Froggin’ and Flippin’ For Larger Bass in a Kayak

Chasing 90 Inches using arguably one of the funnest ways to catch bass. There are lots of top water action as well as some flipping in this video to achieve this bag. This summer is heating up and we are going to continue to grind out these bites with key summertime techniques.

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Music Credit to YouTube Studio

Gear
Note: A lot of the equipment I use is not made anymore including the Kayak. This just goes to show that you do not need the best or the newest gear available to catch fish.

Kayak
Ocean Kayak Big Game Prowler II with the PacMotor propulsion system

Rod Setups:

Speed Worm
Rod: All Star Nano 6’6″ MH Fast Worm
Reel: Abu Garcia Silver Max 6.4:1
Line: P-Line FLOROCLEAR 12lb

All Purpose
Rod: Team All Star IM10 Graphite 6’8″ MH
Reel: Abu Garcia Pro Max 7.1:1
Line: Spider Wire G-String 12lb Moss Green

Frog/Swim Jig
Rod: Dobyns Fury Series 7’ Heavy Fast
Reel: Old School Bass Pro Extreme 6.4:1 200 Size
Line: 50lb Power Pro Moss Green

Flipping
Rod: Diawa Fuego 7’4″ Heavy
Reel: Team Diawa Advantage 6.3:1 Super-Tuned 150 Size
Line: 65lb Power Pro Moss Green

Crank Bait
Rod: Quantum KVD Cranking Stick 7’ MH
Reel Old Lews Speed Spool 6.4:1
Line: Berkley Trilene 12lb Moss Green

Finesse Set-Up
Rod: Team All Star IM10 Graphite 6’6″ Spinning Rod
Reel: Shimano Miravel C3000
Line: 15lb Yellow Power Pro with 15lb Fluorocarbon Leader