Bass Pro Shops® Billed Mini-Z9R Swimbaits
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Just like other members of our Z9R family, the slow-sinking Billed Mini-Z9R produces a wild, unstoppable action that brings bass charging. The Z9R's diving lip creates a distinct wobble, which only accentuates the swimming action of the multi-jointed tail section. The bristle fins offer a one-of-a-kind texture. Swing for the fences!
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by jkpw Great inexpensive swimbait!
If someone is trying to learn how nto fish they need to buy ZRS Swimbaits. the former world record large mouth bass was caught on a jointed minnow lure. The ZRS Swimbait looks like a winnner and catchs fish better then live bait.
October 15, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by bassattracter Wow
Great lure easy to cast and great action seriously fish fighting to get it in there mouths awesome lure.
July 28, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by longtrail Great movement
I really liked this swim bait. Caught a few bass in a short amount of time but lost it the second day I had it due to a snag
March 20, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Jordi Realistic and pays for itself!
This lure is very realistic in the way it looks and swims. My Brother was talked into buying one (the yellow one with the brown back) and pulled it out when we were shore fishing. After a few casts a huge 18-22 pound pike hit it! It was an intense battle and it gave off some huge head-shakes and tail-wips. It didn't give my Brother any line and ended up snapping the 15 lb. line. Nevertheless we are impressed with it. It's a fun lure to use even when there's no fish biting! Everyone had to try it out!
December 5, 2011
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How far down will this lure dive with the lip?
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If reeled in fast, 1-2ft. If reeled in slow, mine has sunk to 5ft and lower.
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Maybe 4 feet on 8 lb mono. The angle of the lip is not designed for depth.A:Â
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