Anyone fish these? I bought a pack a while back to throw on a swing head. I did a quick pond trip the other day and threw it in my bag to fish on a Texas rig and ended up catching the second biggest fish I’ve ever pulled out of this particular pond on a tough day.

Got pics of the bass?

I love X Zone. The swammer on a swim jig has a body roll to it that no other bait quite does. They get chomped.

45 minutes ago, Pat Brown said:

Got pics of the bass?

I love X Zone. The swammer on a swim jig has a body roll to it that no other bait quite does. They get chomped.

Ya know it’s pretty funny that you posted this because I’m planning to go back to this pond later today and I was going to try a swim jig with a swammer on the back. Another Xzone bait I have but haven’t gotten around to fishing yet.

6 hours ago, Pat Brown said:

Got pics of the bass?

I love X Zone. The swammer on a swim jig has a body roll to it that no other bait quite does. They get chomped.

I think they're more under the radar than they should be, given how great most of their baits are.

Swammer is great.

Xzone Deception Worm is great on a Neko for me.

Finesse Slammer great on drop shot.

And recently, local guys have been loving Rally Shad for Walleye.

I really like their stuff!

309 is a great color here in the Great Lakes.

I really like Xzones plastic. Its soft enough to have great action, yet they are fairly durable and they have some great colors.

The adrenalin craw is really versatile. Theyre great on all kinds of rigs. The solid colors are good for swim jigs. Take your beat up ACs and remove one of the claws, then rig it sideways so the remaining claw is on top.

The Muscle Back Craw is really good too. It just doesn't get as much attention as the AD.

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They are all very good. The center stick is a good stick bait, the muscle back and adrenaline craws are also some of my favorites. Funny enough when I found out about x zone I got their plastics for $1 a piece at a fishing show and I’ve loved them ever since.

I’ve done very well with it on a swing head as well. Caught several in the 4-5.7 range. It does seem to get good quality bites. The downside is the claws come off really easily. What I’ve done once I have a couple beat up ones with single claws is tear off some of the singles and glue them on to the remaining ones.

I like the 3.5" size. I flip them on a little Jika rig.