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On 5/24/2017 at 4:38 PM, jtharris3 said:

 

 

Plus I just like saying Booyah! 

 

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Who doesn't!?!

 

 

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I really like the Booyah Popping Pad Crashers, but I'm really excited to try the new popping Savage Gear frogs more. I caught a bunch on one last week at my practice lake. Hopefully get to try them for real soon

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Paycheck Baits Transporter. (No longer made, unfortunately)

 

when they discontinued them, I bought everyone I could find. No matter the frog, we make unique modificationsno one else does that I know of.

 

with our modification, you can make a mediocre frog a good or great frog. We did a video of it.

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On 5/24/2017 at 5:24 PM, Jar11591 said:

 

How is your hook-up ratio with the Jawbone frogs? The angle of the hooks differs a bit from other frogs and I'm curious if this adversely affects the hookset.

I have not used it a ton yet but I think if the fish doesn't miss it you will hook them. If anything it might not be as weedless as you want but I'd rather lean that way. 

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10 hours ago, basseditor said:

Paycheck Baits Transporter. (No longer made, unfortunately)

 

when they discontinued them, I bought everyone I could find. No matter the frog, we make unique modificationsno one else does that I know of.

 

with our modification, you can make a mediocre frog a good or great frog. We did a video of it.

 

Care to elaborate?

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I like Booyah Pad Crasher and Poppin Pad Crasher. Casts easy, plus it's simple to add weight (BB's) to them for heavy slop fishing.

 

I haven't had the chance yet to fish the new popping Savage Gear frogs, but I'm looking forward to using them this summer!

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On 5/24/2017 at 3:53 PM, J Francho said:

I like the Pad Crashers, too.  I bought a bunch BEFORE they became a sponsor!  I've got some of the popping versions to try this summer, when the slop comes in.

You miss 3/4's of the best frog bite of the year if you wait to use them in slop

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Booyah and Spro.  I don't think I have ever used anything else.

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I've yet to find anything that works better than Academy's H2O frog!

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I like booyah pad crasher and the River2sea spittin wa. 

 

I have a several Spro frogs but every single one takes on water like a block of Swiss cheese. I can't even get through one retrieve before the frog starts not being able to work right cause it has so much water in the body

 

bass in pic was with pad crasher

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I have a ton of them. Booyah, River2Sea, Strike King, and Spro. Hands down Spro is my favorite and I always have one tied on. Second would prob be the Booyah.

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33 minutes ago, d-camarena said:

Ive tried every brand, my favorite is the boyaah. I also like manns but boyaah is best bang for buck

had a mans frog, hard as i tried i never caught a fish on it. did hook one once

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Booyah, baby! I caught two this morning on the Booyah Poppin' Frog. The popping model walks more easily too. There's the possibility of two actions.

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2 hours ago, the reel ess said:

Booyah, baby! I caught two this morning on the Booyah Poppin' Frog. The popping model walks more easily too. There's the possibility of two actions.

 

Ya know, you got me thinking,  I don't think I've ever caught a fish on a popping frog...Ever! Isn't that nuts!!

I've caught hundreds of fish on poppers of all makes, styles and colors. But not on a popping frog for some crazy reason. If I don't walk it or use a steady retrieve I get nothing.

 

Darnest thing

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mike 

 

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20 hours ago, Mike L said:

 

Ya know, you got me thinking,  I don't think I've ever caught a fish on a popping frog...Ever! Isn't that nuts!!

I've caught hundreds of fish on poppers of all makes, styles and colors. But not on a popping frog for some crazy reason. If I don't walk it or use a steady retrieve I get nothing.

 

Darnest thing

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mike 

 

I hadn't caught one on this popping frog yet. I usually use the standard Pad Crasher. But I was fishing a little more open water with a few laydowns here and there. So I tied on the popper with little expectation of getting bites on it. I picked up the frog rod at every laydown and lily pad patch and was rewarded with a couple, including the big fish of the day-only a couple pounds. I was with my buddy and his nephews.

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On 5/25/2017 at 8:07 PM, basseditor said:

Paycheck Baits Transporter. (No longer made, unfortunately)

 

when they discontinued them, I bought everyone I could find. No matter the frog, we make unique modificationsno one else does that I know of.

 

with our modification, you can make a mediocre frog a good or great frog. We did a video of it.

I agree... I only have three Transporters left... 

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On 5/25/2017 at 11:07 PM, basseditor said:

Paycheck Baits Transporter. (No longer made, unfortunately)

when they discontinued them, I bought everyone I could find.

 

 

I totally agree, the Paycheck Transporter Frog was yet another casualty of consumer ignorance.

I still throw the Transporter Frog, but since they're no longer made, I no longer bother to mention them.

 

Roger

 

 

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With advice from some of the local fisherman I have been using the Jackal Iobee frog.  I was told that I did not need to do anything to the bait to make it fish well, but trimmed the legs anyway, they were longer than I cared for.    The hooks are sharp and are opened up well, and the frog walks better than most any I have used.     It has become my goto for frogs when a walking presentation is what they prefer.   The SPRO is a good all round frog as mentioned by numerous others.

 

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Pad crasher, spro, KVD popping perch, terminator

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So, here recently I've had the opportunity to fish the Terminator frog.  I like it a lot.  Not too expensive and it walks better than any I've tried. Good hook sets, body collapses easily, and doesn't draw a ton of water like spro or koppers will.  

Two thumbs up from me.  And I hate fishing frogs.

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