The Big Bite Baits Fighting Frog Tilapia Magic is a highly popular fishing lure amongst anglers. The Fighting Frog is designed to imitate the natural movement and appearance of a frog, which is a common prey for many fish species. It is known for its versatile performance and ability to entice a wide range of fish, making it a must-have in any angler's tackle box. One of the standout features of the Fighting Frog is its lifelike design. Big Bite Baits has mastered the art of replicating the intricate details of a real frog, from its textured skin to its lifelike coloring. The Tilapia Magic color option adds an additional layer of realism, mimicking the natural hues of a tilapia fish.
Recent publications
Javier O Rivera-Reyes, Joesene Soto-Pérez, Miguel Sepulveda-Pagán, Linguo Lu, Justin Borrero-Negrón, Alanys V Luna-Ramírez, Pedro Trinidad-Pérez, Yomaira Pagán-Torres, Zhongfang Chen, Carlos R Cabrera, William C West, John-Paul Jones and Dalice M Piñero Cruz, Catalysts, 2023. In the second part of the talk, I will present our latest efforts on developing Cu-based mixed-metal oxide catalysts for converting carbon dioxide to methanol.
The Tilapia Magic color option adds an additional layer of realism, mimicking the natural hues of a tilapia fish. This color choice has proven to be highly effective in attracting predatory fish, as it closely resembles one of their common prey species. In terms of its performance, the Fighting Frog offers a great deal of versatility.
Pagán-Torres Lab
The Pagán-Torres research group focuses on designing catalytic materials for selective activation of functional groups within carbon-based feedstocks, including biomass, carbon dioxide, and waste plastics, to produce chemicals and fuels. Our overarching objective is to advance sustainable catalytic technologies to enable the efficient production of fuels and chemicals while mitigating the environmental impacts associated with fossil fuel use and plastic waste accumulation.
Recent publications
- Strategies for Designing the Catalytic Environment Beyond the Active Site of Heterogeneous Supported Metal Catalysts . Samiha Bhat, Yomaira J. Pagán-Torres* and Eranda Nikolla*, Top. Catal ., 2023 .
- Optimizing Sustainable Energy Generation in Ethanol Fuel Cells: An Exploration of Carrageenan with TiO 2 Nanoparticles and Ni/CeO 2 Composites . Ermides Chavez-Baldovino, Carlos A Malca-Reyes, Roberto Masso, Peter Feng, Adrian Camacho, Janeth Sarmiento, Justin I Borrero Negrón, Yomaira J Pagán-Torres and Liz M Díaz-Vázquez, ACS Omega , 2023.
- New Platinum Complexes from Salen- and Hydroxy-Substituted Salpn-Naphthalene Ligands with CO 2 Reduction Activity . Javier O Rivera-Reyes, Joesene Soto-Pérez, Miguel Sepulveda-Pagán, Linguo Lu, Justin Borrero-Negrón, Alanys V Luna-Ramírez, Pedro Trinidad-Pérez, Yomaira Pagán-Torres, Zhongfang Chen, Carlos R Cabrera, William C West, John-Paul Jones and Dalice M Piñero Cruz, Catalysts, 2023.
In the second part of the talk, I will present our latest efforts on developing Cu-based mixed-metal oxide catalysts for converting carbon dioxide to methanol. Specifically, insights on the effect of structural, surface, and electronic properties of Cu/Ga2O3/ZrO2 catalysts and the role of metal-metal oxide interfaces in increasing methanol yields will be discussed.
The soft and supple body allows for easy rigging, making it suitable for various fishing techniques. It can be rigged with a weighted hook for bottom fishing or texas rigged for weedless presentations. Additionally, the Fighting Frog features a hollow body, allowing for easy insertion of a EWG hook, giving it a weedless profile. The unique swimming action of the Fighting Frog is also worth noting. With its paddle-shaped legs and undulating body, it creates a lifelike swimming motion when retrieved through the water. This action not only attracts nearby fish but also triggers their predatory instincts. The Fighting Frog can be fished at various speeds, allowing anglers to experiment and find the most effective presentation for their target species. Anglers have reported great success with the Big Bite Baits Fighting Frog Tilapia Magic. It has proven to be effective in catching a wide range of fish species, including bass, pike, and even catfish. Its realistic design and versatile performance make it a go-to lure for many experienced anglers. Whether you're a seasoned pro or a beginner, the Fighting Frog Tilapia Magic is definitely a bait worth considering for your next fishing adventure..
Reviews for "Catching More Bass with Big Bite Baits Fighting Frog in Tilapia Magic"
1. John - 2 stars - I was really disappointed with the Big Bite Baits Fighting Frog Tilapia Magic. The color looked great in the packaging, but it didn't catch me any fish. I tried it in different fishing spots and even used various techniques, but it just didn't seem to attract any bites. I ended up switching to a different bait and had much better success.
2. Sarah - 3 stars - While the Big Bite Baits Fighting Frog Tilapia Magic has a realistic design and seems to be well-made, I wasn't impressed with its performance. I found it to be too bulky and difficult to cast accurately. Additionally, I tried it on multiple occasions and didn't catch anything significant, which was disappointing. I also noticed that the durability wasn't great, as the legs tore easily after just a few uses. Overall, it didn't live up to my expectations.
3. Mark - 2 stars - I was excited to try the Big Bite Baits Fighting Frog Tilapia Magic, but unfortunately, it didn't work well for me. The color looked nice, but it didn't seem to attract any fish. I tried it in different water conditions and even at different times of the day, but I didn't get any bites. I would recommend trying out other options before investing in this particular bait.