Short Overview

Rapala BX Skitter Frog BXSF04 is a surface topwater frog lure designed for fishing in dense vegetation, over lily pads, and in tough, snag-filled spots. Thanks to its floating design, pronounced splashing action, and upward-facing double hook, it is an excellent choice for anglers looking for a more reliable presentation with fewer snags.

Description

This model was developed for precise retrieves right on the surface, especially when you need to provoke a predator out of the grass, along the edges of lily pads, or from narrow openings in vegetation. The balsa core provides natural buoyancy and lively action, while the outer copolymer shell increases the lure’s durability in demanding conditions. The BX Skitter Frog BXSF04 is especially effective in summer and the warmer part of the season, when predatory fish actively attack surface lures.

Features

• Floating topwater lure for surface fishing
• Jumping Frog Action for realistic frog movement
• Pronounced splashing and added surface commotion during the retrieve
• Balsa core and copolymer outer shell for a combination of action and durability
• Robust upward-facing VMC double hook for fewer snags
• Thick rubber skirt for added attraction and a stable presentation
• Suitable for fishing over grass, lily pads, and other surface obstacles

Technology

• VMC® 7925 Black Nickel Hooks

Specifications

Available Variants

• Fire Snake (FSN)
• Gold Fluorescent Red (GFR)
• Hot Peacock Bass (HPB)
• Hot Snake (HSN)
• Live Leopard Frog (LFL)
• Matte Chrome (MCH)
• Night Aurora (NIA)
• Pale Bone (PBN)
• Parrot UV (PRTU)
• Silver Fluorescent Chartreuse Orange (SFCO)
• Thai Frog (THF)
• Toman (TMN)

Advantages

• Excellent weedless performance through grass and surface obstacles
• Natural buoyancy and lively action thanks to the balsa core
• Increased body durability due to the copolymer outer shell
• Fewer snags when worked through dense cover
• Very attractive surface presentation for aggressive predator strikes

Note

Availability of individual colours may vary depending on stock levels. We recommend checking local regulations on the use of lures and hook types on the water where you fish.