Overview
The Zoom G-Tail Worm features a thick body and a wide tail, a throwback to the gator-tail design made popular in the 70's and 80's. The G-Tail's square body shape and wide tail offers a larger presentation, making it a great choice when going after big fish. The Zoom Bait G-Tail Worm is a good fit for either Texas rigs or Carolina rigs but can also be fished weightless to create a buzzing action on the surface. The Zoom super soft plastic makes them extremely active in the water and they are a great choice for targeting bass in and around vegetation.
| Length | Quantity |
| 6" | 10 |
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Comments: Best worm ever especially for big bass. Have caught numerous over 10. Biggest is 14 lb on this worm.
From: Unknown: 7/3/21
Comments: G-tail worm the best i ever used you can cut them short and after that you can use them as a trailer.im 66 years old bass fisherman
From: Butch - 8/19/20
Comments: This worm, cut down, is a great spinnerbait or swimjig trailer.
From: Jason: South Korea 1/23/20
Comments: When the water warms up to bath tub temps, I move to the Alabama River fishing log jams, blow downs ect...this is my go too worm, 1/2 oz or3/4 oz pegged slip sinker hard to beat. I also will use a tungsten 1/8 oz sinker with this worm cast under over hanging limbs..works wonderful
From: Gary: Daphne, AL 6/30/19
Comments: I fish alot of backwaters with my 9 ft. 6" Bass Hunter boat so I try and travel light. I put all my plastic baits which include Havoc wacky worms,Ring worms, Chunk Craw trailers, Zoom salamanders,etc. all in the same sealable zip lock bag.I dont know what these worms are made of but the 2 times I put them in with the rest of my plastics, they just seemed to melt away.Basically disinegrate??Made a mess!! Nothing like the old "Gator Tails". Would definently not recommend.
From: Unknown 8/1/17
Comments: my dirty water KILLAH! Never had a worm 'spin' on me. WTF?
From: meatwad: uranus
Comments: Great worm! Peg your sinker to eliminate twisting. Bass don't 'drop' these...set the hook. I like flipping this bait with a 3/8oz sinker where everyone else is fishing a craw or beaver bait. June Bug works great in all but the clearest water.
From: Larry: Charlotte, NC
Comments: Tried with a 2/0 EWG, 3/0 EWG and a 5/16 bullet wt. The tail makes the worm spin when retrieved.
From: Rick: Philadelphia
Comments: Good action however I think bass hold power bait worms longer.
From: Will: Depere, WI