ZoomBait 004005 Finesse Worm, 4 1/2-Inch, 20-Pack, Junebug, One Size

I absolutely love these. The bass are crazy for them. My preferred color is watermelon seed but I could see any color working. I normally use a 1/10 shaky head to help it drop faster and pop it along the bottom while reeling in.The con isn't so much on the bait, it's the price on Amazon. You can find these at least half the price at other places like Walmart.

Dont get me wrong, I think the GOLD STANDARD of soft plastics is a Yamamoto Senko..LOL... but with gas at $6 a gallon and a pack of senkos now like $9 I needed a better option. Enter: Zoom finesse worm.Fantastic wiggly action on the drop. I fish it most often texas rigged with no weight and its entirely weedless. Easy to skin hook these. The whole worm wriggles well when slowly retrieved through the water.It casts very well on the 6lb smooth casting trilene I use. I catch everything on it, pickerel, largemouth, smallmouth, bluegill if they bite the hook.My only complaint is they dont sink fast at all. I need to put a 1/32 split shot a few feet up the line if Im fishing any deeper than like 5 feet cuz Ill just spend all day waiting for the worm to get down there. Also they have a better action with a straight offset hook then an EWG.

Zoom baits work exactly as advertised. They simply catch fish. The large mouth bass pictured was caught on 10/31/21 using a Zoom 4.75" Finesse Worm in watermelon candy color rigged on a shaky head jig tied to 8lb line on a spinning reel. I was catching similar sized bass about every 15 to 20 minutes just running down a 200 yard or so string of pylons in 12-15' deep water.I'm pretty new to bass fishing so I'm not positive about durability so I didn't ding Zoom on it, but I did have to change worms about every 2 or 3 fish. I can't imagine them lasting anymore because they are soft and the fish are grabbing them but, again, I'm pretty new and am not sure if that's about right for durability or not.Bottom line, I'm very happy with these worms, and Zoom baits in general.

Hard to find baits with plenty in the bagArrived earlier than expected and as described by seller

The Zoom finesse worm is cheaper, and in my mind easier to fish than the senko. reason being you can fish it faster by jerking it slightly in the water, I have caught a lot of bass by jerking it slightly and then letting it fall, the bass usually pick it up on the fall. When I was fishing this lure I once saw 3 bass following it, trust me its an attractive lure. I fish this on a 2/0 EWG hook with 6-10lb monofilament, my favorite color is green pumpkin magic. When I bought mine it was $4 for 20, that is a lot better than a senko that costs $8-10 for a 10 pack. The Senko is an effective lure, however I like to fish this more because it costs a lot less, you can work it in the water faster and because it is a smaller lure so I feel like you get more bites. If you are new to bass fishing, this isn't a hard lure to fish, and you get a lot more for a lot less than senko's.

I caught over 70 bass with these worms last season alone - as many as 8 in an evening. Typical size 2-4 lbs, plus a few lunkers every now and then.Favorite colors are Green Pumpkin Magin, Green Watermelon Magic, and straight Black. These never fail in my lake which varies between fairly clear and fairly muddy depending on the conditions. I've tried variations of blue and red as well, but these aren't as reliable in my lake. YMMV.I pitch these at the shorelines from a boat, or down the shore one way or the other if fishing from the banks. Rig them Texas style, weedless, and weightless, and cast them into cover (cat-tails, fallen trees, shadows, lake grass, etc). Retrieve insanely slow (like one revolution of the handle per 3-5 seconds). Usually the slower the better. The bass typically bite on the drop or within 5-10 feet of the shore during the retrieve.My setup is a Berkley Lightening Rod (medium light) with 6 lb test and a 2/0 hook (either plain offset or extra wide gap). With 6 pound test, these things cast pretty far and with a light or medium light rod, you can really feel the bite.Good luck, happy fishing!

Always have liked Zoom baits. Good quality and color

This works well nose hooked with a thin wire aberdeen hook on a dropshot rig.

Good finesse worm. It is heavily salted so it sinks well in the water. Good for drop shots, california rigs, and shakey heads.

as expected

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Muy buen señuelo, no pueden faltar en ninguna salida a pescar.Cuando la pesca esta muy lenta o las lobinas no quieren picar, un señuelo finesse como este puede marcar la diferencia.Muy recomendables.

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