Price range: $7.99 through $9.99
The Large Bladed Topwater Frog combines a bigger frog profile with surface disturbance and realistic movement to attract aggressive bass around heavy cover.
Instead of choosing between a blade or skirted legs, this design brings both together in one topwater bass lure.
The Large Bladed Topwater Frog uses the same proven design as our original frog in a larger profile.
The larger profile is ideal when you want your frog to stand out around vegetation and heavy surface cover.
This is a true double-hook topwater frog, with the hooks positioned along the top of the body to help reduce snagging.
It excels when fished:
The upward-facing hook design allows anglers to work this large frog through areas where exposed-hook topwater lures can struggle.
The Large Bladed Topwater Frog can be worked at different speeds depending on the conditions.
Retrieve options:
Fish it aggressively when bass are actively feeding or slow the presentation when fish are hesitant.
Available individually in three colors:
The Large Bladed Topwater Frog excels when:
It is especially effective during warm-water periods when bass are actively feeding around shallow vegetation and surface cover.
Q: What is the difference between the Large Bladed Topwater Frog and the original DeLong Lures frog?
A: The Large Bladed Topwater Frog uses the same blade-and-skirt design as the original frog but features a larger body and overall profile. It is also sold individually in Frog, Black White, and Yellow.
Q: What makes this large bladed topwater frog different from other frog lures?
A: It combines a rear blade for surface disturbance with skirted legs on both sides for realistic movement, creating flash, water displacement, and lifelike action in one lure.
Q: Is the Large Bladed Topwater Frog weedless?
A: The frog uses a double-hook design with the hooks positioned along the top of the body to help reduce snagging when fishing through weeds, grass, lily pads, and other heavy cover.
Q: When should I use a large topwater frog instead of a smaller frog?
A: A larger frog is useful when you want a more noticeable surface presentation, are targeting aggressive bass, or need additional presence around thick vegetation and heavy cover.
Q: How should I retrieve the Large Bladed Topwater Frog?
A: Use a steady retrieve across pads and vegetation, slow it down to allow the rear blade to displace water, or add short pauses to let the skirted legs settle naturally.
Q: What species is the Large Bladed Topwater Frog designed for?
A: It is primarily designed for largemouth bass but can also attract other aggressive freshwater predators that feed near the surface.
The Large Bladed Topwater Frog combines a bigger frog profile with surface disturbance and realistic movement to attract aggressive bass around heavy cover.
Instead of choosing between a blade or skirted legs, this design brings both together in one topwater bass lure.
The Large Bladed Topwater Frog uses the same proven design as our original frog in a larger profile.
The larger profile is ideal when you want your frog to stand out around vegetation and heavy surface cover.
This is a true double-hook topwater frog, with the hooks positioned along the top of the body to help reduce snagging.
It excels when fished:
The upward-facing hook design allows anglers to work this large frog through areas where exposed-hook topwater lures can struggle.
The Large Bladed Topwater Frog can be worked at different speeds depending on the conditions.
Retrieve options:
Fish it aggressively when bass are actively feeding or slow the presentation when fish are hesitant.
Available individually in three colors:
The Large Bladed Topwater Frog excels when:
It is especially effective during warm-water periods when bass are actively feeding around shallow vegetation and surface cover.
Q: What is the difference between the Large Bladed Topwater Frog and the original DeLong Lures frog?
A: The Large Bladed Topwater Frog uses the same blade-and-skirt design as the original frog but features a larger body and overall profile. It is also sold individually in Frog, Black White, and Yellow.
Q: What makes this large bladed topwater frog different from other frog lures?
A: It combines a rear blade for surface disturbance with skirted legs on both sides for realistic movement, creating flash, water displacement, and lifelike action in one lure.
Q: Is the Large Bladed Topwater Frog weedless?
A: The frog uses a double-hook design with the hooks positioned along the top of the body to help reduce snagging when fishing through weeds, grass, lily pads, and other heavy cover.
Q: When should I use a large topwater frog instead of a smaller frog?
A: A larger frog is useful when you want a more noticeable surface presentation, are targeting aggressive bass, or need additional presence around thick vegetation and heavy cover.
Q: How should I retrieve the Large Bladed Topwater Frog?
A: Use a steady retrieve across pads and vegetation, slow it down to allow the rear blade to displace water, or add short pauses to let the skirted legs settle naturally.
Q: What species is the Large Bladed Topwater Frog designed for?
A: It is primarily designed for largemouth bass but can also attract other aggressive freshwater predators that feed near the surface.
