Big Bite Baits Fighting Frog 4 Inch Creature Bait
Features:
- The Big Bite Baits Fighting Frog is a 4 inch, frog soft plastic-inspired soft plastic creature bait.
- Designed for more subsurface applications such as lipping, pitching, Carolina rigging, or use as a jig trailer.
- Features a compact body with small front legs for subtle movement and larger back legs that provide a natural swimming action.
- Excellent follow-up bait when a big fish is missed on a traditional frog.
- Available in over 20 colors. Each pack contains 7 baits.
Specifications
| Item | Length: 4 inches |
|---|---|
| Design | Frog-inspired soft plastic creature bait |
| Use Cases | Flipping, pitching, Carolina rigging, jig trailer |
| Quantity per Pack | 7 baits |
| Colors | Over 20 available |
FAQ
What is the best way to use the Fighting Frog bait?
The Fighting Frog is ideal for subsurface applications like lipping, pitching, or as a trailer on a Carolina rig. Its swimming action and subtle movement make it effective in deeper water or when targeting fish that prefer natural movement.
Can this bait be used with a jig head?
Yes, the Fighting Frog works well as a jig trailer due to its natural swimming motion and balance.
Is the Fighting Frog suitable for use in clear water?
Yes, its realistic shape and movement make it effective in clear water conditions where fish are more selective.
William Harris –
This bait has a great swimming action and works well in both shallow and deeper water. I used it after missing a big fish on a regular frog and it brought in a large bass. The color options are diverse and it’s easy to find a match for the water conditions.
Warren Abraham –
The Fighting Frog moves naturally in the water and is perfect for pitching. I’ve used it in a variety of setups and it’s reliable when targeting fish that are not easily fooled by traditional frogs.
Joanne Baker –
I love the subtle front legs and the strong back legs that create a realistic swimming motion. It’s a great follow-up bait and has caught several fish in the early morning when the water is calm.