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i was fishing the lily pads yesterday with a spro frog when something hit it hard on top of a pad. of course i thought it was a bass and reeled it in. when it close enough to see it was the biggest bullfrog i'd ever seen, scared the  heck out of me, i had no idea how to get a hook out of a frog but luckily when i went to grab the frog it let go and jumped away. has anyone else ever had the same experience?

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I've had it happen quite a few times.  Bullfrogs must be pretty territorial, it seems like they'll come after anything that isn't bigger than they are if you throw it in their general direction. 

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I've probably caught nearly a dozen the last couple of years. They can't stand topwater frog baits.

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You bet...

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I catch a lot of them. You can put just about anything in front of their face and they will nail it. Wish bass were that way.

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I've caught a few this year, but not too many. I saw one on the banks of a local pond so I dangled a #4 Mepps spinner in his face he jumped up grabbed it and used his hands to feed it into his fat face. I've never seen anything like it.  ;D

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That's probably what I'd have done... don't think I'd have wanted that guy in the boat with me.  :o

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When I was about 8 or 9 I caught one that was roughly the size of a cat with its legs out on a rubber worm

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The frogs where I fish the most hit frog lures, any soft plastic on top of vegetation and even shallow swimbaits.

The frogs are big and hard to get unhooked.

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i was fishing the lily pads yesterday with a spro frog when something hit it hard on top of a pad. of course i thought it was a bass and reeled it in. when it close enough to see it was the biggest bullfrog i'd ever seen, scared the heck out of me, i had no idea how to get a hook out of a frog but luckily when i went to grab the frog it let go and jumped away. has anyone else ever had the same experience?
yes i have caught a bullfrog before ive caught alot of them what i do is cast a bait over there and reel it right past it and it will hit it and i would just let it set and then jerk.
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One time, when my boys were young, I took them fishin' at a local pond.

Well I hook into this huge bullfrog on my Rebel Pop'r and my kids got all freaked out. I told them I had to reel 'em in to unhook him, no big deal right.

I go to unhook the frog and honest to goodness, he let's out this guttural squeal, that sets my kids to  start crying and running away. I took to laughin' and that made my two even more upset.

Whew! The long and short of it is, I threw the darn frog back... needless to say that was the end of fishin' with Dad for awhile.

Eventually they went fishing, only if I promised to never catch anymore frogs.

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My gf was fishing with a baby brush hog and she saw a frog just sitting in the water. I couldn't see it so she used the bait to point out where the frog was and he jumped almost a feet up and ate the brush hog, LOL... I was like "gl with that", but I guess the frog wasn't hooked, just had half the bait in it's throat and let go.

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