Froggin season is here

[TNtoMN_HuntFish]

I got the yak in a lake NE of metro Sunday. Wind was awful but I powered my way to the lilypads. The frogs are in there and so are the bass. I spent a lot of time over the weeds with little action so I didn't have much time in the pads but I got 2 bass. One dink, one nice one that came home for dinner. Also missed a few blowups and had a few small pike pester me. I saw some massive blowups in there, must have been big pike. 

 

Anyone hunt bullfrogs at night up here or is that solely a southern thing? I want to try it sometime. 

[ANYFISH2]

Not much for bullfrogs here in Mn.  Or leopard frogs anymore!  Those 2 would be the biggest frogs to hunt.  It will be nothing like you are probably used to.

 

If you do it, let us know how it goes.

[JBMasterAngler]

Bullfrogs aren't native to Minnesota. They were spread throughout the US by anglers using them for bait. Green and wood frogs can get decent sized. It's been awhile since I used to go after frogs. All the good spots I used to catch them as a kid are now suburban shopping centers or housing developments now 

[TNtoMN_HuntFish]

34 minutes ago, JBMasterAngler said:

All the good spots I used to catch them as a kid are now suburban shopping centers or housing developments now 

Shame isn't it? Pretty soon we'll have to go to Canada just to find some trees let alone hunting land.