How to Catch Bass on a Frog in the Early Summer! (Feat. Popping Perch & Sam Rayburn) Grass Fishing
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- čas přidán 9. 06. 2020
- If you want to catch bass in the early summer, look no further than a frog. More specifically a Strike King Popping Perch. In this video I break down the frog fishing technique, what gear to use, what to look for, and how to catch them. I really hope you like the video! If you haven't yet, please SUBSCRIBE!
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Gear used:
Strike King Popping Perch
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Lew's Custom Lite
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Lew's Ledge Rod 7'2" Jig/Worm Rod
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Strike King Tour Grade Braid 50lb
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Your How To videos are always great. Thanks for the information.
That frog bite is unbelievable
Thanks Lamont!
Frog bite has been good to me as well on Rayburn lately! Great content
I just picked one of these up and haven’t fished it yet! Thanks Man I am super excited!
Hope it works for you!
Thanks for sharing your tactics Andrew, always looking for some helpful hints
Tight lines buddy👌
Thanks Mark!
Great 👍 information in the opening. Really glad I subscribed.
Thanks for watching!
Great details, appreciate you sharing your knowledge.
Thanks Robby!
Great content Andrew, thank you !!
Thanks Sonny!
Just got a huge blow up on a top water frog right by the yak! Great video and tips.
I've never caught a fish with a frog. I needed this sir! Thanks!
Hope this helps!
Great video
Thanks Scott!
That thumbnail though! 💪
Appreciate it Sean!
I've honestly never heard or seen that lure, definitely different. And Sam Rayburn looks like such an awesome area to fish! I absolutely love that kind of cover but its few and far between up in minnesota
I can understand that. I hope you try it. It’s catches them!
Good stuff man! Don’t tell anyone, but a Poppin’ Perch will catch open water smallies too 🤫
No doubt!
I guess you'd be ok on Slippery Anne. You can hold on to the pole. Pryor Creek at the Yellowstone with your skills would be something to witness.
Great video Andrew,and some great tips,I've personally never tried the poppin perch,but I I believe I'll get me a couple and try them out,could you do a video on the different types of grass,what they all look like with names and such,i need a lil education on grass and you the man for the job,lol👊
You will love it!
Subscribed....not sure why I haven’t already...always see you around...I watch all Todd’s videos too.
Thanks for watching. Also, greatly appreciate the sub!
Andrew Upshaw Fishing I actually just picked this same poppin perch up in nacogdoches today at tall timber outdoors to use tomorrow at kurth lake.
It’s deadly there..
Awesome video Andrew!!!! What type of knot do you tie for this bait or any frog type lure? I remember watching another top water video you did and remember you tying a loop knot (not sure exactly the name of the knot) but I’ve been tying a Palomar knot and can’t seem to get the poppin perch to walk. It just always goes to the same direction when I try to walk it.
I use a palomer knot. You have to walk it on a little bit more slack than usual.
Andrew Upshaw Fishing thanks I’ll give that a try and see...
If only we could get the tails to last longer. I’ve had days on Rayburn where I’ve went through 2-3 popping perches due to tails getting torn off. Was on a great bite back in April for a couple weeks
Thx for a fishing how to video Andrew. I always enjoy your videos. If u have a chance, me as a viewer would be curious how much that 1st big bass weighed so I can kind of learn by looking at it. I havnt caught anything that big. You will laugh, but when i caught my biggest largemouth it was 3.7 lbs and i thought it was 5 lb. Hahaha. What a rookie. I need more experience.
That one weighed just under 6lbs
@@AndrewUpshawFishing wow!! I cant wait to one day catch a bass that big. Its coming, even if i am a bank fisherman for now. Soon i hope to get a boat. Thx for the update.
@@AndrewUpshawFishing i sent u a video idea via instagram since not related to your video
Hey Andrew.....Not sure if you will see these questions / respond since video is two weeks old.......trying to "wrap my head around" using a frog rod that has a mod fast action, since conventional wisdom is typically an extra fast tip .....do you have to delay the hook set ? ( waiting for the rod to load seems like it might take longer since the rod is slower ), and does the rod work well / have enough tip for skipping under docks and such ? ( houseboats )
The Jig/Worm Ledge Rod is far and beyond my favorite. It is a fast action. It has the perfect amount of tip to skip and plenty of backbone for hook sets.
@@AndrewUpshawFishing Thanks for the reply... Lew's website and Tackle Warehouse both have have it as Mod Fast but judging from videos it looks more like fast by how quick it shuts off. Keep up the good work, and thanks for sharing your knowledge and passion.
That guy in the front is ok with a frog.
Sometimes 😂
Frog bite has been good to me as well on Rayburn lately! Great content
Thanks Austin!