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#2124244 - 03/31/08 01:56 PM Bull Frogs
cudakilla Offline
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Registered: 09/09/04
Posts: 197
Loc: Austin
Well I been fishing my buddy's pond lately and he has an infestation of bullfrogs and some nice bass! \:\) Anyway I was watching these bass rush up to the bank and smashing these frogs and decided to try a Zoom Brush Hog tossed onto the bank and then popped into the water. True enough it worked and I caught about 12 LMB. They run up and smash it as soon as it hit the water near the bank.

I was having so much fun when on one cast, as soon as the lure hit the bank, this huge bull frog jumped up and grabbed it before I could pop it into the water. So I set the hook and hauled him in. \:\) Must say this is my first bullfrog on plastics. I was grinning so much I forgot to take a pic.

So anyway, anyone know the best way to catch these critters? I'm visualizing frog legs sauteed in ginger, green onions and garlic. \:\)
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#2124551 - 03/31/08 03:17 PM Re: Bull Frogs [Re: cudakilla]
Shiner81 Offline
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Registered: 02/14/08
Posts: 12
gig 'em.

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#2126594 - 03/31/08 11:29 PM Re: Bull Frogs [Re: Shiner81]
djdiggydiggy Offline
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Registered: 02/21/06
Posts: 179
Loc: Dallas, TX
lol...Gig 'Em!!!

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#2126597 - 03/31/08 11:30 PM Re: Bull Frogs [Re: djdiggydiggy]
djdiggydiggy Offline
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Registered: 02/21/06
Posts: 179
Loc: Dallas, TX
or put a small hook into a whole nightcrawler and you can actually fish for the froggies like my buddy Brandon does.

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#2128184 - 04/01/08 11:59 AM Re: Bull Frogs [Re: djdiggydiggy]
cudakilla Offline
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Registered: 09/09/04
Posts: 197
Loc: Austin
Went last nite with a flash light and armed with my 14 ft crappie pole and a red clouser minnow. \:\) Fun! Managed 3 good ones before the mosquitos got too bad. What a hoot! It was my first time and it was quite enjoyable. Let them all go. I like this way better as you can release them unharmed. I'll wait another month when they're much bigger and I might keep a few for the pan.


Edited by cudakilla (04/01/08 12:01 PM)
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#2128515 - 04/01/08 01:17 PM Re: Bull Frogs [Re: cudakilla]
bassaholic022 Offline
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Registered: 02/22/07
Posts: 4379
Loc: Cherokee Shores Cedar Creek La...
Funny post. Me and sinko24 were at his pond and I was throwing a bull ribbit. I noticed something kept moving around in the grass. I figured out it was a frog. Sinko24 threw a jig in front of it and it ate it. We got a pic of this one. Its on his cell phone. I'll see if he can get it loaded on here. First frog I ever seen caught on a lure.

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#2128596 - 04/01/08 01:32 PM Re: Bull Frogs [Re: bassaholic022]
jwcromer Offline
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Registered: 11/18/06
Posts: 867
Loc: N. Richland Hills,Texas
dont forget the backstrap,,,,,,good and tender

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#2128663 - 04/01/08 01:49 PM Re: Bull Frogs [Re: cudakilla]
bassaholic022 Offline
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Registered: 02/22/07
Posts: 4379
Loc: Cherokee Shores Cedar Creek La...
How about a cast net.

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#2129164 - 04/01/08 04:40 PM Re: Bull Frogs [Re: bassaholic022]
Meadowlark Offline
Pro Angler

Registered: 11/04/04
Posts: 911
Loc: East Texas
This is one time the fly fisher may have it best....a long fly rod and some small insect imitations are irrestible when dangled in front of a big bull frog!!! They fight better on a fly rod, also.

Its interesting to me that you are finding the frogs in a LMB pond....the only pond I have with Bull Frogs is one that does not have any LMB in it....they love frogs!!
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#2129230 - 04/01/08 04:58 PM Re: Bull Frogs [Re: cudakilla]
bexarblues Offline
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Registered: 08/01/06
Posts: 175
Loc: san antonio
i catch them on buzz frogs ,horny toads,etc. i was also freaked,i must of spent half the day throwing at them.i never set the hook they just hold on.

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#2129591 - 04/01/08 06:06 PM Re: Bull Frogs [Re: bexarblues]
CatfishMike Online   content
Pro Angler

Registered: 03/13/07
Posts: 544
Loc: Grand Prairie, Texas
I use to catch them when I was a kid by dangling a mepps spinner in front of them. I use to call them stupid frogs when i was a kid. The trick was to get the frog to stay still long enough for you to dangle it in front of him.

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#2129935 - 04/01/08 06:57 PM Re: Bull Frogs [Re: CatfishMike]
dosparks Offline
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Registered: 03/17/05
Posts: 347
Loc: san antonio tx
Bowie High pond I have caught 3 on top water lures they put up a pretty good fight...
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#2135805 - 04/03/08 11:08 AM Re: Bull Frogs [Re: dosparks]
teamron Offline
Pro Angler

Registered: 02/04/03
Posts: 706
Loc: kerrville,tx now alvord,tx
skin hooked plastic worm, they will eat anything that comes within 6 inches of there mouth.

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#2140133 - 04/04/08 12:42 PM Re: Bull Frogs [Re: teamron]
Fooshman Online   content
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Registered: 02/18/05
Posts: 485
Loc: Waco, TX
I've caught plenty on plastics. I can't find the pics right now though.

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#2140505 - 04/04/08 02:27 PM Re: Bull Frogs [Re: Fooshman]
Big Ted Offline
Extreme Angler

Registered: 02/11/07
Posts: 2379
Loc: San Antonio
caught one on a pumkin seed plastic worm with firetail last year. big sumbiatch
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#2149507 - 04/07/08 05:50 PM Re: Bull Frogs [Re: Big Ted]
Sigma Nu 591 Offline
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Registered: 10/24/04
Posts: 39
Loc: Canyon, Tx.
It's fun to catch them at ponds in the summer when there is some moss growth around the edges....just toss a plastic worm on top of the grass mats and drag it across. Those frogs will inhale a soft plastic.
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#2157651 - 04/09/08 06:38 PM Re: Bull Frogs [Re: Sigma Nu 591]
crazyasiankid93 Offline
Green Horn

Registered: 04/09/08
Posts: 3
Loc: TX
Those bull frogs? lol, i tried to catch them with my hands when we were there....all i got was a second pair of stanky water soaked shoes...but i caught one bass:) my mum still hasn't cooked all the fish from that trip yet.


anyone know a good place to go go fishin for bass in houston?
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#2161773 - 04/11/08 04:26 AM Re: Bull Frogs [Re: crazyasiankid93]
Dave Davidson Offline
Outdoorsman

Registered: 04/13/05
Posts: 128
Loc: Bowie, Texas
Use a long fly rod and dangle a hook with a small piece of ribbon in front of them. Hang on.

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#2161959 - 04/11/08 05:54 AM Re: Bull Frogs [Re: bexarblues]
NacogdochesBassm Offline
Extreme Angler

Registered: 05/06/05
Posts: 1678
Loc: nacogdoches, texas
flat bottom boat. spotlight. case of miller light and a couple friends.

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#2162794 - 04/11/08 09:36 AM Re: Bull Frogs [Re: NacogdochesBassm]
cudakilla Offline
Outdoorsman

Registered: 09/09/04
Posts: 197
Loc: Austin
 Originally Posted By: NacogdochesBassm
flat bottom boat. spotlight. case of miller light and a couple friends.


Yup! Priceless!
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#2169359 - 04/13/08 10:22 PM Re: Bull Frogs [Re: cudakilla]
ChickenWilly Offline
Pro Angler

Registered: 04/04/07
Posts: 590
Loc: Plano, Tx
I have caught a ton of them it is a blast the best thing that I have found is just a plastic worm with the hook just barley exposed and they will nail it about 98% of the time! I bet I have caught a few hundred of them that way in the past 2 years! lol
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#2190011 - 04/20/08 03:18 PM Re: Bull Frogs [Re: ChickenWilly]
123GOFISH Offline
Outdoorsman

Registered: 09/12/07
Posts: 94
CheckenWilly! Where can i find those frogs in tarrant county?

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