Favorite Buzz Frog?

[Rich Lindgren]

So many too choose from, what is your favorite?
Why? action? Durability? Hook-up ratio? Colors? Sound?

[Stick Em]

Gambler Cane Toad without question!

[Billy Harris]

Without a doubt my favorite is Stanley's Bull Ribbit in White. The paddle type leggs give off a nice slow plopping sound. It is a bigger toad then many of the others and thus I think it helps to catch bigger bass. You can work it in open water and over slop. I throw it on a 7' All Pro APX Heavy action rod with 65 lb Power Pro spooled on a Curado. Hard to beat that set up.

[GREG GANTYUM BUZZ FROG]

YUM BUZZ FROG IN GREEN PUMPKIN W/ CHARTREUSE. ON SMALL PONDS IT IS HEART STOPPING.

[Rich Lindgren]

hey guys, don't forget to click your selection up top

[zmart]

Manns, Ive had fish go for it three times in one cast, But then again, I set the hook to fast all three times

[Rich Lindgren]

Happens to the best of us sometimes, just remember when the bass takes a soft plastic toad, its just like a worm, you can wait real down and feel him before you set

[Zmart1]

Its not as bad as tonight, My palomers were failing, the big fish were wrapping themselves around dock posts, My little bother lost me 5 dollars of hooks weights and plastics.
At least i got into plenty of fish.

[Sproguy]

I would have to go with the Top Toad from Big Bite Baits. Nice clean bottom that prevents the frog from twirling like some of the other. They also have a moderate body width so hooks up are good. Got them off their website at www.bigbitebaits.com. Seem to be my favorite this summer anyway!

[Rich Lindgren]

I voted for the Gambler Cane Toad, it helps when you bag 19lbs on them one time though

some of you guys that replied, need to circle back and click on the buttons on top to vote, so the poll gets updated.....

[docav]

i like the zoom horny toad. i i used it when it first came out and have since. dont know the color because the label is gone but here is a picture. doug

[Rich Lindgren]

Thanks for the pic Docav, I have some pics of most of these frogs here - basstournament.blogspot.com/2007/04/buzz-on-frogs-toads-for-bass-fishing.html