South Jersey Bass Fishing || Hot Frog Bite! 

Thanks for watching Brett!!

@@AlexanderBronskyFishing Always love to see when you come out with a new video. As you know, I'm from New Jersey. Monmouth County, Neptune. Always fished ocean/salt water until I moved out here to San Diego and took up freshwater bass fishing. I feel like I'm in the kayak with you, your videos are THAT good! Thanks again.

@@ramonapilot thanks for the kind words and im glad i inspired you to take up bass fishing! Its hard, but its fun! My videos have taken a huge step in the last year!

Hey Kim! Thanks for watching fellow south Jersey fisherman! The best rod for throwing a frog is a 7ft to 7ft 6 inch heavy power fast action baitcast rod. I like a 7ft heavy fast action for kayak fishing. If you want longer casts, and more power on the hookset i would recommend a longer 7’6” heavy fast action rod. The only disadvantage with a longer rod is casting interference from trees. But the extra length will help u set the hook and muscle fish out of cover. The reel would be any baitcast reel that has a 7:2:1 or higher gear ratio (need a fast reel) and 50lb braid. I don’t recommend frogging with spinning rods. It’s extremely difficult and not practical, but it can be done if thats what you use. In that case, find a heavy action spinning rod at least 7ft and use 20lb braid on a 3500 size spinning reel. Make sure the drag is locked down tight! Thanks for watching!

@@AlexanderBronskyFishing Brilliant! TY!

I use a 7:2:1 high speed reel with 30# braid. Keep you rod tip high beginning of cast, then u can lower it once the bait is on top while maintaining speed. Have to engage the reel just before the lure hits the water and start reeling the bait immediately after it lands. Thanks for watching!

Nice job man! Topwater is the best :) I usually use the zoom 5” lizards! Thanks for watching!