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Spro
The Spro Flappin Frog 65 is a 2½-inch hollow body topwater frog that delivers the aggressive surface commotion of a buzzbait without sacrificing the weedless performance you need when fishing heavy cover. Weighing 5/8 ounce, it's sized to cast easily and land softly on grass mats, lily pads, and thick vegetation where bass and pike hunt. The paddle legs generate a buzzing, kicking action that mimics wounded baitfish struggling at the surface—drawing strikes from predators that won't come to a quiet presentation.
What makes the Flappin Frog 65 stand out is its hybrid design. You get the topwater thrash and noise that draws fish from a distance, but the hollow body construction keeps hooks riding up and weedless, letting you fish places where conventional buzzbaits and prop lures get snagged. Cast it tight to cover, work it with steady strips or twitches, and let the paddle legs do the talking.
If you fish shallow weed lines, sparse grass, or anywhere bass and pike are keying on surface activity around structure, the Flappin Frog 65 gives you a proven way to trigger aggressive strikes. It's a lure that rewards accurate casting and deliberate retrieves—the kind of tool serious topwater anglers keep tied on when they want results.
| Length | 2½ inches |
| Weight | 5/8 ounce |
| Type | Hollow Body Topwater Frog |
| Color | Killer Gill |
The Flappin Frog 65 excels around shallow vegetation, grass mats, lily pads, and woody debris where bass and pike hold. The weedless hollow body design lets you fish tight to cover without getting hung up, while the buzzing paddle legs draw strikes from fish in the shallows. It works best in topwater conditions—early morning, late evening, or overcast days—when fish are actively feeding at the surface.
The paddle legs generate a buzzing and kicking motion through the water, creating the aggressive topwater commotion you'd get from a buzzbait or prop lure. Standard hollow body frogs typically produce a quieter, more subtle kick. The Flappin Frog's paddle action is louder and more attention-grabbing, making it effective for calling fish from distance to your target area.
Yes. The hollow body construction is designed to ride weedless, allowing you to cast and retrieve through dense grass, mats, and lily pads without snagging. This is one of its core advantages—you get buzzbait-style surface action without sacrificing the weed-punching capability hollow body frogs are known for.
Spro
The Spro Flappin Frog 65 is a 2½-inch hollow body topwater frog that delivers the aggressive surface commotion of a buzzbait without sacrificing the weedless performance you need when fishing heavy cover. Weighing 5/8 ounce, it's sized to cast easily and land softly on grass mats, lily pads, and thick vegetation where bass and pike hunt. The paddle legs generate a buzzing, kicking action that mimics wounded baitfish struggling at the surface—drawing strikes from predators that won't come to a quiet presentation.
What makes the Flappin Frog 65 stand out is its hybrid design. You get the topwater thrash and noise that draws fish from a distance, but the hollow body construction keeps hooks riding up and weedless, letting you fish places where conventional buzzbaits and prop lures get snagged. Cast it tight to cover, work it with steady strips or twitches, and let the paddle legs do the talking.
If you fish shallow weed lines, sparse grass, or anywhere bass and pike are keying on surface activity around structure, the Flappin Frog 65 gives you a proven way to trigger aggressive strikes. It's a lure that rewards accurate casting and deliberate retrieves—the kind of tool serious topwater anglers keep tied on when they want results.
| Length | 2½ inches |
| Weight | 5/8 ounce |
| Type | Hollow Body Topwater Frog |
| Color | Killer Gill |
The Flappin Frog 65 excels around shallow vegetation, grass mats, lily pads, and woody debris where bass and pike hold. The weedless hollow body design lets you fish tight to cover without getting hung up, while the buzzing paddle legs draw strikes from fish in the shallows. It works best in topwater conditions—early morning, late evening, or overcast days—when fish are actively feeding at the surface.
The paddle legs generate a buzzing and kicking motion through the water, creating the aggressive topwater commotion you'd get from a buzzbait or prop lure. Standard hollow body frogs typically produce a quieter, more subtle kick. The Flappin Frog's paddle action is louder and more attention-grabbing, making it effective for calling fish from distance to your target area.
Yes. The hollow body construction is designed to ride weedless, allowing you to cast and retrieve through dense grass, mats, and lily pads without snagging. This is one of its core advantages—you get buzzbait-style surface action without sacrificing the weed-punching capability hollow body frogs are known for.
