LIVETARGET Freestyle Frog – 4in – Black – Black

The LIVETARGET Freestyle Frog is a fantastic fishing lure that combines incredibly realistic detailing with an action that attracts fish. It is designed using LIVETARGET's Injected Core Technology, which creates an ultra-realistic core surrounded by a crystal clear exo-skin. This exo-skin material forms two tail appendages that kick rapidly, producing an enticing buzz as the frog moves across the water's surface. The commotion caused by the exo-skin captures the attention of nearby bass. Additionally, the lifelike core further convinces the bass to strike. For the best results, the Freestyle Frog is recommended to be rigged for weedless topwater fishing with an extra wide gap offset hook. However, it can also be used under the water's surface by adding bullet weights or using a keel weighted swimbait hook.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can the LIVETARGET Freestyle Frog be used in freshwater lakes?

A: Yes, the LIVETARGET Freestyle Frog is suitable for use in freshwater lakes. It is designed to mimic the movement and appearance of a real frog, which is a common prey for freshwater fish.

Q: How should I rig the LIVETARGET Freestyle Frog for weedless topwater fishing?

A: To rig the LIVETARGET Freestyle Frog for weedless topwater fishing, you can use an extra wide gap offset hook. This type of hook allows you to easily insert the hook into the body of the frog and minimize the chance of getting snagged on weeds or other underwater obstacles.

Q: Can the LIVETARGET Freestyle Frog be used for fishing bass?

A: Yes, the LIVETARGET Freestyle Frog is specially designed to attract bass. The realistic detailing and action of the frog lure make it highly effective in enticing bass to strike.

Q: Can the LIVETARGET Freestyle Frog be used under the water's surface?

A: Yes, the LIVETARGET Freestyle Frog can be used under the water's surface as well. You can add bullet weights or use a keel weighted swimbait hook to create a sinking or diving action for targeting fish that are not actively feeding at the surface.