Skipper Frog

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Description

he Skipper Frog, created by Umpqua Signature Tyer Larry Dahlberg, is a topwater deer hair fly pattern renowned for its exceptional action and effectiveness in mimicking a frog. Its large, buoyant body and rubber legs create a lifelike, erratic movement that entices aggressive strikes, particularly when fished in frog-filled environments like lily pads and weed beds. The Skipper Frog is designed to create a noticeable disturbance on the water, drawing the attention of fish from a distance.

Pro Tip

Fish the Skipper Frog in areas with heavy cover, such as lily pads or submerged weed beds. Use a floating line and short, quick strips to create a popping and splashing action, simulating a frog fleeing across the surface.

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Recipe

  • Hook: wide-gap bass or saltwater hook size 2–4
  • Thread: 140 denier matching body color
  • Body: spun and trimmed deer hair in natural frog colors
  • Legs: rubber or silicone legs tied on each side
  • Eyes: plastic or epoxy eyes
  • Head: packed deer hair trimmed to a rounded buoyant face
  • Weed: guard optional monofilament or heavy nylon loop