Spro Bronzeye Blade

The key differentiator is the metal blade attached to the front. While standard frogs rely on movement alone, this blade creates a specific, rhythmic surface disturbance that mimics a struggling baitfish, helping you draw strikes in stained or murky water.

While it excels in heavy cover like lily pads and matted vegetation due to its weedless design, it works perfectly in open water too. The blade action is actually quite effective in open areas for calling fish up from underneath.

The lure is engineered with a specialized hook alignment that keeps the points tucked against the body. This allows it to slide over lily pads and thick grass without snagging, ensuring you can target the pockets where big bass hide.

The skirted tail adds a bit of drag, but it is balanced well with the lure's body weight. You shouldn't notice a significant drop in casting distance compared to other topwater frogs of this size.

Start with a slow, steady retrieve to let the blade create its signature disturbance. If the fish are aggressive, you can speed it up, but the blade is designed to work best when you maintain a consistent pace that keeps it on the surface.