Many forms share the frog idea
Frog lures can be carved wood, molded plastic, rubber, hollow-body, metal-assisted, weedless, or folk art. Makers interpreted the shape very differently, so classify construction before guessing a brand.
Original parts matter
Legs, skirts, weed guards, hooks, and soft components are often missing or replaced. Document attachment points and surviving material before attempting repair.
Condition concerns
Rubber can harden, crack, melt, or react with nearby plastics. Wood can split at hook hardware. Store vulnerable materials separately in inert packaging.
Search with descriptive terms
Useful search terms include body material, weedless, hollow body, glass eye, wood, mouse-frog, surface bait, and any visible maker or patent marking.
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Inventory changes constantly. Open a focused eBay search and compare markings, condition, boxes, and seller photographs before buying.
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