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.

Dead ringers finesse worms swamp crawlers horny toads

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

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

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

Speed Worms, speed craws, brush hogs

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mike

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....

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

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

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 !

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

Trickworm, Finesse worm, and Shakey Head worms both sizes

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

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

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

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.

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. 

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

 

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.  

Literally the whole lineup is great.

Any Zoom bait you get will be great

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.