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Zoom® Shakey Head Worms Soft Plastic Baits
When Zoom makes new baits, they're bound to catch the attention of serious anglers and hungry fish everywhere! The Shakey Head Worm is just one example of why Zoom continues to set the standard in soft baits. Like every Zoom soft plastic bait, it realistically designed, super-soft to the touch (for the extra action needed to pull that reluctant money fish) and salt-impregnated to hold even the most tentative bite.
When Zoom makes new baits, they're bound to catch the attention of serious anglers and hungry fish everywhere! The Shakey Head Worm is just one example of why Zoom continues to set the standard in soft baits. Like every Zoom soft plastic bait, it realistically designed, super-soft to the touch (for the extra action needed to pull that reluctant money fish) and salt-impregnated to hold even the most tentative bite.
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No they sink slowly , which is why , I think, they work so well
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no, but the tail will raise some when you shake the jig head, the main thing I like about them is the tail on the fall has its built in action that will catch alot of fish, seems to work better when I fish it around verticle structureA:
These baits do float and have a big reaction in the water when you work them. Try the solid colors ( Black or White) on Dams or where the depth changes.Answers
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These should be like candy for smallies . . .A:
I use it in all the rivers we tournament fish from Maryland down into North Carolina
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yeah, i would think smallies would find this bait enticing. shakey head style or texas rig should do the trick.A:
I love these worms, especially in chartreuse/pepper, skinny tail is straight but alot of action. I tear up the bass(lgemouth) on it, so I would say definately try it out (texas rigged). If Va. river is fast flowing you may have to use heavier worm weight, I use 1/16 oz wght in ponds and worm has great action. Lately when i go fishing thats the only worm i throw in that color, I catch alot of fish on it. they are a little soft so tend to tear up on fish easier, so stock up, but I imagine they will work well for you.1 of 1
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