DAIWA Steez Snappy Frog Mouse

compact sinking frog that can do dog walking just below the surface.

Compared to the Chiquita Frog, the tip of the body is pointed,
which allows it to slip through the cover more nimbly.
The action itself can also be produced in a more speedy, bait-like manner.
The biggest feature is the lack of buoyancy. When water enters it, it becomes a sinking lure,
and in this state, dog walking just below the surface of the water boasts an amazing number of bites.


An ambitious work that pioneered a new genre called sinking frogs

Daiwa has been pursuing frog games for the past five years,
and this is a completely new genre called sinking frogs that could only be conceived by DAIWA.
It completely shatters the preconceived notion that if water gets into a frog, you won't be able to hook it.
In fact, it can be hooked without any problems,
and on the contrary, it has the destructive power to make bass that you couldn't catch before jump on it.
The original starting point was the idea of making a frog do a dog walking in the water.
In recent years, there have been many catches using big baits around Lake Kasumigaura,
but in fact, most of the catches are made by dog walking the big bait.
I wonder if this kind of fishing can be done with a frog.
There is a risk of getting snagged with a big bait, so it is necessary to attack the cover tightly.