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- 8 UP FISHING Limited Edition “G.I. Green” Collection FROG-MEN
- 8 UP FISHING Limited Edition “G.I. Green” Collection "8-UP BUG"
- 8 UP FISHING Limited Edition “G.I. Green” Collection "SEND-IT-PEDE"
Why these fit
- FROG-MEN is the direct match if you mean a frog-style bait for heavy cover and ambush bites.
- 8-UP BUG and SEND-IT-PEDE are the best support options in the same limited-edition green lineup when bass are tight to cover and want a subtler presentation.
- All three are in a tactical green pattern that should help in stained to moderately clear water and around vegetation, wood, docks, and laydowns.
- If you want a frog-specific option, FROG-MEN is the one to start with; if you want a more versatile bass bait, the other two are stronger general-purpose choices.
Technique notes
- Work FROG-MEN over mats, pads, and thick grass with short pops and pauses.
- Keep the retrieve slow enough for bass to track it, then speed up briefly when you get a blow-up.
- For 8-UP BUG, pitch or flip it weedless into cover on a Texas rig or as a jig trailer.
- For SEND-IT-PEDE, use a pitching or casting presentation around isolated cover when fish want a quieter profile.
When to switch
- Switch away from a frog when bass are not using surface cover or are missing topwater strikes.
- If fish are deeper, inactive, or holding off the cover, a bottom-oriented soft plastic like 8-UP BUG is usually better.
- If the water is very open or the bite is pressured, go to a subtler pitching bait like SEND-IT-PEDE.
