool looking frogs, and those Frogs do look awesome, but I will stick with my $10 addiction for now.

Those colors do look awesome for sure.

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