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If you're in a jam, shove some BBs or small weights up the hook hole.  Frog will be heavier and rattle.  

 

 

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The LiveTarget 2 5/8" is money for the real thick stuff, but that said I have got a few in the thick stuff with the 2 1/4" as well too mainly because that's my go to size. I believe even the 2 1/4" is slightly heavier than the Pad Crasher or the same weight, and they have better action. Some complain they don't hold up as long but I haven't had many issues.

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32 minutes ago, Boomstick said:

The LiveTarget 2 5/8" is money for the real thick stuff, but that said I have got a few in the thick stuff with the 2 1/4" as well too mainly because that's my go to size. I believe even the 2 1/4" is slightly heavier than the Pad Crasher or the same weight, and they have better action. Some complain they don't hold up as long but I haven't had many issues.

+1 on the live target. Heavy, and the body is super soft. My most productive frog by far. Durability hasn’t been great for me, last one I blew the face out of on fish number 12 or so. 

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Scum Launch Frog is heavier - I don't know how good it will do in a heavy mat application though ?

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Fish Lab Rattle Toad (larger size) or the Spro King Daddy for thick mats and pads. Both of these frogs are HUGE and will definitely press those pads/mats down enough to attract the fishes attention!!!

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