Spro Dean Rojas Bronzeye Frog 65 - $8.79

The Dean Rojas Bronzeye (Bronze Eye) Frog, manufactured by Spro, is probably the most heralded frog ever introduced to the US market. Ever since Rojas won $40,000 fishing a frog bait at the Bassmaster Classic on Lake Wiley in 2004, the frog market has gone crazy and we have seen more frogs come on the market in a short time span than ever before. With all the great hollow- bodied frog baits already on the market, Dean Rojas knew he had to really put something extra into the design of the Bronzeye Frog to make it stand out. The first unique feature you'll notice about the Rojas Bronzeye Frog is that it has been designed to utilize the full potential of Gamakatsu's EWG Double Frog Hook. The wire used in this hook is 2x strong, ensuring it can stand up to strong rods and braided line. When you press down on the Bronzeye body you won't believe the amount of hook that is exposed, thanks to the EWG Hook, and how soft the plastic is.

The body of the frog is narrower and longer than other frogs on the market, with the exception of the Swamp Donkey, which will make the Bronzeye walk-the-dog easily in open water. The ‘nose' of the bait is anchored to the wire just behind the line tie eye, which has been welded closed so your super braid line cannot slip out. the weight is molded into the body and cannot fall off or move. The body resists filling with water, making the Bronzeye land correctly almost every time. Another nice touch, showing that the bait was designed by someone who actually fishes frogs, is that the living rubber legs are secured inside the body of the Bronzeye so they will never pull out. They are also cut extra long so you can trim them to the length you like. The Bronzeye is a great all-purpose frog, good for thick mats, sparse grass, and open water.

Spro	Length	Weight
Dean Rojas Bronzeye Frog 65	2.5"	5/8oz

Comments: Sweet frog. Just not "weedless" hooks are exposed... but it walks GREAT is durable and is perfect size a little smaller than the koppers 65

Comments: the are such beast frogs. if you are going to get a frog get this frog. the second day i had it i was fishing some tullies and i got a ten pounder got him in and then my friend caught a five pounder off of the barney colored one. get a spro frog and you will catch one

From: David: Cali

Comments:  has all qualities that you would expect in a great frog. this frog cast very accurately and far. one thing that I love is it always lands on its belly. because of this, and its smoothed belly it skips easier than any other frog.  it is very tear-resistant, and the hooks never shift out of place. it comes in 27 different colors! the best color is midnight walker, and the next best in order are rainforest black,navy seal,natural green,green tree, and green pumpkin.

From: Alex: Port Barre, LA

Comments: best frog you can walk the dog or chug it. caught many of fish and many more to come

From: Alec: Lutcher, LA

Comments: not too fond of these bronzeye frogs. i have a few of them and they all seem to take in too much water fairly quickly. when that happens they sink. not good for me. i like the Koppers frog waaay better

Comments: Amazing Frog! I've only had one of these, the paint never wears off, skirts are durable, and hooksets are great. I have caught over 60 bass on 1 of these frogs! You should defiantly pick up some!

From: Dennis: Lincoln, NE

Comments: Great Frog!! IT is very durable, it walks great, doesnt sink, and cast like a bullet. I will ocntinue to use it because of the great hookup % i get. I especially like midnight walker, rainforest black, albino, and leapord. Buy some, you wont regret it!!

From: Scott: VA

Comments: i have a few things to say about this frog, for one it casts pretty good, the have the best hook and nice paint jobs, BUT they can be pretty darn hard to walk and fill up pretty easy with water if u work the bait to hard or fast, and sits a little TO LOW in the water, one tip though to make it sit a little higher, walk a bit better and take on less water is to either trim one of the leggs about a 1 1/2inch on either side, or to just trim both leggs a good 1inch OVERALL its a 4 out of 5

Comments: had been fishing this on a medium action rod, and wanted to up the size, medium heavy is the ticket, more backbone, but still has the softness in the tip to impart action into the frog. Tried a buddys heavy and extra heavy action "frog" rods, and they are way too stiff, cant cast a smaller frog   like the bronzeye or bronzeye popper and jr with them, and the tip is so stiff you can't just give it a slight twitch, its move the frog a foot or dont move it at all. Frogs are most successful when the bass has a lot of time to see it in the strike zone. fish these things on a medium heavy with 50-65 pound test braid, you can't go wrong, the fish will absolutely tear these things up, but they are durable, they do not fall apart, the may lose a little paint after a day full of big bass hitting this like a ton of bricks, but that is it. Get this frog.

Comments: Amazing bait! They cast a country mile! which is good for large weed beds and algea blooms.  The move a ton of water and dont fill with water that often.  Tons of action if you like to work the bait.  I have awesome luck just reeling it strait back over algea blooms.  After a few big fish the hooks bend out a little which I like for better hook ups.  I use an 8 foot heavy cover skeet reese rod and a shimano caenon reel with 65lb power pro, just love to fish this frog with that gear.

From: Robert: Davenport

Comments: this frog is a beast in the water havent had any hits on it though love the action

From: Josh: Florence, AL

Comments: Great frog as long as it is used with the right rod reel and line. You need atleast a 7 foot MH to H rod i perfer a seven foot nine inch extra heavy carrot stick and if its under 3 pounds they come out of the water on hooksets. Great frog tho best colors for me are natural green is my number 1 and navy seal and putty black tie for second hope this helps.

From: Tyler: Columbus, GA

Comments: best frog out there by far, it cast a mile and walks and chugs like poppers and spooks. every fish you catch on it inhales the frog, the hooks are embedded near the back of the bass's mouth near the hinge in the mouth, and the hooks tend to rotate ive noticed when the fish shakes its head making it almost impossible for it to be thrown. i fish it on a 6'8" field and stream tech speck spinner bait rod, and a diawa strikeforce 7.1:1 reel with 50 pound test power pro, having a few backlash problems on a few cast here and there, but im gonna try throwing it on sufix 832 to see if that helps, also a mh rod, mediums are too limber.

From: Ben: Tampa, FL

Comments:  Goin' sloppin' , slap these on.  Dean's the man, show him some love and do it right!

From: Joe: Tucson, AZ

Comments: a good frog is just not one that looks good on the first catch but one that you hook your 20th lunker and is still a lure you can throw back into the box looking in good shape. I can't say that for some others!! My spros hold up and the tru tungstens don't even catch fish so there in good shape as well.

From: Jason: Port Huron, MI

Comments:  Truly the only topwater frog I throw. The hook up ratio is tough, but that's the case with all frog baits. Bend the tips up a tad, and you can put a weight in the gut of the frog to toss it farther, and make it bounce a little better than skip back and forth. Great bait

Comments: By far the best frog. In heavy slop the snug hoogs keep from getting grass. THe hookup ratio is not 100 percent. Bend the hooks up alittle for increased hookup. Will always use these frogs

From: Dakota, Valdosta, GA

Comments: This is by far the worst frog I have ever used, I went 0 for 17 on the Mississippi and then thank god it got bit off by a northern. Don't give me wrong the colors are awesome but the hook-up ratio is terrible.

From: Ben: Wisconsin, USA

Comments: on a scale from 1-10 it is a definite 12 this frog not only shines on grass flats, it is a great tool around trees and laydowns.

From: Frank: Baltimore, MD

Comments:i actually received two of these frogs from Dean Rojas himself. i fished those frogs till i almost lost one in a tree i stopped using those and  bought many of my own. over all a great frog

From: Jonathon: Tennessee, USA

Comments: Good frog...but the River2Sea Bully Wa and Snag Proof frogs collapse much easier.

From: Ted: Blair: NE

Comments: 3rd cast of tourney 4.5 lb large mouth. Nough said. This frog works PERIOD. Complaints about durability, remember nothing lasts for ever. All bass anglers know to buy 2 or more of every bait that works.

From: Jeff: Columbus, GA

Comments: Best frog i've ever used right now. Amazing action and it might be hard to walk it but if you learn it will kill all predatory freshwater topwater fish.

From: Brandon: Atlanta, GA

Comments: I've never fished frogs before now that I've fished the Bronzeeye frog its became my number one top water lure I fish it with grass and without the fish really attack this bait.

From: Jerry: McDonough, GA

Comments: This is the only frog that I will every use. It really is a premium frog and worth paying the premium price.

From: Bobby: USA

Comments: This frog is the real deal. I just used it this morning and a 3 pounder smashed it on my second cast! The frog was deep in his mouth and the hooks where buried perfectly.

From: Caleb: Indiana, USA

Comments: Wow what can i say about this frog its just plane AMAZING. I went fishing yesterday after i got out of school and dang that natural green is just freaking killer were i live this is the best frog ive ever used and I have used all kinds of frogs that people have told me to use but all i caught was little 2-3 pounders and i had to constantly reel and reel but with the spro frog it floats so you can pause and retrieve this frog and throw it in the thick stuff. Its just straight up killer. But the only bad thing about it was that after all the killer bass i caught the paint started to come off, but other than that its the best frog ive every used.

From: Chris: Williamsburg, VA

Comments: The Spro frog to me is the best on the market. I see a lot of complaints about the durability of the frog. Your frogs will all last a long time if you are not getting any bites. The Spro gets scratched up because fish eat them. I have frogs in my box that I have taken a permanent marker and made new eyes on them. I patch up a lot of my baits. I don't care what it looks like as long as it catches fish. The Spro frog is the best and I like to see battle scars on my lures.

From: William: Hohenwald, TN

Comments: i don't understand the complaints about this lure. hook ups are very good if you use the right gear, a heavy rod, fast reel and minimum 65lb braid.  bend the hooks out a little bit and hookups are even better. the soft body is why the hookups are so good so i wouldn't complain about that. most other frogs are harder and don't collapse well enough. as far as the finish is concerned, yeah, it will begin to flake and peel a little after i catch several big fish on it. but who cares? the fish are critiquing it the way you are. They just grab it. Put a little superglue around the tie to seal it and that will keep water from coming through the bottom hole. I fish frogs a lot and am successful with them. This is the best frog on the market.

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Comments: This frog is awesome, i have a great hookup percentage ( about 90% )  ONLY problem is after i start slaying them, the frog gets teared up, loses its finish, but still a great frog, have caught 6 pounders, all the way down to fish the size of the frog. If you know how to fish a frog and set the hook then check this frog out. not a beginners frog.

From: Gunnar: Viroqua, WI

Comments: Everything about the frog looks great. Decent hookup ratio. Most fish are lost due to angler error or short strikes. When the frog first came out, it was really good, but after the first year they changed the material to softer and the durability is terrible. Still looking for the perfect frog.

From: Bob

Comments:A fish catching machine!! BUT the durability is horrible, once the outer layer gets scratched it starts peeling all the paint off. The plastic itself is not painted but like a laminate outer layer that will peel of quick once damaged.

From:Jason: Port Huron, MI

Comments:Frog action and hook-up ratio is good, but durability is horrible. I even emailed SPRO and attempted to call twice. I purchased three at once, and all three began sinking with no more than 5 fish caught each. Rep said I had a tear... (in all three, come'on). Will never buy another SPRO product because they don't stand behind their product.

From:Nick: Mississippi, USA

Comments:Just got a rainforest black and hooked a 9.5 pound bass with it! the only bait that's in my tackle box.

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Comments:Frog looks great but that's all it has to offer. The hookup ratio is terrible no matter what presentation or if you bend the hooks out. The Plastic is too hard to collapse around the hook and the weight is molded in the body which adds to the problem. Buy the SUMO FROG!

From:Bruce: Harrisburg, AR

Comments:Had the best fishing day of my life with the Black Widow. 5 fish, 24+ lbs.

From:John: Columbus, GA

Comments:I used the Spro greentree frog in a tournament recently and landed a 7.5 lbs bass, this is the first time I have used a frog. Incredible, I am hooked!

From:Robert: Miramar, FL

Comments:I Caught a 8-pounder and a 4 pounder in two days with this bait, I love it!

From:Matt: Miami, FL

Comments:I used the natural green a few times. I've noticed that the legs are a little long. I was continually getting short strikes on that whammy. I cut about a 1/4" off the legs and it was game on. I slay more bass than the plague.

From:Jeff: USA

Comments:Only frog I will ever use. Every other frog I use gets hung-up, but the Spro frog is a frog I will probably use for life!

From:Brian: Somervile, AL

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