I use this mh for most of my frog fishing its got enough flex for easy casting and working a frog with the tip of the rod etc.. I also use this same rod for chatter baits and often for flipping pitching especially in texas!! For the big fish.. This is a good all around rod, but it has enough back bone that it worked on 7lbers on chatter baits out of 7 foot grass for me in tx etc.

https://www.fxcustomrods.com/collec...ing-rod-winn-grip?variant=12477828137026


I also had this rod and it is clearly more of a normal STIFF one a lot of people use for frogs, jigs etc, too me the one below was too stiff for the action I like on a frog and a little too stiff for flipping pitching etc. I used the below one for a while for c rig.

https://www.fxcustomrods.com/collec...-fast-casting-rod?variant=12477833019458

I tried several before landing on this rod for floating frogs , will never use anything else.

Power tackle PG 105-76 for swimming frogs.

In fact I just dusted them off today after sitting for 4 years!

Been using Impulse Energy, it's a multi technique rod. Like it so far.

Power Tackle LPC 970 - 7�3
Falcon Cara 7�4 MM heavy cover rod

Love both of these for frogs!

For close quarters frog fishing the Christie is hard to beat. Great skipping rod too

I use a Dobyns Fury 735. It's been great so far!

Heavy Cajun Baby from Falcon--Great rod for frogging.

Falcon expert frogging/pitching rod has been good so far 6�11 and it�s 7 power

Thanks for the great info guys

I bought the same rod and it works great

I thought I was the only one!

Pic your price point.
Dobyns Fury 735c retails for $119.99, http://dobynsrods.com/rod/fr-735c/
Dobyns SA 735c retails for $179.99. http://dobynsrods.com/rod/sa-735c/
Dobyns DC 745c or 736c retails for $259.99. http://dobynsrods.com/rod/736c-fh/
Dobyns DX 745c or 746 retails for $349.99. http://dobynsrods.com/rod/dx-745c-fh/

I use the DX 746c f/h and it doubles for a punching and extra heavy cover pitching rod. However, for a dedicated hollow body frog rod you don't need to spend money on an ultra sensative rod. That said, for the money the Fury Series FR 735c at $119.99 would be hard to beat for the price and performance. If you ever think that you may use the rod for other applications the SA 735c for $179.99 would be money well spent. They are all high quality rods but as you increase in price, obviously the higher quality components are used giving you an incrimentally a more sensitive and lighter rod.

I tried a Denali N2 7'2 XH slop rod yesterday on a spro frog and it seemed a little stiff when walking it.

I have the Daiwa Tatula XT Casting Rod 7'4" Heavy Frog; been real happy with it so far.

Oh I forgot my current favorite is the Lamiglas frog rod. 179 I believe