Rigging a Ribbit
We highly recomend using one of our frog hooks with the VLock
spring system. Place the center of the spring into the center of the
frogs nose. Start screwing the frog into the spring until the frog is
all the way up on the Vlock. It should cover the last curl of the
spring. Hang the frog so the belly is facing the point of the hook. If
it's not lined up, screw it a little further or back it off so the frog will
hang straight. Now punch the hook point through the frog and lay
the point onto the groove on the back of the Ribbit. The hook point
should be exposed but lay hidden in the groove.
Ribbits are very versitle. You can buzz them along the surface fast,
medium or slow. The Ribbit is extemely weedless and can be fished
in the thickest of cover. Try our weighted Wedgehead hook for
frogs. It's like adding four wheel drive to the frog and prevents
them from rolling over
We highly recomend using one of our frog hooks with the VLock
spring system. Place the center of the spring into the center of the
frogs nose. Start screwing the frog into the spring until the frog is
all the way up on the Vlock. It should cover the last curl of the
spring. Hang the frog so the belly is facing the point of the hook. If
it's not lined up, screw it a little further or back it off so the frog will
hang straight. Now punch the hook point through the frog and lay
the point onto the groove on the back of the Ribbit. The hook point
should be exposed but lay hidden in the groove.
Ribbits are very versitle. You can buzz them along the surface fast,
medium or slow. The Ribbit is extemely weedless and can be fished
in the thickest of cover. Try our weighted Wedgehead hook for
frogs. It's like adding four wheel drive to the frog and prevents
them from rolling over
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