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User: creasekeeper
Comment: Mr stratos has a wealth of knowledge and may I say thanks for sharing it!
Date: 07/09/12 11:44 AM
User: bcodkind
Comment: great tips! thanks!
Date: 07/05/12 02:58 PM
User: stratos1966
Comment: as far as retrieve goes, I use a 2 pops and a pause then 1 pop and a pause then back to 2 pops but on a river, if you put the frog anywhere near a bass, you wont get past the first 2 pops
Date: 07/05/12 02:54 PM
User: stratos1966
Comment: The larger one. It's all where you cast it. I cast my frog into the thickest, nastiest stuff. No such thing as too shallow or too thick of cover. Rivers are a bit different then ponds and lakes because the current can and will dictate bass position
Date: 07/05/12 02:51 PM
User: bcodkind
Comment: What was the retrieve? I only ask because I've fished a Koppers hollow body many times with no hits. Also, do you use the larger or smaller frogs?
Date: 07/05/12 11:00 AM
User: stratos1966
Comment: hollow body Koppers frogs in Bullfrog and Toad colors, not that color really matters with frogs.
Date: 07/05/12 10:46 AM


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