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Imagine a wild eggbeater skimming across the surface—this is the FAISOX Prop Frog. It churns and gurgles through waters where ordinary topwater baits simply can’t reach. This hollow-bodied, weedless amphibian is armed with twin propeller feet that combine to create a massive disturbance as it glides along the water’s surface. Whether navigating lily pads, reeds, timber, or dense weed mats, the Prop Frog cuts through effortlessly. Every time it finds an opening, those propeller feet churn vigorously, drawing bass out of hiding. With premium dual hooks securing its collapsible body and a protected trailer hook, the FAISOX Prop Frog delivers an exceptionally high hookup rate.
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Start by identifying your target species and their preferred prey. In U.S. freshwater, that might mean matching small crankbaits or plastic worms to largemouth or smallmouth bass, finesse jigs to crappie and walleye, or spinners to rainbow and brown trout. In saltwater, topwaters and soft plastics that mimic shrimp or mullet work well for redfish, snook, and speckled trout.
Weedless soft plastics and topwaters excel over grass or wood; deep-diving crankbaits and heavy jigs are ideal around submerged structure. Always “match the hatch” by observing local forage—if minnows dominate, choose shad-patterned plugs; if crawfish are everywhere, go with brownish, bulky soft plastics.
Color and size hinge on water clarity and temperature. In clear water, stick to natural hues; in stained or muddy water, switch to bright chartreuse, firetiger, or solid white. Use smaller profiles in cold conditions (think 2–3-inch plastics), and bump up to 4–6-inch baits as the water warms.
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