Night Train 2.75" Popper Frog - Compact Topwater for Heavy Cover

The Night Train 2.75" is a compact popper frog built for anglers who fish lily pads, grass mats, and heavy cover where bass are waiting to ambush. If you've ever struggled to get a full-size frog into tight pockets or watched bass blow up on a lure that's too big for small water, you know the problem. This frog is designed with a 2.75-inch profile that fits into tight spots and triggers strikes from bass and pike in pressured conditions.

It's built with heavy-duty hooks that won't bend out, a popping mouth that creates surface commotion, and a 15-gram weight that casts accurately into tight cover. Whether you're working it through lily pads or popping it over open pockets, it gets bit.

Key Features

• Compact 2.75" Profile: Fits into tight pockets and small water where full-size frogs won't work
• Popping Mouth: Creates surface commotion and sound to draw fish from a distance
• Heavy-Duty Hooks: Built to handle aggressive strikes without bending
• 15-Gram Weight: Casts accurately into tight cover and heavy grass

How to Fish It

Cast it into lily pads, over grass mats, or around laydowns. Pop it with short, sharp rod twitches to create surface commotion, then pause to let the ripples settle. Work it slowly through tight pockets where bigger frogs won't fit. When a bass or pike hits, wait a beat, then set the hook hard.

Specs

• Length: 2.75 inches
• Weight: 15 grams
• Type: Hollow body popper frog
• Hardware: Heavy-duty double hooks
• Best For: Bass and pike in lily pads, grass mats, and tight cover

Why It Works

The compact size lets you fish tight spots that bigger frogs can't reach. The popping mouth creates sound and surface disturbance that triggers reaction strikes, and the heavy-duty hooks handle aggressive fish without bending out. It's perfect for pressured ponds and small water where bass have seen everything.

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