Interesting take the A-rig

[joedog]

When fishing mats, wouldn't a single target really be better?
Think how many belly poppers you get with a single frog. I can see the bass maybe hitting the gaps out of confusion of figuring which target to hit.
Maybe a good idea but the 'walking' effect in open water my get hindered too.

It may eliminate a lot of the positives of frogging in trade for multiple targets.
Do you see schooling frogs like you do schooling bait fish?
Are frogs more of an independent creature as opposed to social. In other words, do you see multiple frogs traveling along in groups?

Has anyone fished mats with a partner and thrown at the same target or immediate area at the same time?

Does a Bass hit a frog when it hits a gap because of the singular 'ruckus' from above and watching out of curiosity as opposeed to hunting?