Comments: This little guy really shines on slick, bluebird sky conditions. Try it on a 1/4oz Owner Ultrahead Shaky Twistlock head around docks and isolated cover.

From: James: TX 6/29/22

Comments: fish this worm on a shakey head...you welcome

From: Unknown: Massachusetts 9/27/21

Comments: These worms consistently produce big bass for me on a smaller body of water that gets a LOT of fishing pressure, including weekly tournaments. Just this morning a watermelon candy Zoom Magnum Finesse gave me a 5 lb. 2 oz. LMB, and two smaller bass, in the course of an hour or so. My favorite colors are watermelon red and watermelon candy... I fish them weightless Texas rigged on a 3/0 EWG worm hook with a fluoro leader on 15 pound braid. Cast it at cover with a bit of slack, let it sink, and watch the line. It is my Senko style worm of choice, It catches just as many fish as a Yamasenko, but they last a whole lot longer than the Yammies.

From: Brian: CT 6/27/20

Comments: This worm came as quite a surprise. From the picture, it looks like a short, thick log of plastic. But what you can't see is that the bottom is flat. That gives it a gliding movement when T-rigged weightless or with a lightly shank-weighted (1/16- to 1/8-oz.) hook. It also exaggerates the flapping when it's wacky-rigged and twitched. My favorite use, though, is on a C-rig. Twitches and short sweeps make that gliding action irresistible.

From: Daniel: Fairfax, VA 5/13/20

Comments: Great and different finesse worm Pal talked me into buy a pack of these that the color was watermelon moondust. On the way home from errands I decided to stop and make 30 cast on a pond near my pond. I had only a spinning rod, a local made shakey head and this moondust finesse worm tied on. Made 15 cast at one end of the pond my efforts produced nothing. I walked to the other end of the pond and on the 10th case caught a 14 incher. Then on my 14th cast I caught a 4.5 pounder and things were looking up. On the 15th cast I felt a slight tick, thought it might be a bream, set the hook anyway. When I set the hook the action was on. I finally got the fish in and it was at least a 6.5 pounder. The walked back to my truck and went home, I was the 1st time I have ever thrown this lure. so I would say it works very well

From: Ducan: Salem, NC 8/18/19

Comments: Always catches fish.  Didn't expect much when a partner threw me one during a tournament.  Bait looks blah, but out fishes every other worm I use.  Normally, fish on a shaky head, and consistently catch bigger fish than other worms.  After reading the comments, I am going to start trying other applications.  

From: Bill: Roanoke, Va 4/23/19

Comments: People ! here is the rig for Blue Bird skies and post frontal conditions wacky rig this worm on a drop shot rig 1/4 sinker 1/0 wacky hook of ur choice 8 to 12lbs fluorocarbon leader and flip and pitch this rig close to cover and just slowly shake in place ! GAME OVER !

From: J.D.: WAYNE N.J.  8/29/17 8/29/17

Comments: Really good bait on a weightless wacky rig. I have caught a ton of bass on this worm, including a 3 pounder.

From: Aaron: Georgia 8/22/17

Comments: Like these as well as any for wacky rigs. Cheap, lots of colors, plenty in a bag & like all zoom baits they just flat out catch fish.

From: LC: KS 8/16/16

Comments: My go to senko style worm.Not sure what causes it, but these get more bites than any other stick worms I have. My go to color is watermelon candy.

From: ED: Mooresville, NC 8/15/16

Comments: If you're ever interested in experimenting wit the Neko rig make sure this is the first bait you tie on.  No other plastic that I've tried has worked as well which includes at least five different brands of stick baits including Senkos.

From: Mike: Aurora, IL 7/14/15

Comments: I have been using these baits for 2 years now and it is my go-to bait for largemouth. I fish tournaments often and it sure seems to me if you throw this in front of a fish, he or she will bite it. I've tried many brands of Senkos and worms and this is my favorite by far!

From: Winston: New Bern, NC 8/18/14

Comments: These things are THICK and that is what I love about em'. If I'm gonna fish a wacky rig for smallies in deep water or largemouth underneath docks, this is my favorite worm to throw. Black and watermelon red flake are the best clear water colors. Fantastic bait.

From: Matt: Menomonee Falls, WI 8/2/14

Comments: Just a thick, action less log of plastic. Not saying that is bad, but that is what it is.

From: Jay6: USA 7/10/14

Comments: These are very good baits.. Yes some are distorted, however 205 degree water straightens these up and gives it a hand pour feel.. Awesome bait.

From: Scotty: Pekin, IN 6/3/14

Comments: This is an excellent Shaky Head Worm! I have used the other worms on the Shaky Rig but this one consistently catches bigger fish.

From: Scott: Campbellsville, KY

Comments: This worm catches Bass. I've used others that also do their job but the cost on this Zoom was the deciding point. Just cast it, and these cast like a rocket using 8 lb. braid. Let it sink...twitch your rod to make it look alive and you will catch fish. Bass will grab it and hold on. I've also hooked these on the opposite end after catching several fish and they work just as well. Tried a pack of watermelon red and it's a home run for me. Worth a try.

From: Tom: Somers Point, NJ USA

Comments: Another great worm from Zoom! Very effective on a C-Rig or T-Rigged weightless like a senko. The worm twitches and shimmies on the fall which has a subtle, natural action. When raised from the bottom, it shakes even more, which will trigger strikes when it begins to fall again. As far as color, I stick with Watermelon, Pumpkin, Green Pumpkin, and Green Pumpkin/Blue Flash.

From: Jim: KY