G-Ratt Baits Popping Frog 2.3" Topwater Bass Frog Lure

The G-Ratt Baits Popping Frog is built to trigger explosive topwater strikes when bass are feeding shallow and aggressive. Featuring a loud cupped mouth, thi...

The G-Ratt Baits Popping Frog is built to trigger explosive topwater strikes when bass are feeding shallow and aggressive. Featuring a loud cupped mouth, this frog creates a sharp chug and surface disturbance that calls fish up from heavy cover, grass mats, and shoreline structure.

Designed for performance and hook-up efficiency, the soft collapsible body compresses easily on the strike, helping improve hook penetration and landing ratios. The balanced body design allows anglers to pop, walk, and pause the frog in place, making it deadly effective in tight pockets, open lanes, and along edges of thick vegetation.

Equipped with double upturned weedless hooks, the Popping Frog can be fished confidently through lily pads, reeds, timber, and dense grass without snagging. Whether you’re working it slow in calm water or aggressively popping it across choppy conditions, this frog delivers consistent action and violent blow-ups when it matters most.

If you’re looking to call fish up and create reaction strikes on the surface, the G-Ratt Popping Frog is built to perform.

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🔥 Key Features & Specs

• Loud cupped mouth creates strong popping and chugging action
• Designed to call fish from heavy cover and shallow structure
• Soft collapsible body improves hook-up ratios
• Double upturned weedless hooks for snag-free fishing
• Balanced design allows popping, walking, and pausing in place
• Effective in lily pads, grass mats, timber, and shoreline cover
• Performs in calm to lightly choppy water

Size: 2.3"

Best Fished In: Lily pads, grass mats, shallow banks, timber, vegetation

Target Species: Largemouth bass, smallmouth bass

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❓ FAQ 

What is a popping frog used for in bass fishing?
A popping frog is designed to create surface disturbance and noise to attract bass, especially in shallow water and heavy cover.

When should I use a popping frog instead of a regular frog?
Use a popping frog when you need to call fish from a distance, fish windy or stained water, or work specific targets like holes in grass and shoreline cover.

Does the G-Ratt Popping Frog work in heavy vegetation?
Yes, it features a weedless double hook design that allows it to move through lily pads, grass mats, and thick cover without snagging.

Is the popping frog easy to use for beginners?
Yes, it can be fished with simple twitches to create popping action, making it effective for both beginners and experienced anglers.