The Spro FlappinFrog 65 is a 2½-inch hollow body topwater frog that bridges two classic approaches to shallow-water hunting. Instead of the subtle, weedless sneaking game you get from traditional frogs, this one equips paddle legs that generate a buzzing, kicking action that cuts through vegetation and noise. You get the weedless design that lets you work thick mats, grass lines, and woody cover without hanging up—but with the surface commotion and vibration of a buzzbait, drawing aggressive strikes from bass that might ignore a quieter lure. At 5/8 ounce, it's built to cast, land, and work heavy cover where bigger frogs belong. Whether you're fishing lily pads, hyacinth, or laydowns, the combination of topwater disturbance and reliable weedlessness makes this a solid choice when you want reaction bites in shallow, jungled-up water.

The Nasty Shad colorway adds a baitfish profile to a lure that already mimics the struggle and thrashing of a wounded frog. Throw it early and late when bass are aggressive, or all day when the water is stained or overcast. The paddle-leg design does the work for you—you don't need to twitch or jerk the rod to generate that buzzing kick. A steady, deliberate retrieve is all it takes. This is the frog to reach for when stealth isn't the win condition and maximum surface disturbance is.

The Spro FlappinFrog 65 is a 2½-inch hollow body topwater frog that bridges two classic approaches to shallow-water hunting. Instead of the subtle, weedless sneaking game you get from traditional frogs, this one equips paddle legs that generate a buzzing, kicking action that cuts through vegetation and noise. You get the weedless design that lets you work thick mats, grass lines, and woody cover without hanging up—but with the surface commotion and vibration of a buzzbait, drawing aggressive strikes from bass that might ignore a quieter lure. At 5/8 ounce, it's built to cast, land, and work heavy cover where bigger frogs belong. Whether you're fishing lily pads, hyacinth, or laydowns, the combination of topwater disturbance and reliable weedlessness makes this a solid choice when you want reaction bites in shallow, jungled-up water.

The Nasty Shad colorway adds a baitfish profile to a lure that already mimics the struggle and thrashing of a wounded frog. Throw it early and late when bass are aggressive, or all day when the water is stained or overcast. The paddle-leg design does the work for you—you don't need to twitch or jerk the rod to generate that buzzing kick. A steady, deliberate retrieve is all it takes. This is the frog to reach for when stealth isn't the win condition and maximum surface disturbance is.