Zoom Baits

[Functional]

Another hobby of mine is shooting long range competitions. I picked up a certificate for $125 worth of baits and $75 apparel from Zoom.

 

I've only ever used their Mag II , Ol'Monster, Mag Ol' Monster, lizards and flukes/swimbaits. I'm planning to pick up some more of those and a few bags of trick worms but wanted to ask if theres anything in their lineup that I should give a try you have had good success with? Figured this was a nice opportunity to try something new, just dont want to take a complete shot in the dark.

[TnRiver46]

Dead ringers finesse worms swamp crawlers horny toads

[Finessegenics]

The Ultra Vibe Speed Craw on a swing head!!! ?

[FishinBuck07]

Ultra vibe craw, Z-craw or Z-craw JR

[J._Bricker]

Maybe add brush hogs, baby brush hogs, trick worms, and chunk trailers to your list @Functional

[Mike L]

Speed Worms, speed craws, brush hogs

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mike

[Aaron_H]

4 hours ago, TnRiver46 said:

Dead ringers

 

Never see people talking about these much, but the 4" ones were killer for me on light Texas rigs when I first started out. Great on a drop shot, too. Never got much size on them but definitely a numbers bait. Come to think of it, I might try one on a ned rig next outing, they've been languishing in my tackle bag for too long....

[N Florida Mike]

Z hogs worked great for me too, in addition to those already mentioned. They haven’t been in any stores lately for some reason…

[GRiver]

Zoom finesse worm, green pumpkin worked well for me when I lived in Nc for smallies.

[TnRiver46]

26 minutes ago, Aaron_H said:

 

Never see people talking about these much, but the 4" ones were killer for me on light Texas rigs when I first started out. Great on a drop shot, too. Never got much size on them but definitely a numbers bait. Come to think of it, I might try one on a ned rig next outing, they've been languishing in my tackle bag for too long....

They will get eaten !

[Panfish_In_A_Pan]

Z-craw jr, I like Green Pumpkin, Cali 420, and Junebug. Straight catches fish

[GreenPig]

Trickworm, Finesse worm, and Shakey Head worms both sizes

[Finessegenics]

59 minutes ago, Aaron_H said:

 

Never see people talking about these much, but the 4" ones were killer for me on light Texas rigs when I first started out. Great on a drop shot, too. Never got much size on them but definitely a numbers bait. Come to think of it, I might try one on a ned rig next outing, they've been languishing in my tackle bag for too long....

I would have gave them a shout too but I use The Mister Twister Ringworms instead. Awesome baits anyways! I threw one a split shot rig this spring and caught a few smallies

[Log Catcher]

The Fat Albert grubs and centipedes have worked well for me when you need to downsize your baits.

[Kenny Yi]

Z-Craw and Z-Hog are my favorite creature baits/jig trailers

[purpurite]

I have a whole box full of various color Fat Albert grubs. Total confidence bait for me. Use them on their own Texas rigged or as trailers on jigs or spinners. I love them.

[LrgmouthShad]

Gosh, anything is good. Speed worm is my favorite and the one that I still use. When I used them, z-craw as a jig trailer and z hog as Texas rig/jig trailer were really effective, especially in summertime. 

[Chris Catignani]

I always use the Super Chunk Jr on my flippin jig.

 

[rtwvumtneer6]

Another vote for speed worms (red bug is my favorite) and Z craw junior is a great size to be pitched/flipped or as a trailer.  

[fishballer06]

Literally the whole lineup is great.

[waymont]

Any Zoom bait you get will be great

[whitwolf]

On 10/8/2021 at 5:34 PM, Aaron_H said:

 

Never see people talking about these much, but the 4" ones were killer for me on light Texas rigs when I first started out. Great on a drop shot, too. Never got much size on them but definitely a numbers bait. Come to think of it, I might try one on a ned rig next outing, they've been languishing in my tackle bag for too long....

 

4"dead ringer on a shakey head is a great numbers combination.