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Zoom® Soft Plastic Baits - Dead Ringer or Big Dead Ringer
There are plastic baits, and then there are Zoom baits. The difference is undeniable. Want proof? Just take a peek into your favorite tournament angler's tackle box, and start counting the Zoom bags. For those who lay it on the line every time out, 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.
Dead Ringer - 4" or 6"; 20 pack.
Big Dead Ringer - 8"; 10 pack.
There are plastic baits, and then there are Zoom baits. The difference is undeniable. Want proof? Just take a peek into your favorite tournament angler's tackle box, and start counting the Zoom bags. For those who lay it on the line every time out, 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.
Dead Ringer - 4" or 6"; 20 pack.
Big Dead Ringer - 8"; 10 pack.
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probably motoroil chartreuse
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Red bug, Black with red flake works great at night in my area.Details:
i fish from the bank.Answers
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Texas style, A small bullet weight a 4/0 hook. Cast it let it sink to bottom us your rod to make small hopsA:
A texas rig works very well with this worm that is what I use most of the time weather I am fishing from a boat or the bank.A:
The Zoom Dead Ringer and the BIG Dead Ringer are my go to Bait on Oklahoma Rivers Lake like Hudson Grand Its a bait that put a numbers of good bass in my bag it is the best at post spawn best on tree wood and long rock points with wood on it-- my wt 3/8 to 7/16 for the hi wind I do a dead stick technique with a jump for abour 10 ft and start over the hook 5/0 on the large Ringer and a 4/0 on the other RingerFrank
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I prefer the 6" worm, Texas-rigged with a 1/0 EWG worm hook. Use enough weight to be able to feel the bottom. Reel down on the tap, then break their necks!
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Texas or Carolina rigged work well.A:
just throw it out and watch your line being pulled by the Bass and set the hookDetails:
is it best to use frogs, lizards, or what?and secondly, what brand is best all-round?
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Depends on where you fish, water temperature and where the fish are in the spawn cycle. Personally, I think it's hard to beat 6" Zoom Dead Ringers. They work ALL the timeA:
Berkley all the wayA:
4" dead ringer.A:
Lizards.I use Zoom exclusively.
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I would recomend ZOOM 4'' dead ringer, tomatoe color. i use this bait every time of the year. i have caught the biggest bbass of my life on this. fish it just like any other worm and you will catch fish, good luckA:
I really like the big dead ringer fished on a lite wire straight GAMA hook with no weight.A:
Dead Ringers and trick worms.Zoom.
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I use a worm in the spring. The color i use depends on the color of the [water dark dark worm] [light water light worm].A:
Really its up to you. Frogs work well in dark dingy water with a lot of vegetation on surface. Lizards are great on carolina rigs. But a brush hog or ribbontail style worm 4-6 in is a fail-safe all around bait. Texas, wacky, etc. I prefer Zoom or Powerbait.Answers
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Daytime Green pumpkin, Pumpkin, Night fishing red bug, Black with red flake.A:
For me, it's Green Pumpkin...A:
Tomatoe, good luckA:
Junebug works year roundA:
Watermelon red, dip the tail in chatruesA:
Geen Pumkin and watermelonA:
Dark ; with Glitter mixed in the wormA:
June BugA:
The color i use is all about the water in dark water i use dark bait , in light water i use light bait.A:
Watermellow and Pumpkin/ChartrueseA:
I like green pumpkin and junebugDetails:
do u add bullet weight or just fish weightless and what hook to use for those?Answers
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A small bullet weight works best. I will us a little bigger sinker if its windy.A:
in spring I use a split shot about 6" above a 2/0 Gamagatzu worm hookA:
Im not quite sure if using this with no weight works, but i know that a bullethead weight with a 4ought hook works wonders, good luckA:
1/8 oz. open hook jig if not much structure. I try to get Mustad ultra point hooksA:
Drop Shot and texas rigA:
Use a 1/4 ounce bullet weight. Use a 3/0 offset worm hook... Be sure to rig it with the hook in the seam and the tail facing down or it will twist...A:
In spring, I used a 1/8 oz. bullet weight, in shallow water. In late summer when the water is hot I will use Carolina rigged with a heavier weight around a 3-4 oz. bullet weight. I just about always use a size 4/0 hook.A:
You can add a weigh or fish without. It works great both ways. Probably better without. I use a wide gap hook. This seems best for me.A:
I like to texas rigg mine or if you want you can fish it without weightA:
2/0 hook and a 1/16 bullet on top. Texas rig. I have found the various pumpkin seed colors work good no matter where i fish here in GA. Caught 9 bass just yesterday fishing a small lake during a company picnic. Never been there before and caught the first on my second cast...A:
yes i would say that you add a bullet weightand rig it texas style..i caugth 9 largemouths...the biggest 5 pounds
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