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If the tackle industry ever held a beauty pageant for topwater frogs there is no doubt the Kanji Customized Frog would be walking down the runway with the crown and flowers. You may be wondering why color and attention to detail would be important when you're frog fishing since the fish are underneath heavily matted vegetation. Ever stopped your frog in a pocket or pulled your frog off a mat and a split second later a fish has erupted on the bait? The lifelike colors of the Kanji Customized Frog are sure to make those kinds of strikes a more frequent occurence. The unique weight distribution of this bait provides upright landings every time and allows an angler to retrieve it in a "walk the dog" action. The durable but supple plastic allows the oversized single hook to easily expose from the body for instant hook sets. If you prefer a double style hook try adding the Gamakatsu or Owner frog hooks for added hooking power. This bait has also been molded in a way that makes it virtually air tight to prevent water from filling the body, giving it maximum buoyancy and action. This frog is ready to set the mats on fire. Weight: 5/8oz Length: 3"

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Comments:I think that these frogs are some of the very best on the market today. I would rate them a (10) of (10) for size, color, and weight. To me where they are lacking is in the sound aspect. For that I'd give them a (3) of (10) only because you can add a rattle and still maintain hook setting ablilty. Overall I'd rate them an (8) respectivly. I fished this frog on heavy mat for almost three months and I believe that's were it fishes the best. After adding some weight (small lead shot used for reloading) I found It produced enough sound and added the proper weight for the heavy mat. The only other drawback about this bait is YOU CAN'T FIND IT!!!! From: Bill, Omaha, Nebraska USA 1/05 Comments: I also thought this bait filled with water to quickly and separated from the lead weight to easily. However when this bait floods it looks like a real frog swimming just below the surface. A number of strikes occured when I was fishing it this way. The awesome color scheme really aids in swimming this bait along weed lines. I also found that my hookups were better when fished this way. I still like the Sumo frogs better, but the colors on the Kanji are the best. From: Rob, Overland Park Kansas, 7/04 Comments: I find that I miss a lot of fish on this bait due to the single hook placed in the center of the bait. I also found that the bait floods easily if the lead and plastic does not seal correctly. This helps to remove water when the bait is squeezed, but bad as the bait takes on water either after a missed bite or if it bangs into a hard wood or a rock on the cast. There are two small holes at the base of the legs. These holes are too small to allow the bait to collapse on a bait and allow the hook to have space off the back of the frog to get a good hookset. I suggest making the holes larger to allow air to escape on the bite. You could silicon the lead and belly space - but the new larger gap at the legs still won't allow enough air to escape to allow the single hook to get set in a fish. Overall I would rate the look of these frogs a 10, size a 9 but overall strike to catch ratio a 3. From: David, Huntington Beach, CA 6/04