Going along with what NickJr said, just cast it up on the bank and bring it in. Sometimes it helps if you bring it from the bank to the waters edge and then make the frog go crazy like being chased from a snake or something. This is sure to trigger any nearby bass. Hope this helps!!!

Off the banks or anywhere there is cover hanging over above(trees, brush, etc). great for lillys and weedy areas. when in the lillys or weedy cover, throw it past an opening and bring it to it, let is pause for a second or 2 twitch it a little reel it in 6-8 inches and repeat. when you do get a strike, dont get excited and set the hook right away. wait two seconds then set the hook. a lot of times bass will slap at the frog to stunn it. hope this helps. I have used this method a lot with very good results.

I have found that you need to fish the frog from the bank, not 2 feet off the bank, but on the bank. To be sure I do,I land the frog 2 feet on the bank and pull off. It catches bass by surprise instead of letting the bait scare the fish away with a big thud on the water.

find some lillypads or weedbeds and make sure theres bass wherever your fishin'.

I use the darkest color i can get away with and if that fails i go to the barney color. My favorite color is Black though.

I use two colors of this frog. I like the Black Widow in low light conditions like fishing a dusk. The color that I have caught the most fish on is the Lepord color. If you find that you a missing fish, trim the legs down a litlle bit. It made a big difference for me

It all depends on how you like to fish it... If you want to walk it more than chug it, you should cut it relatively short. How ever if you just want to chug it forward dont cut the legs. Leaving the legs also helps the likelyhood of a good hookset when you are fishing on matted grass or othe floating vegetation because it makes the back end hang lower in the water. I had a snapping turtle bite off about three inches of the legs of mine and it still catches bass so legs or no legs, this thing will probably always catch bass. Good fishing!