Most topwater frogs force anglers to choose between noise or realism. This frog delivers both.
A rear blade displaces water and creates surface disturbance
Skirted legs on both sides move independently to mimic swimming frog legs
Combines the attraction of a buzz-style frog with the realism of a traditional skirted frog
Other frogs use:
Blades as legs
Blades with no skirt
Skirts without added surface commotion
This design brings both elements together in one balanced lure.
Every part of this frog was designed to look and move like a real frog on the surface.
Skirted legs pulse and kick naturally
Compact body keeps the frog riding correctly on the surface
Blade adds just enough disturbance to grab attention without overpowering the presentation
The result is a topwater frog that looks alive even at slow speeds.
This is a true double-hook topwater frog, with hooks positioned on top to reduce snagging.
It excels when fished:
Through weeds
Across lily pads
Along grass lines
Over matted vegetation
Because the hooks ride upward, anglers can work this frog confidently through places other topwater baits struggle.
This frog is versatile and easy to fish.
Retrieve options:
Steady retrieve across pads and weeds
Slow crawl to let the blade displace water
Short pauses to let the legs settle and pulse
It can be fished aggressively to call fish up or slowed down when bass are hesitant.
Total length: 3.5 inches
Body length: 1.5 inches
Leg length: 2 inches (skirted legs)
Blade: ~0.5-inch rear blade for added surface disturbance
Hooks: True double-hook topwater design
The compact size keeps the frog easy to cast while still offering a strong surface presence.
Each color is patterned to look realistic on the water while maintaining visibility.
Available colors:
Frog
Light Green Frog
Yellow with Chartreuse Legs
Dark Yellow with Chartreuse Legs
White/Yellow/Orange Body with Orange Legs
These color combinations balance realism with contrast, making them effective across varying light and water conditions.
5 frogs per pack
Stored in a durable hard case
Keeps frogs organized and protected
Ideal for tackle bags and boat storage
This bladed topwater frog excels when:
Fishing heavy cover
Bass are active near the surface
You need to call fish up from vegetation
Standard frogs aren’t drawing enough attention
It’s especially effective in warm water when topwater bites are at their best.
Largemouth Bass
Other aggressive freshwater predators that strike topwater baits
How to Fish Topwater Frogs (future HOW-TO)
Topwater Lures
Q: What makes this bladed topwater frog different from other frogs?A: This frog combines a rear blade for surface disturbance with skirted legs on both sides for lifelike movement. Most frogs use either a blade or a skirt, but this design brings both together to create noise, motion, and realism in one bait.
Q: Is this frog weedless?
A: Yes. It is a true double-hook topwater frog with hooks positioned on top, allowing it to be worked cleanly through weeds, grass, and lily pads without snagging.
Q: When should I use a bladed topwater frog instead of a standard frog?
A: A bladed frog excels when you need more surface commotion to call fish up from heavy cover or stained water, while still maintaining a realistic frog profile.
Q: How should this frog be retrieved?
A: It can be fished with a steady retrieve across pads and weeds, slowed down to let the blade displace water, or paused briefly to let the skirted legs settle and move naturally.
Q: What species is this frog designed for?
A: It is primarily designed for largemouth bass but can also trigger strikes from other aggressive freshwater predators that feed on frogs near the surface.
Most topwater frogs force anglers to choose between noise or realism. This frog delivers both.
A rear blade displaces water and creates surface disturbance
Skirted legs on both sides move independently to mimic swimming frog legs
Combines the attraction of a buzz-style frog with the realism of a traditional skirted frog
Other frogs use:
Blades as legs
Blades with no skirt
Skirts without added surface commotion
This design brings both elements together in one balanced lure.
Every part of this frog was designed to look and move like a real frog on the surface.
Skirted legs pulse and kick naturally
Compact body keeps the frog riding correctly on the surface
Blade adds just enough disturbance to grab attention without overpowering the presentation
The result is a topwater frog that looks alive even at slow speeds.
This is a true double-hook topwater frog, with hooks positioned on top to reduce snagging.
It excels when fished:
Through weeds
Across lily pads
Along grass lines
Over matted vegetation
Because the hooks ride upward, anglers can work this frog confidently through places other topwater baits struggle.
This frog is versatile and easy to fish.
Retrieve options:
Steady retrieve across pads and weeds
Slow crawl to let the blade displace water
Short pauses to let the legs settle and pulse
It can be fished aggressively to call fish up or slowed down when bass are hesitant.
Total length: 3.5 inches
Body length: 1.5 inches
Leg length: 2 inches (skirted legs)
Blade: ~0.5-inch rear blade for added surface disturbance
Hooks: True double-hook topwater design
The compact size keeps the frog easy to cast while still offering a strong surface presence.
Each color is patterned to look realistic on the water while maintaining visibility.
Available colors:
Frog
Light Green Frog
Yellow with Chartreuse Legs
Dark Yellow with Chartreuse Legs
White/Yellow/Orange Body with Orange Legs
These color combinations balance realism with contrast, making them effective across varying light and water conditions.
5 frogs per pack
Stored in a durable hard case
Keeps frogs organized and protected
Ideal for tackle bags and boat storage
This bladed topwater frog excels when:
Fishing heavy cover
Bass are active near the surface
You need to call fish up from vegetation
Standard frogs aren’t drawing enough attention
It’s especially effective in warm water when topwater bites are at their best.
Largemouth Bass
Other aggressive freshwater predators that strike topwater baits
How to Fish Topwater Frogs (future HOW-TO)
Topwater Lures
Q: What makes this bladed topwater frog different from other frogs?A: This frog combines a rear blade for surface disturbance with skirted legs on both sides for lifelike movement. Most frogs use either a blade or a skirt, but this design brings both together to create noise, motion, and realism in one bait.
Q: Is this frog weedless?
A: Yes. It is a true double-hook topwater frog with hooks positioned on top, allowing it to be worked cleanly through weeds, grass, and lily pads without snagging.
Q: When should I use a bladed topwater frog instead of a standard frog?
A: A bladed frog excels when you need more surface commotion to call fish up from heavy cover or stained water, while still maintaining a realistic frog profile.
Q: How should this frog be retrieved?
A: It can be fished with a steady retrieve across pads and weeds, slowed down to let the blade displace water, or paused briefly to let the skirted legs settle and move naturally.
Q: What species is this frog designed for?
A: It is primarily designed for largemouth bass but can also trigger strikes from other aggressive freshwater predators that feed on frogs near the surface.
Email: Sales@delonglures.com
Phone: 234 -788-9308
Address: 2381 Locust St
Canal Fulton, Ohio 44614
