Zoom® Super Fluke - 5"
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There are plastic baits, and then there are Zoom baits. The difference is undeniable. For those who love to fish--and catch--there can be no other choice. Every Zoom soft plastic bait is wholly realistic, 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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Rated 5 out of 5 by Osirus All I use!
Can I tell you something? This is the only bait I use period. I use the Jr and its white color variants. I don't know why I carry a tackle box around with me when i could carry a pack of these and some Texas rig hooks. I know it may sound crazy but this is seriously the ONLY lure i use to catch fish. It's so life like that Ive actually seen bait fish schooling with this bait as I'm reeling it in at the end of my retrieve. The biggest Largemouth Bass of my life was caught on this lure as well as the biggest Smallmouth, just today actually. I catch Rock Bass, White bass, and one Longnose Gar on these things! Just walk the dog for a bit and let it die with this baby and you will bang bass all day long. You don't know me and I don't know you but you're really going to have to trust me on this one. This is the best lure I have ever seen, I don't know why it works so well it just does. Please try it!
July 10, 2007
Rated 5 out of 5 by robsp My go to
Always catches fish, both bass and pike. No weight needed, just twitch them and pause toile them look like a dying bait fish
April 19, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by pvelez Best Fluke
This fluke is really nice. I have caught to many bass.
April 18, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by dwyak great baits
What can you say about zoom flukes that hasn't been said. Most versatile baits I use. Everything from fresh water to stripers. Always have plenty on hand.
April 15, 2013
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i regularly fish truman lake and i am try to pick the best 3 colors for this lake down in Warsaw Missouri. the water is quite stained and has about 2 feet of visibility
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I'm going after river smallies (many fish per day but fairly small) and I want to set up a double rig (kvd's zulu rig) using these flukes and the ZTOO's which eliminates the screw lock hooks. I'd like to find a hook that doesn't tear these baits up while still giving it good action. Does anyone have any experience with the Mustad Ultra Lock, The Skip Jack Hooks or something else they prefer? Thanks, MikeAnswers
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The only way I rig this is on a 5/0 Gamakatsu wide gap hook.
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VMC wide gap worm hookA:
ive just started using the skip jack hooks.really liking them.A:
I use a 4/0 Gamakatsu EWG worm hook
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Go with a KVD Mustad, Grip Pin Hook. It works great when fishing Z Toos. I've had much sucess with this hook. Seen it on one of Kevin's TV showsAnswers
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I use these baits a couple ways, mostly by skipping them around docks, timber, and other visible weeds, and by far the best is as follows. Skip the fluke, say to the front of a dock, and let it sit and sink for a couple of seconds. Then, quickly jerk it once or twice to give it the dying minnow look. If a bass is going to hit it, he usually does it then.A:
Twitch twitch pause repeatA:
rig it up weedless with no weight on a 4/0 EWG worm hookA:
Well FloridaFishing386 I fish the Fluke with a Gamakatsu offset shank worm EWG hook from a 1/0 up to a 7/0 depending on the size of the fluke. I Texas rig it, and tend to fish it more with spinning gear, it's easier to cast and work at times especially when skipping it under cover. But also can be fished with casting gear up to 12lb. test. Just twitch it like a jerk bait. Can weight it down with a keel hook or nail weight.
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weightless texas rig, 3/0 hook, 5", green albino or arkansas shiner colors, slowly swim over and then let sit in and near lily pads, or very near shore
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You will have to find out how the fish want the bait that day. If the bite is tough you can fish it weightless with short jerks and let it sit in front of them and then another 2 or three jerks. If the bite is on put it on a jig head and work it fast.Answers
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Pink and White seem to work best for me. You should really give pink a try!A:
Smoking Shad on a red gamakatsu EWG size 5 works great for everthingA:
I would use anything Green, because of the grass. Water/red, green pumpkin, watermellon seed. Or you could use shad colors Disco vilot/green
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Any of the darker greens. I have caught some big bass with green colored frogs top water. But the green flukes hammer them. Try some Senko's also, they do really well in OkeeAnswers
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Zoom flukes and stripers are made for each otherA:
Yes you can! i suggest the bigger one stronger because saltwater fish tend to be bigger but they work great for every kind of fishing!A:
Yes best for saltwaterA:
Yes, you can use super flukes in salt water. use light colors and dip head in pink or red die then hold on.Answers
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a bass is a bass is a bass ! Don't let location fool you anything that works in the south will work in the north. If you have grass use green colors watermellon, watermellon/red. If this doesn't work use shad colors they work everywhere.A:
it depends on what the bass have as a food source. i have always had luck on an Arkansas shiner and especially the baby bass. you might want to try the white as well. the size usually depends on the time of year during the summer when the fish will hit anything it doesnt really matter but like in winter i would go with the 5 in. because the big bass are lazy. they would rather use all their energy on eating something big to fill them up than to eat a bunch of small fish and waste their energy.
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Find out what your fish are feeding on and match that forage as closely as possible. Since this bait works best in relatively clear water, matching your hatch will probably be your best option. I catch a ton of fish on Pearl and Arkansas Shiner colors.A:
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What type and size of hook do you rig these with?
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5/0 Gamakatsu wide gap
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5" Super Fluke, 3/0 hook, i use an offset shank round bend worm hook but some use extra wide gapA:
I use 5/0 hooks. Works very wellA:
i use gamagatsu 3/0 or 4/0 ewg for the superflukesA:
Bass Pro Shops XPS SuperLock Hooks size 5.0A:
i like a gamagatzu size 2A:
I use either a 2/0 or 3/0 gamakatsu offset wide bend with either no weight or a split shot about 12 in ahead of the fluke, like a mini carolina rig
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4/0 EWG Gamakatsu for Bass
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4/0 OWNER screw in hook. Will increase you catch ratio.A:
I use a 1/0 or 2/0 offset worm hook.Details:
mostly fish in louisiana area.Answers
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Greenpumpkin or watermellon/red works everywhere.A:
i would go with a dark blue or brown or the shiners. the darker the water the darker the bait. u may also want to try scents if the water is very darkA:
Watermelon or watermelon red it will simulate shrimp which we all know you have a ton of.A:
try and match match the bait fish in the area if you cant find any i would go with either the 42 or the baby bass for natural colors or bubble gum or silverA:
I like white
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Ice. I've had sucess with that color as well as any natural farage color
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I would forget a Fluke if the water clarity is not good (at least two feet of visibility). These baits excel in clear water; it's a sight bait, alot like a suspending jerkbait. If you are looking for something that gives you a similar presentation, use a black 5" Senko or Zoom Trick WormAnswers
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I reserve these baits for clear water, where I prefer solid white (to immitate shiners or shad) or maybe with some light shades of blue mixed in.A:
watermellon, watermellon/red, green pumkinA:
i have had my best luck on the Arkansas shiner and the baby bass but it usually depend on the food source of the fish. if their are a bunch of bait fish like shad i use the shineror the white pearl but if the bass eat mostly bream and other bass i go with the baby bassA:
Pearl White will catch fish in all types of waterA:
it depends on the natural forage check for bream or shiners or shad and try to match that color
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Arkansas shiner has worked well for meImages for this Answer
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The smokey shad is without a doubt my favorite color to use.
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Watermelon Red has earned it's way into being my favorite. I usually fish it in clear to moderate clear water.Answers
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Yes sir! You better hold on to your rod it may get taken away!A:
i have never done it but i have had alot of luck texas rigging them and working them on the bottom like a jig. the most effective way usually is to fish it weightless and twitch it like a dying bait.A:
Yes just don't put to much of the head past the eye. It will be less likely to tear.A:
yes i have done it with some success use a lighter weight so it doesnt slam down ackwardly or change leader length