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The most fish-catching finesse bait ever poured continues to be a bass catcher coast to coast

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.

The ultimate heavy cover buzz toad, the pitter-patter of the Horny Toad’s ultra vibe feet cause bass to chase it from long distances, producing some of the best strikes of your life.

The Zoom Fat Albert Twin Tail Grubs feature a fat, rippled body and a twin tail-spinning action designed to move a lot of water.

The Trick Worm was the original floating worm.

In Texas and Mexico, the eight-inch lizard is a can’t miss option for the bass of a lifetime, but that doesn’t mean you should sleep on it when you fish anywhere else.

The Ol’ Monster has been the go-to big worm of tournament anglers for years, fished on a Texas rig, a Carolina rig or even a mag shakey head.

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

The deep belly of the Super Fluke causes it to dart, glide and knuckleball through the water, while its universal baitfish size allows it to tempt both limit-sized bass and the biggest fish on your lake.

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 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 Meathead is another unsung hero of the Zoom lineup.

The creature bait that started it all, the Zoom Brush Hog has tempted big bass from coast to coast for decades and it continues to be the standard-bearer for this category.

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.