Floating frog surface lure with jointed legs.

Flick or use steady retrieve to mimic a frog swimming on the surface. Legs will swing out of the way in case of a strike.
Body is approximately 4.5cm long, total of 15cm with legs extended. Print with 40% infill so it floats and it's still heavy enough to cast.
And if fishing isn't your thing, it's a cute toy.

Has pilot holes for eye hooks. Note that front and back pilot holes are angled upwards slightly.
The eye hook screws I used are 16x7.5mm [ https://a.co/d/cw17O1R ]
Hooks shown in the picture are size 1 single hooks [ https://a.co/d/jm4p57k ]
This picture shows the angle of the pilot holes.

 

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