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Ok how do you gies usually rig the buzz frog? I tried to Texas rig it but it kept on turning in the water.So any help?

You can T-rig em or Texpose would be the proper term.  ::)   ;D

Make sure your hook is straight when riggin or it will roll. My experience anyway.

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you could also try using a hook with a keel weight which will help to keep it upright.

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Not all buzzing frogs and toads are created equal. For the baits I've had personal experience with, the Ribbit doesn't roll over nearly as much as the Horny Toad or Sizmic Toad, presumably because the Ribbit's top and bottom are relatively flat.

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With this, rigged weightless.  I am going to try a bead in front of it today like the Ribbet package calls for to see if it will help with weeds.

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I like the weighted jerkbait hooks too.  Just enough weight to make it run right...

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you could also try using a hook with a keel weight which will help to keep it upright.

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Please don't use these keel weighted hooks on the Rage Tail Shad and run it like a swimbait! And neither do you want to Carolina rig this same set up and swim it deep over the ledges and humps or on the end or along edges of moss beds.

I don't want anyone getting one of their expensive rods jerked out of their hands or straining themselves like pulling a muscle trying to land a bigger fish or more fish than they are use to.    ;D ;D ;D

Seriously, I have been using them just like this for a long time with great success.

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