Zoom Bait Finesse Worm Bait-Pack of 20

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!

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.

These are my go-to worms in my pond. If I don't get a bite on these in the first 20 minutes on the pond, I go home, Because the fish are not biting...anything. Big blue gill like chasing and hitting the yellow tail...teasing bass to hit, it's funny. I always keep a supply of these.

Descent worms. Although I haven’t caught anything on it! I’m new to Fresh Water fishing relocating to Oregon from Hawaii. I would recommend this product

Zoom worms flat out catch fish. These finesse worms are my go to bait and have landed more fish than anything else I have tried.

Perfect bait for my 1/8 oz shakey heads. Great color. Also perfect for TR w/ a 1/16 oz bullet weight. Pretty durable. Good quality without the high price like some competitors. Fished Zoom for years. No complaints

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These are my go to for weightless wacky rig. I like the bright tail and they are very flexible which makes for a lot of action.

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

Ok

as expected