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Fishing Lures - Artificial Frog Review


Every tackle box usually has an interesting assortment of artificial lures to choose from. Mine is no different than anyone else?s I suppose, as it has more colors and shapes and sizes inside than I ever hope to use. But I cannot resist buying yet another fishing lure that I may use at least once. You never know, that new and shiny lure could be the one that helps me hook the big one.

My recent acquisition was an artificial frog. I had lost my favorite frog a couple of years back and didn?t have the heart to replace it. That is until my latest purchase of lures. It was a Harrison-Hoge Superior Frog. Heck, if it is superior then I must need it in my fishing arsenal. Yet it wasn?t the name that sold me on my purchase.

There are many types of artificial frogs out there, some with hard or soft bodies and some with legs or skirts. I have tried several of them and I have to say that the Harrison-Hoge Superior Frog has the most realistic look thus far. Note to self? if I think it looks like a frog, I can assume the bass must too. This frog has a soft, pliable, rubber body with legs that would make a sailor whistle with glee. In the water, this frog will right itself to an upright position and the legs move around freely with each crank.

There are many frog styles to choose from including green/white, brown, chartreuse, holo-green, and holo-chartreuse. Also you can choose from either the 3/8 ounce or 5/8 ounce weight. I purchased the green/white and holo-chartreuse models in both weights.

I found no disappointment on the arrival of my lures. These frogs look and act like the real thing in the water. Another major improvement over artificial frogs I used in the past is the weedless hook. This is a top-notch, superior weedless hook that I have run through a wide variety of water grasses and lilies with no issue. It always stays in place, which is what you should be looking for in any lure with a weedless hook.

All-in-all I rank the Harrison-Hoge Superior Frog at the top of the bass food chain and would recommend it as a must for any bass anglers tackle box.

Dean Carl has enjoyed fishing with family and friends nearly all of his life. Dean feels sharing fishing stories and reliving the ?one that got away? is a necessary part to enjoying the great sport of fishing we enjoy today. His stories are shared courtesy of Artificial
Lures
and Fishing Blog



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• selecting and assembling rods and leader systems
• selecting, making, and using lures, baits, and hooks
• fighting and catching different kinds of fish
• fishing in Hawai`i, Alaska, Midway, and Bikini
• being a "lucky" angler

Accompanying the articles and tips are

• illustrations and diagrams of fish and equipment
• photos of local anglers and their catches



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Weekly Minnesota fishing report - Minneapolis Star Tribune (subscription)

Wed, 06 Feb 2008 23:38:42 GMT

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A minnesota fishing Artilce for Your Viewing
Fishing Lures - Artificial Frog Review


Every tackle box usually has an interesting assortment of artificial lures to choose from. Mine is no different than anyone else?s I suppose, as it has more colors and shapes and sizes inside than I ever hope to use. But I cannot resist buying yet another fishing lure that I may use at least once. You never know, that new and shiny lure could be the one that helps me hook the big one.

My recent acquisition was an artificial frog. I had lost my favorite frog a couple of years back and didn?t have the heart to replace it. That is until my latest purchase of lures. It was a Harrison-Hoge Superior Frog. Heck, if it is superior then I must need it in my fishing arsenal. Yet it wasn?t the name that sold me on my purchase.

There are many types of artificial frogs out there, some with hard or soft bodies and some with legs or skirts. I have tried several of them and I have to say that the Harrison-Hoge Superior Frog has the most realistic look thus far. Note to self? if I think it looks like a frog, I can assume the bass must too. This frog has a soft, pliable, rubber body with legs that would make a sailor whistle with glee. In the water, this frog will right itself to an upright position and the legs move around freely with each crank.

There are many frog styles to choose from including green/white, brown, chartreuse, holo-green, and holo-chartreuse. Also you can choose from either the 3/8 ounce or 5/8 ounce weight. I purchased the green/white and holo-chartreuse models in both weights.

I found no disappointment on the arrival of my lures. These frogs look and act like the real thing in the water. Another major improvement over artificial frogs I used in the past is the weedless hook. This is a top-notch, superior weedless hook that I have run through a wide variety of water grasses and lilies with no issue. It always stays in place, which is what you should be looking for in any lure with a weedless hook.

All-in-all I rank the Harrison-Hoge Superior Frog at the top of the bass food chain and would recommend it as a must for any bass anglers tackle box.

Dean Carl has enjoyed fishing with family and friends nearly all of his life. Dean feels sharing fishing stories and reliving the ?one that got away? is a necessary part to enjoying the great sport of fishing we enjoy today. His stories are shared courtesy of Artificial
Lures
and Fishing Blog



A synopsis on minnesota fishing .
A Primer on Fly Fishing Reels


If you are getting into fly fishing, it is easy to lose yourself in the great debate on rods and flies. Not so fast. The reel is j...

Click here to read more

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Redfish, Bluefish, Sheefish, Snook: Far-Flung Tales of Fly-Fishing Adventure



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Doctor, angler, and raconteur Donald Thomas takes fishermen on a rollicking road trip through Alaska, Costa Rica, Australia, the Galapagos, and more. Fishing in oceans along the way, he enjoys the kind of adventures most people can only dream of. Each chapter includes a sidebar that gives Thomas an opportunity to riff entertainingly on a particular game fish, as well as an “At a Glance” section with both the current IGFA All-Tackle and Fly-Rod world records for that species. The fish he tackles include the sheefish (North America’s “most elusive and mysterious game fish”), smallmouth bass, mojarra and machaca, barramundi, mahi-mahi, and many more.



Hawaii's Mike Sakamoto Presents 101 Fishing Tips



Hawaii's Mike Sakamoto Presents 101 Fishing Tips
Fish alongside Big Island angler Mike Sakamoto and his friends and fishing show guests as he tells tales of the few that got away—and the many that didn't—on fishing trips in Hawai`i and beyond. In addition to exciting stories, Mike shares 101 tips that cover

• selecting and assembling rods and leader systems
• selecting, making, and using lures, baits, and hooks
• fighting and catching different kinds of fish
• fishing in Hawai`i, Alaska, Midway, and Bikini
• being a "lucky" angler

Accompanying the articles and tips are

• illustrations and diagrams of fish and equipment
• photos of local anglers and their catches



The Compleat Tennessee Angler: Everything You Need to Know About Fishing in the Volunteer State



The Compleat Tennessee Angler: Everything You Need to Know About Fishing in the Volunteer State
The Compleat Tennessee Angler is the only book available that discusses how to catch fish year-round from twenty-eight public lakes based on the advice of first-rate Tennessee fishermen. It is an unprecedented how-to and where-to book.



AMC Guide to Freshwater Fishing in New England: How and Where to Fish in All Six New England States



AMC Guide to Freshwater Fishing in New England: How and Where to Fish in All Six New England States

This unique guide includes detailed information on 28 different species.



San Francisco Bay Areas Fishing Guide



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A Fishing Guide to Kentucky's Major Lakes



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Fly Fishing Central & Southeastern Oregon, 3rd (No Nonsense Fly Fishing Guides)



Fly Fishing Central & Southeastern Oregon, 3rd (No Nonsense Fly Fishing Guides)
The Metolius, Deschutes, McKenzie, Owyhee, John Day and 35 other waters. Mr. Teel's 60 years of fly fishing went into the first No Nonsense fly fishing guide. Updated in 2005, this resource book is bigger and better than ever.



Saltwater Fishing in California: Secrets of the Pacific Experts



Saltwater Fishing in California: Secrets of the Pacific Experts



Current minnesota fishing News
Weekly Minnesota fishing report - Minneapolis Star Tribune (subscription)

Wed, 06 Feb 2008 23:38:42 GMT

Weekly Minnesota fishing report
Minneapolis Star Tribune (subscription), MN - Feb 6, 2008
Setlines and minnows are turning a few walleyes during low-light periods in 30 feet or more on lakes Ida, Carlos, and Miltona. Look for suspended crappies ...



deep sea fishing
fishing maps

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