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Same high-quality construction and hardware as the original Bass Pro Shops Z9R Swimbait, now in a deeper-bodied perch profile. Bass Pro Shops® XPS Z9R Perch Swimbaits feature extreme realism, down to intricate gill, fin, and eye detail, combined with the precisely reproduced natural coloration of green perch or bluegill give you a lure to target the mightiest and wariest lunkers in the lake!
High-quality construction and hardware
Deeper-bodied perch profile
Extreme realism, down to intricate gill, fin, and eye detail
Precisely reproduced natural coloration
Web ID: 10210240
Rated 4 out of
5 by
cleveh from
decentIt catches plenty of fish but isn't durable if you looking for cheap swim bait this is a decent option but the fins don't stay on well. As long as you are carful it should be a decent bait.
Date published: 2018-03-05
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Gioguy9 from
Great Hard body swimbaitFor the price, this swimbait can't be beat. It has a great action and great colors to choose from. I bought this swimbait yesterday and tried it out for about an hour. Caught a 4.5 LBer with it. Can't say much on the durability but from the looks of it I think it'll hold up just fine.
Date published: 2017-04-30
Rated 2 out of
5 by
Naildriver32 from
Not impressiveAlthough this bait has an impressive paint job, overall performance is less than good. It doesn't swim true, lays on its side more than not, and just doesn't seem to want to run correctly.
Date published: 2017-04-07
Rated 3 out of
5 by
shadrap1 from
Looks good but..Nice little swim bait. Plastic fins and tail look different but most likely won't hold up to savage strikes. Why doesn't Bass Pro step up it's game and sell nice stuff? Everything seems and is so cheap looking and is cheap quality. Lures are a joke in fishing circles. I feel silly buying BPS brand stuff. I know that may hurt somebody but It has to be said. The quality of the Bass Pro Shops lures are very poor. Sell top quality and I'll buy your stuff until then I will buy nothing with the BPS logo on it.
Date published: 2017-03-03
Rated 2 out of
5 by
Rob92 from
Not a bad bait, but not durable at all.While the bait is pretty good, and it definitely catches fish, the fins aren't very durable and after a few fish really hammer it you'll be fishing with a finless bait that stops attracting fish. I'm not sure why the fins make such a difference, but I've noticed once some damage occurs I stop catching fish. So while it's good for a little while, and works well out of the box, I can't justify $13 each trip to replace it. I ended up investing the money into a more expensive line of swimbaits.
Date published: 2016-10-06
Rated 5 out of
5 by
MasterWinn from
GreatEverything I needed to catch more fish. The way it moves in the water is great.
Date published: 2016-08-28
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Shana12 from
Trick the BassSecond time I used it I caught an 8.75 pounder at our dock. We have tried to catch this bass with everything but the kitchen sink, so this sweet lil bait did the trick! Need to work it a little, and we changed the single hook (which I wish there were 2) and make it a little stouter!!! Very realistic bait!!!!
Date published: 2016-08-15
Rated 3 out of
5 by
GucciFISHING from
DecentI had 3 muskies strike this lure within 25 minutes but I did not hook them due to the bait only having one treble hook. I also had a bass swipe at this lure but I didn't hook it due to the single treble hook.
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Answered by: BPSProductSpecialist8
Date published: 2018-01-18
How fast does this lure sink?
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Asked by: nottom
6 inches / sec
Answered by: Musky30
Date published: 2017-06-02
How Do You Guys Fish this Bait?
I really want to love this bait but I have yet to have any luck with it. I normally just cast out and give it a slow to moderate retrieve with an occasional pause to mix it up. No hits though just yet. Wondering how you guys fish it and what bodies of water do you have luck in? Also...it swims slightly sideways sometimes. Is this normal? Thanks for your help!
Asked by: Quizza
Try spraying a little fish attractant on the lure. and when your retrieving it start slow then fast for a second or two. And if your fishing in a river try to get the lure by some submerged stumps or trees or try by some brush. fish like stalk prey from cover and an old stump of tree is a perfect hiding place for a predatory fish.
Answered by: McCray
Date published: 2017-06-02
how deep does it run?
i dont own a boat andi fish shallow water and i dont want to get it stuck on a log and other under water objects
Asked by: kolton
It runs at any depth depending on your retrieve speed.
Answered by: jbruhhhh
Date published: 2017-06-02
Does it float ?
Asked by: Jamesan
No, it's a slow sinking bait
Answered by: Naildriver32
Date published: 2017-06-02
How deep does this bait dive to?
Asked by: DBag
This is a sinking lure, so there isn't a max diving depth. It will sink as far as you need it to go.
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