Froggin’ 101 With Cody Meyer and the Daiwa Tatula Elite

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Froggin’ 101 With Cody Meyer and the Daiwa Tatula Elite

January 30, 2020 • Major League Lessons

Who doesn’t like getting bit on a frog? Cody Meyer gives us a “Froggin’ 101” lesson on the Upper Mississippi River to show how he gets bit while using his Daiwa rod, reel and braided line.