Zoom Bait Fishing Baits in Fishing Lures & Baits

$ 18.50

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Description

Paired with a heavy weight, the compact body of the Z-Hog allows it to penetrate cover that was previously thought too dense to fish. With flappers on the side and a rabbit ears tail, it has just enough glide to emulate a fleeing baitfish, causing a previously wary big bass to react in a hurry. Great for penetrating the thickest cover you can find. Salt impregnated.

Zoom Z Hog Black Sapphire

The deep belly of the Super Fluke causes it to dart, glide and knuckleball through the water, while its universal baitfish size allows it to tempt both limit-sized bass and the biggest fish on your lake. Rigged weightless, it skitters across the surface like an injured shad, but a belly-weighted hook or some insert weights allow you to employ it as deep as necessary. Size: 5.

Zoom Super Fluke - Baitfish

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Zoom Bait Fishing Baits in Fishing Lures & Baits

For fishing heavy cover, the Zoom Brush Craw takes over where Zoom's famous Brush Hog leaves off. This high-energy creature bait combines the Brush Hog's sleek torso, lively legs, and water-moving flappers with the business end of a juicy craw, complete with pincers and antennae, to create an irresistible entrée for bass holing up in the midst of cover. Lots of water-moving action, great for rigging or jigging.

Zoom Brush Craw 5.5 Green Pumpkin

Specifications Size = 8 inches Lizard Slender bodied lizard with free-moving legs and curly tail Salt-Impregnated The standard setter any place big bass live, flipped to laydowns and grass, or Carolina rigged across a textbook point. Description In Texas and Mexico, the eight-inch lizard is a can't miss option for the bass of a lifetime, but that doesn't mean you should sleep on it when you fish anywhere else.

Zoom Magnum Lizard, 8 inch, Junebug

Description When big bass are crunching tiny shad, the Tiny Fluke should be your go-to imitator for matching the hatch. It’s one of our pros’ favorite dropshot baits, but it’ll do much more than that. You can split shot it, put it on a scrounger or even grab a handful for use on a castable umbrella rig. This is the ultimate replica of a young-of-year baitfish.