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What is the best frog on the market? I have tried a couple of frogs and I cannot find one that is durable. I first started to frog this past year, and I want to do a lot of it next year. I just havent found the frog for me... any thoughts? 

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2 hours ago, Can't Catch Bass said:

Booyah Pad Crasher

End list B)

 

The popping Pad Crasher is my favorite frog and has been for a few years. The Savage Gear frog and popping frog (lily walker I think?), are the most durable frogs I've fished and have been really effective for me as well. Durability is nice, but I'm okay with a frog getting torn after catching several fish on it, because that means it's getting bit!

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I've been throwing Academy's H2O XPRESS™ 5.5" & 4.5" Hollow-Body for 3 yrs now. No issues with durability, hook-up ratio, plus great price.

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Poppin' Pad Crasher. It can be easily walked as well as popped. Best of both worlds. Very durable. I have over 40lbs of largemouth on a single one and besides a little bit of wear on the paint it's still good as new. And for the price.. It's now the only frog I'll buy 

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Just to back up what everyone else is saying - Booyah. I like both the pad crasher and the popping version. Greatly prefer them to the Spro I picked up earlier this year. 

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spro bronze eye or spro popper for me just cant beat them 

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The soft plastic ones with paddle tail legs can be good too, like rage toad and zoom horny toad

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Scumfrog Trophy Series.

 

Learn it....Know it....Live it.

 

 

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This is the Best frog on the market for the heavy stuff.  If you are fishing light pad fields or want to "walk" a frog in open water.  This isn't it...but then again, I don't really consider that froggin.  Gimme the heavy mats where if you get a blow up, it's hand to hand combat.  If that's what you're in to...this is the frog you want

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1 hour ago, Jaderose said:

Scumfrog Trophy Series.

 

Learn it....Know it....Live it.

 

 

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This is the Best frog on the market for the heavy stuff.  If you are fishing light pad fields or want to "walk" a frog in open water.  This isn't it...but then again, I don't really consider that froggin.  Gimme the heavy mats where if you get a blow up, it's hand to hand combat.  If that's what you're in to...this is the frog you want

Ditto...'Nuf Said 

 

 

 

 

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For me at least, durability and effectiveness seem to be negatively correlated to each other in frogs.  The more durable a frog is, the harder it tends to be, which leads to worse hookups.  My favorite frog is the Booyah pad crasher (especially in the junior size), I even like them better than the higher priced livetargets and spros (which have better durability, but at the price of hoosets and $$)

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I will go with the Booyah Pad Crasher followed by the Scum Frog.

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