Some froggers use air boats or wade when hunting coastal marshes. A high wattage flashlight will do the trick, but a powerful Q-Beam spotlight works best for spotting frogs from a boat. When hunting afoot, some froggers use a head-mounted light so they can keep one or both hands free for action. Unless you intend to catch the frogs by hand, some sort of gig or a standard dip net will be needed. A dampened burlap bag or tow sack works well for holding captured frogs.
Rivers sometimes harbor better populations.
Plus, the frogs are usually easier to get to. Lake-dwelling frogs tend to mill about in small nooks and coves, usually around logs, lily pads and other types of aquatic vegetation.