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With its compact shape and fast-paddling tails, the Ultra-Vibe Speed Craw is a jack of all trades and a master of many.

The Zoom Frog is 4 inches long and weighs ½ ounce. It will initially be available in five universally applicable colors – White, Black, Zebra Green, Sexy Shad, Natural Brown and Baby Duck.

The Trick Worm was the original floating worm.

The Zoom Ultra Vibe Speed Worm was designed to trigger the predatory instinct in bass.

The Z-3 Trick Worm takes a proven shape. The new version is just as tantalizing as the original, but the build process will be more like that of traditional garage pours.

The Curly Tail features a short, tightly-segmented body paired with a ribbon-style tail that flutters and waves with the slightest provocation, providing great swimming action.

The Super Hog takes all of the best characteristics of the incredible Brush Hog and swaps out the long tails for a flat, thin, splittable tail that causes it to glide on the fall.

The Zoom Super Tube combines durability and softness, with a salt release system that causes fish to hold on longer by giving them a burst of salt when they bite down.

The new Z-Craw Worm combines the body of Zoom’s Mag Finesse worm with the tail of the ultra-popular Z-Craw.

The Zoom Split Tail Trailer adds a bit of extra action with a dash of matching or contrasting color.

Paired with a heavy weight, the compact body of the Z-Hog allows it to penetrate cover that was previously thought too dense to fish.

The Magnum Trick Worm is a key choice for anglers who want to present a slightly beefier package to fish that might be spooked by something with more appendages.

The Z-Craw takes an elongated body with forward facing ribs and adds hook pockets top and bottom as well as fluttering claws.

The Zoom Fat Albert Grub offers a chunky profile and high action tail, which make it a great choice as a beefed-up trailer for your jigs, buzzbaits or spinnerbaits.

When even the original Zoom Centipede is too powerful for wary bass, turn to the even slimmer Fish Doctor, a Carolina rig lure based on the old “Do Nothing” style worms.