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Key Features: Super-Soft Construction : Ultra-soft body collapses easily for excellent hookup ratios Custom-Designed Hook : Engineered for maximum weedlessness and hookset performance Dual Drainage Holes : Allow bait to collapse on strikes and release water for consistent performance Natural Rabbit Fur Legs : Create incredibly realistic movement on the surface Effortless Walking Action : Walks back and forth with minimal rod input Premium Japanese Construction : Durable hollow body built for heavy cover fishing Compact Profile : 2.25" size perfect for finesse frog presentations Lightweight Design : 3/8oz weight ideal for accurate casts to tight pockets Specifications: Length : 2.25 inches Weight : 3/8 oz Type : Hollow body topwater frog Legs : Natural rabbit fur Target Species : Largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, pike Retrieve Techniques: Walk-the-Dog : Classic side-to-side action across open pockets and edges Slow Crawl : Steady retrieve over matted vegetation and lily pads Popping Retrieve : Sharp pops to create surface disturbance Stop-and-Go : Pause over openings to trigger strikes from following fish Twitch-Pause : Erratic twitches followed by pauses for finicky bass Ideal Applications: Lily pads and matted vegetation Thick slop and heavy cover Weed edges and open pockets Finesse frog situations where compact profile is needed Shallow flats with vegetation Early morning and late evening topwater fishing Calm water conditions for optimal walking action When you need a compact, finesse-style frog that can handle the thickest cover while delivering exceptional hookup ratios, the Deps Slither K provides the super-soft construction and innovative design that serious frog fishermen trust

The topwater bite usually starts in May and will run through October, peaking in September