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Hollow-Bodied Frogs vs. Soft Plastic Toads on the Water

  • Greg Vinson
  • Updated
  • 3 min to read

If it looks like a frog, most people I know call it a frog. Generally, toads are the ones we see hopping around on the ground with dry and bumpy skin. Frogs, like tree frogs and bullfrogs, have a wetter skin and are more common around wet areas. In the fishing world, there's a difference between frogs and toads.

Wind Creek State Park sports all kinds of amphibians

Wind Creek State Park sports all kinds of amphibians

  • By Abigail Murphy Multimedia Reporter
    Abigail Murphy

As the sun begins to set, folks around Lake Martin will hear the songs of frogs and toads, and these little amphibians are a vital part of the area. 

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Wind Creek State Park sports all kinds of amphibians

  • By Abigail Murphy Multimedia Reporter
    Abigail Murphy
  • Updated

As the sun begins to set, folks around Lake Martin will hear the songs of frogs and toads, and these little amphibians are a vital part of the area. 

Wind Creek State Park sports all kinds of amphibians

Wind Creek State Park sports all kinds of amphibians

  • By Abigail Murphy Multimedia Reporter
    Abigail Murphy

As the sun begins to set, folks around Lake Martin will hear the songs of frogs and toads, and these little amphibians are a vital part of the area.Â