Tying the 3F Frog

Step by step instructions for a highly effective bass frog. The 3F Frog is fairly straight forward once you get the hang of it and well worth a place in any warm water fly box. Try them for any frog eating species but be warned, they wont last long with toothy fish.
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Materials Used
Hook: Tiemco 8089 Bass bug
Thread: 6/0
Weed guard: 20lb hard nylon
Body: 2mm Foam
Head: 1/4" foam cylinder
Legs: medium round rubber
Eyes: Goggle eyes
Superglue and permanent markers

[@charlesmcfarlane2082]

Nice! I really like the double weed guard. That also helps the fly to land right side up. I should have done that on a few flat profile patterns I've tied. This will sit head up with the long back legs dangling below. Deadly! I think you've got a winner here.

[@somewhereonearth3049]

Hi thanks for this video, this frog really great for snakehead hunter.

[@toddfullerton3930]

That is one kick ass frog. I bet the bass in your neighborhood curse the day you were born!

[@flickingfeathers]

They're really good, even when they land the wrong way up the bass don't care!

[@shaunclarke8327]

Nice one. I will try this out for pike.

[@flickingfeathers]

I'm sure it'll be killer around the weed beds. Tight lines!

[@billyscott7091]

Nice job m8 👍

[@pamela8570]

Very nice

[@arnoldmarkowitz7517]

I think this fly was created by a Canadian named Elliott something. I tried it years ago, not successfully, when I was learning. Should be easier now. By the way, little by little I am solving the Scottish accent. You have a lot of flies that should do very well here in Florida USA