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ZOOM TRICK WORM 6-1/2IN JUNEBUG

ZOOM TRICK WORM 6-1/2IN JUNEBUG

The Zoom Trick Worm 6.5” in Junebug is a legendary soft plastic bait designed for finesse and natural presentations. Featuring a dark purple body with green flake, this color excels in stained or low-light water, making it a go-to choice when visibility is key. Its straight-tail design produces subtle, lifelike movement that consistently triggers strikes from bass.

Features:

  •  Length: 6.5 inches; typically 20 worms per pack
  • Color: Junebug – dark, high-contrast with flake for stained or murky water
  • Straight-tail profile creates natural, subtle undulating action
  • Originally designed as a floating worm for weightless presentations
  • Extremely versatile: Texas rig, wacky rig, shaky head, Carolina rig, or drop shot
  • Salt-impregnated soft plastic improves bite retention
  • Effective for pressured, suspended, or inactive bass
  • Proven design trusted by anglers for consistent catches over decades
$2.45

Original: $6.99

-65%
ZOOM TRICK WORM 6-1/2IN JUNEBUG

$6.99

$2.45
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Description

The Zoom Trick Worm 6.5” in Junebug is a legendary soft plastic bait designed for finesse and natural presentations. Featuring a dark purple body with green flake, this color excels in stained or low-light water, making it a go-to choice when visibility is key. Its straight-tail design produces subtle, lifelike movement that consistently triggers strikes from bass.

Features:

  •  Length: 6.5 inches; typically 20 worms per pack
  • Color: Junebug – dark, high-contrast with flake for stained or murky water
  • Straight-tail profile creates natural, subtle undulating action
  • Originally designed as a floating worm for weightless presentations
  • Extremely versatile: Texas rig, wacky rig, shaky head, Carolina rig, or drop shot
  • Salt-impregnated soft plastic improves bite retention
  • Effective for pressured, suspended, or inactive bass
  • Proven design trusted by anglers for consistent catches over decades