Overview
The V&M Bayou Bullfrog delivers an aggressive topwater disturbance that frog-hungry bass can't pass up. Made from a durable, but soft plastic, the V&M Bayou Bullfrog features two lively paddle feet that sputter across open water or over vegetation to trigger bone-crushing strikes.
Along the bottom, the V&M Bayou Bullfrog is built with a special hull-shaped design, which corrects the bait to an upright position if it lands upside down, ensuring that every single cast counts. To provide the type of weedlessness necessary for fishing around heavy vegetation, the V&M Bayou Bullfrog features a hook slot along the bottom and raised eyes on the top that protect the hook point. Offered in a number of awesome amphibian colors, the V&M Bayou Bullfrog provides a lively frog profile that will terrorize the bass in your local waters.
| Length | Quantity |
| 3-3/4" | 5 |
Previous Feedback
Comments: I Love these frogs. They are very durable, capable of catching many fish before replacing it. They are also rather heavy so you can cast them a long way. I use a double frog hook and have almost no trouble with it running upside down. If it lands that way, a little pull, pause, and rolls right over.
From: Marty 2/8/18
Comments: the V and M bayou bullfrog is great quality I love it but you have to use it with a wegihted hook other than that it is great
From: Unknown - 9/28/17
Comments: I can only assume the other two reviewers used some sort of weighted frog hook. The added bulk on top guarantees this baby comes back upside down; even with a superline hook. A light weighted hook is required.
From: Ash - Huntington, PA 6/24/17
Comments: It is a solid frog, but absolutely has to be run with a weighted hok, otherwise it turns over on almost every cast. The action is rather good, and holds up to multiple fish catches, but if a fish grabs the legs then they're gone, guaranteed.
From: Ashton 6/21/17
Comments: Love the body design which helps the frog run true & not turn over when you reel it in.
From: K: USA 11/3/15
Comments: This frog is as good as they get, Would seriously pick it over some of the go to frogs such as rage toads and gambler cane toads. It makes just as much noise, but what sets it apart is the hook slot. It easily compresses for hook sets and is far more durable then other frogs as well. Quite a bit louder as well.
From: Mark: Elkhart, IN 8/27/14