DAIWA Bass Lure Steez Snappy Frog Artistic White

An ambitious work that pioneered a new genre called "sinking frog"
Daiwa has been pursuing frog games for the past five years, and this completely new genre of "sinking frog" was the product of this idea.
It completely shatters the preconceived notion that if water gets into a frog, you can't hook it.
In fact, you can hook it without any problems, and 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 the frog dog-walk in the water.
In the past few years, there have been many catches with big baits around Lake Kasumigaura,
but in fact, most of the catches are made by dog-walking the big bait.
I wonder if this fishing can be realized with a frog.
With a big bait, there is a risk of it getting caught on the bottom, and you can't attack the cover tightly.
In that respect, a frog doesn't get caught on the bottom, so you can attack it boldly. It can also be used when fishing for onions.
The first thing I tried was filling the STEEZ POPPER FROG Jr., which has low buoyancy, with water.
Then there was no problem with hooking.
However, because there was a front cup, it got caught and quick movements were not possible.
From there, the development of a model specifically for underwater dog walking began.