Zoom Lures

[d-camarena]

My favorite brand of plastics, love me some zoom. 

My top pics are-

Magnum finesse worm

Magnum flukes

Magnum lizards

Horny toads. 

I cant wait to try the new frogs

[jr231]

13 hours ago, MichaelCopeland said:

Got this pic off the Zoom website. 

Zoombait.com

 

It has legs very similar to the tail on the new "sprinker" . Knowing what some folks are paying for those (or even asking ) ... 10 bucks doesn't seem so bad.   

 

But when you think about 20 trick worms for 5 bucks it makes you wonder....

 

It's because people are vigorously buying the "high end " stuff..  truck-loads of GY senkos and megabass lures being sold gives the other companies chances to up their prices.. 

 

I don't much care for it. 

 

If the trend keeps up, ill just be seining the creek for some fathead minnows and throwing cast-nets at sunfish for my lures 

[soflabasser]

I do extremely well with the Zoom horny toad so I am looking towards to this new Zoom frog.

5 hours ago, MichaelCopeland said:

Got this pic off the Zoom website. 

Zoombait.com

Looks good, I will probably get a couple packets.

[wdp]

14 hours ago, Yeajray231 said:

 

It has legs very similar to the tail on the new "sprinker" . Knowing what some folks are paying for those (or even asking ) ... 10 bucks doesn't seem so bad.   

 

But when you think about 20 trick worms for 5 bucks it makes you wonder....

 

It's because people are vigorously buying the "high end " stuff..  truck-loads of GY senkos and megabass lures being sold gives the other companies chances to up their prices.. 

 

I don't much care for it. 

 

If the trend keeps up, ill just be seining the creek for some fathead minnows and throwing cast-nets at sunfish for my lures 

Thing is, this new frog looks a lot like the feet on a Stanley Ribbit frog. Pack of 5 of those for $4-$5. And Ribbits work great too.

 

So unless these Zoom frogs can last 10+ fish, I'm sticking with Ribbit frogs when I want that deeper gurgling noise. When the higher pitched gurgle is needed, Horny Toad gets the nod. 

[whitwolf]

Zoom plastics are a staple in my box. I really like the magnum finesse worm. The one bait I can almost always catch fish with Is a Zoom 4" dead ringer. These days I throw It on a Siebert Outdoors Zenith shakeyhead. I also like to throw the 8" big dead ringer at night or when I know their are above average fish in a particular lake or pond. 

 

Overall, I have more Zoom plastics than anyother brand.

 

[Burntorangefan]

Had company over the weekend and my friend's 8-year old wanted to catch a shark.  We headed out on Puget Sound with nothing but jigs and Trick Worms because I had nothing set up for saltwater fishing.  Within 10 minutes we hooked a 3 foot dogfish on a California Trick Worm.  Bonus points because it was Shark Week! I never thought in a million years we'd get lucky like that, but Zoom came thru in the clutch again like they seem to always do.  Great products, great people!

[Looking for the big one]

On 7/27/2017 at 7:20 PM, scaleface said:

I visited the Manns factory at Eufala in 1980 and  bought four 100 packs of Jelly Worms .

You got any left from those packs? 

 

[scaleface]

Just now, Looking for the big one said:

You got any left from those packs? 

 

No .They went pretty fast .

[Looking for the big one]

Cool! I've never used a jelly worm but hear a lot of great stuff about them.