Jackall Topwater Kaera Frog – Red – JKAERA-RF

The Jackall topwater Kaera Frog is a stellar option for anglers looking to enhance their topwater fishing experience. The lure comes in an eye-catching red color (JKAERA-RF) that is sure to draw attention from predatory fish. Whether you're targeting bass or other surface-feeding species, this topwater frog's design and features contribute to its high effectiveness:

• Unique body shape: The design of the lure makes it less prone to getting snagged on vegetation or debris.
• Concealed hook position: The hooks are strategically placed to minimize the chances of getting stuck.
• Flat surface side body: Enhances water displacement to create ripples that mimic prey.
• Water drain hole: A practical feature that expels excess water to maintain the lure's buoyancy and action.
• Wide hook design: Improves the likelihood of hooking and successfully reeling in a fish.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q: How does the unique body shape and hook position of the Jackall Topwater Kaera Frog reduce the chances of snagging?

A: The unique body shape and hook position of the Jackall Topwater Kaera Frog are designed to tuck the hook points close to the lure's body, making it glide over obstacles smoothly and reducing hang-ups.

Q: How does the flat surface side body design of the Jackall Topwater Kaera Frog attract fish?

A: The flat surface side body design of the Jackall Topwater Kaera Frog creates more disturbance in the water, simulating the movements of a distressed frog or baitfish, which entices predatory fish to strike.

Q: What is the purpose of the water drain hole on the Jackall Topwater Kaera Frog?

A: The water drain hole on the Jackall Topwater Kaera Frog is an ingenious feature that prevents the lure from taking on too much water and sinking or affecting its topwater action, ultimately enhancing its usability and effectiveness.

Q: How does the wide hook of the Jackall Topwater Kaera Frog increase the hook-up ratio?

A: The wide hook of the Jackall Topwater Kaera Frog means there's a larger gap between the shank and the point, giving angler's a better chance to catch the fish as it bites down on the lure.