Spro Bronzeye Frogs 60 – Clown

Spro Bronzeye Frogs 60 – Clown - Review

The Spro Bronzeye Frog 60 is a frog lure that belongs to the Dean Rojas Signature series. This lure is specially created for casting long distances, allowing anglers to reach their desired spots easily. The body of the lure has undergone a redesign to optimize the hook-up ratio by incorporating the Gamakatsu Superline EWG Double Hook.

FAQs

Q: What makes the Spro Bronzeye Frog 60 different from other frog lures?

A: The Spro Bronzeye Frog 60 stands out from other frog lures due to its design and features. It is part of the Dean Rojas Signature series, ensuring its quality and performance. The ability to cast long distances and the optimized hook-up ratio with the Gamakatsu Superline EWG Double Hook make this lure a top choice for anglers.

Q: Can I use the Spro Bronzeye Frog 60 for freshwater fishing?

A: Yes, the Spro Bronzeye Frog 60 is suitable for freshwater fishing. It is designed to mimic a frog, which is a common prey for many freshwater fish species. Anglers can use this lure in lakes, ponds, and other freshwater bodies to target bass, pike, and other predatory fish.

Q: How effective is the Spro Bronzeye Frog 60 in attracting fish?

A: The Spro Bronzeye Frog 60 is highly effective in attracting fish, especially predatory species like bass. Its realistic design and action mimic a real frog, triggering a predatory response from fish. The optimized hook-up ratio further increases the chances of a successful strike and catch.

Q: Does the Spro Bronzeye Frog 60 come in different colors?

A: Yes, the Spro Bronzeye Frog 60 is available in a variety of colors, including the Clown color option mentioned in the product title. The choice of color can sometimes make a difference in fishing success, as it can mimic specific frog species or match the natural prey in the fishing location.

Q: How should I retrieve the Spro Bronzeye Frog 60?

A: The Spro Bronzeye Frog 60 is best retrieved with a “walk-the-dog” technique. This involves making short, zig-zag movements with the rod tip to create a realistic frog-like swimming action. It is important to vary the speed and pause occasionally to imitate a wounded or resting frog, which can attract nearby fish.