LURESFACTORY - NANO JUMP FROG HARD RESIN 3cm 6g JUMP FROG TOP WATER

Luresfactory Nano Jump Frog Hard Resin 3cm 6g Top Water

The Nano Jump Frog is a 3cm, 6g hard resin topwater frog designed to jump and pop across the surface rather than swim through it. Because the body is hard, it does not fold when a fish bites the way a soft frog does, so the hook stays where it was set and the lure keeps its shape and rattle after repeated fish — but it also means the strike has to be met properly rather than mashed. At 6g in a 3cm body it is dense for its size and casts a long way into wind. A fine silicone skirt trails behind it, helping it slip through furrowed cover and acting as a deflector when it bounces off timber and reeds.

Key Features

• Hard resin jump frog, 3cm and 6g
• Jumping and popping surface motion that calls fish from a distance
• Ultra-fine silicone skirt that slips through furrowed cover
• Skirt also acts as a deflector when bouncing off structure
• Lifelike appearance and action
• Sharpened hook point
• Dense body for long casts into wind
• Eight bright colour patterns

How To Fish It

• Jump-and-pop cadence — Short, downward rod-tip strokes make it hop and spit. Two or three taps, then a pause of two or three seconds; the pause is where most fish commit.
• Walk-the-dog frog steps — Keep the rod tip low with slight slack and twitch evenly so the frog swings side to side along weed lanes and reed walls.
• Point-hopping over floating weed — On duckweed and salvinia, sharp light taps skip the frog across the mat from one open pocket to the next; stop it dead in every hole.
• Pause a beat before setting — A hard body cannot compress, so hitting the splash pulls the lure away from the fish. Keep winding, wait until the rod loads, then sweep sideways.
• Deflect off cover — Bump it deliberately into standing reeds, stumps and timber. The change of direction after contact triggers following fish.

Target Species By Region

• Southeast Asia — Striped snakehead (haruan) in paddy drains and irrigation canals, giant snakehead (toman) around weed edges and drowned timber, peacock bass in lily pockets, hampala barb (sebarau) on weed lines.
• North America — Largemouth bass frog fishing on pads and duckweed, plus chain pickerel and bowfin in backwaters where a small popping profile suits pressured fish.
• Japan & East Asia — Snakehead (raigyo) on matted cover, catfish (namazu) at dusk in canals and paddy channels, and bass over shallow weed.
• Australia, Middle East & Europe — Saratoga in lily-covered billabongs and juvenile barramundi (siakap) in creek arms; perch and pike over weed in European lakes and canals.

Specifications

Colours: 01 Green, 02 Dark Green, 03 Orange, 04 Blue Orange, 05 Rainbow, 06 Pink, 07 Black, 08 White (SKU 337894001–008).

Recommended Pairing

• Medium to medium-heavy rod with a responsive tip for working a short cadence
• 20–30 lb braid straight through so rod-tip input reaches the lure without stretch
• Short fluorocarbon leader in clear water; braid alone over matted cover