Neon Frog

Description

The Neon Frog Bird Teaser is a bold, high-energy performer designed to stand out in any trolling spread. Built for maximum visibility, this teaser features a vibrant neon green body, green glitter wings, and a large-scale reflective insert that work together to create intense flash and surface commotion. The result is a teaser that predators can see, track, and react to from a distance.

This colorway excels in clear water and bright conditions, where neon tones and reflective elements amplify visibility and trigger instinctive strikes from aggressive pelagic fish.

Key Features:

• Neon Green Body: Ultra-bright coloration designed to stand out against blue water and draw attention quickly.
• Green Glitter Wings: Add layered flash and movement, enhancing the lure’s surface presence.
• Large-Scale Reflective Insert: Produces bold, scale-like flashes that mimic distressed baitfish.
• Handcrafted Construction: Built by experienced fishermen for durability, balance, and consistent offshore performance.
• Authentic Flying Fish (Malolo) Profile: Runs clean on its tail with wings fully spread, creating realistic fleeing action and surface disturbance.

What Fish Are Attracted to the Neon Frog?

The Neon Frog Bird Teaser is especially effective for species that respond to bright color and aggressive surface movement:

• Tuna (Yellowfin, Bigeye, Bluefin): Drawn to the intense flash and high-visibility green coloration.
• Mahi Mahi (Dorado): Naturally attracted to bright greens that resemble their prey around weed lines and debris.
• Marlin (Blue, Striped, Black): Respond aggressively to surface commotion paired with bold color contrast.
• Wahoo: Known to strike flashy, fast-moving teasers at speed.
• Sailfish: Triggered by energetic surface action and strong silhouettes.

When to Use the Neon Frog Teaser

The Neon Frog excels when:

• Fishing clear, sunny conditions where bright colors maximize visibility
• Trolling tropical or blue water where neon hues stand out against the surface
• Targeting fish near weed lines and floating structure
• Running high-energy spreads alongside darker or metallic teasers
• Needing a visual standout to pull fish up from depth