With an innocent little splash, the defenseless amphibian
belly-flops into the drink. Powerful legs kick and recoil, scooting the frog
forward. The critter pauses, re-surfaces, bulging eyes betraying looming
danger. Webbed feet dangle invitingly, soft white belly tantalizing, almost
taunting. In one explosive instant, the water beneath the creature drops like
an elevator; an .unseen predator opens its jaws with the vacuum force of a
plunging five-gallon bucket. With a watery whoosh and a steel-door snap, poor
little critter meets his maker.
In the bass-eats-whatever-it-wants-to world, it's tough
to be a frog. Even tougher, perhaps, for a new artificial amphibian, freshly
metamorphosized and minted by the bass bait artists at Z-Man Fishing. Hatched with
a hollow, super collapsible vinyl body, the Z-Man Leap
FrogZ puts itself in immediate danger every time it
slaps the water's surface. Two different "species"—a Walking
Frog and a Popping
Frog—arm anglers with situation-specific frog baits,
featuring subtle and lifelike or aggressive and loud surface actions,
respectively.
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