today i bought a frog lure. i have been gettin the bass to bite it but i have trouble hooking them. the first bass to bite i hooked it and was able to bring it in. i lost 5 or 6 cause i couldn't hook them. what is the best way to get them hooked?
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today i bought a frog lure. i have been gettin the bass to bite it but i have trouble hooking them. the first bass to bite i hoo
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Make sure your hooks are sharpened.
If your frog is hollow,like the Snag Proof frogs,don't squeeze the water out of it before each cast.
Leaving the water in it as you cast, allows the frog to remain life-like and the bass will hold onto it a little longer.
Sharpen your hooks again,and cross his eyes when you do set the hook!
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