Booyah Pad Crasher Topwater Bass Fishing Hollow Body Frog Lure with Weedless Hooks

Garfish can’t rip the legs off like other ones I have used. Florida bass like em alot

Works like a charm, Easy to fish, looks great , nice size, durability is good. since fish bite of my line and took the lure its Pricey. I use Braided line with Palomar knot. The good thing was I had back up Don't hesitate to buy the booyah frogs there great. Video is of the backup same brand different color Can I get a sponsorship lol

Nice topwater frog lure, these are about 1/2 oz. Great for working vegetation where no other lure can go. Just be aware that you will get some take downs that do not hook up. Being the most snag proof lure of all time does make it hard to hook the fish, but when you do, hold on for the ride!

Just the frog I needed! 4 stars because they sent me the wrong frog at first that I probably wont use. I dont have any return place near me so I just kept it. Good quality and exactly what I needed

Big and heavy but very effective in heavy weeds and Lilly Pads. Works well when a near-totally weedless lure is needed. They have good splashy action in open water. Fun to “hop” on and between Lilly pads.

It's been a while since I bought this frog and it had kind of fallen to the back of the box, so to speak. My apology and my loss until lately. Let me start with I'm a bank fisherman and I'm retired "I fish, therefore I am". About 2 weeks ago, I started fishing a very shallow area of reeds, trees, heavy grass, with pockets here, some real trash, with a different frog. LONG casts. I was getting strike after strike but miss after miss. The frog I was using casts like no other frog I have but it has a somewhat tough body and some very heavy duty hooks.. Different review. I thought a softer body might help. I had thrown a Booyah in my bag that day and tied it to my 12 strand 50 lb braid with a 10 turn double uni knot and tossed it as far into that stand of flooded trees as a I could from about 35-40 yards. Yes, it casts pretty darned well. I got lucky and dropped it right on a fish's nose. The pocket exploded but this fish held on due to that softer Booyah body, he ate his lunch, and I nailed it to the roof of its mouth. You know what I mean if you fish frogs. I hooked and landed 3 more in the next half hour, all casting from the same spot on the bank. Missed 3 others. 4-7. Booyah! That frog has been tied to my line every day since then for about 2-3 hours of broad daylight frogging, producing at least one 3-5lb fish every one of those days of throwing it into the nasties. It isn't coming off that rod until November, except for a new knot now and again.

Fished this recently when there wasn't much underwater action happening. Worked across lily pads and caught about 8 decent bass in handful of hours. Doesn't snag on weeds, doesn't fill with water easily, and is fun to work. The body is soft enough for easier hookups (compared to others I've used).

I like this a lot. Had great action, gets plenty of attention from fish, though it takes a second to figure out when to set the hook with the upward facing hooks, but my only complaint is that it fills with water after a few casts. I kept having to squeeze the lure to get the water out because it kept going below the water line. That really ruins the action of the frog and doesn't let you get as many casts out as you'd like. This is my first time using a frog so I'm not sure if that's normal, but it seems like a bad design to constantly fill up with water for something that's supposed to float on top.