Overview
The latest addition to Zoom’s Magnum series, the Zoom Magnum Swamp Crawler is a full inch longer than the original, and offers the same tantalizing action. Capable of being fished with a multitude of techniques, the Zoom Magnum Swamp Crawler looks awesome on a shakyhead jig, wacky-style, weightless, Texas-style, Carolina-style, or on a drop shot. The salty scent and alluring action of the Zoom Magnum Swamp Crawler is sure to give your tackle a run for its money. The original Zoom Swamp Crawler has been a closely guarded secret among professional anglers for years, so it’s safe to surmise that the Zoom Magnum Swap Crawler will follow in its foot steps. Make your next trip a successful one with the Zoom Magnum Swamp Crawler… butt shhh… just don’t tell anyone.
| Length | Quantity |
| 6.5" | 15 |
Previous Feedback
Comments: Knee jerk reaction would be to Texas rig it...great idea and it works fine. Just got back from Lake Erie and slayed smallmouth bass in the bays with this rigged on a drop shot. (Walleyes destroyed it, too!) Green pumpkin is my go-to color. Just gently and slowly raise your rod tip once in a while and bounce the drop shot weight on the bottom. Deadly!
From: Vito Corleone: College Point, NY 7/9/17
Comments: Ive used this bait two weekends in a row. wore those bass out. I fished it slow on the bottom & the bass just picked it up. Awesome bait. watermelon/seed.
From: Don: USA 9/9/16
Comments: While the Magnum swamp crawler looked exactly as advertised, it did not perform as the regular swamp crawler did. when rigged Texas style, either with a sliding weight or a weighted hook (I use slider hooks), the Swamp Crawler tail never falls to bottom, but floats, but the Magnum Swamp Crawler lays flat on bottom. I think the floating tail attracts strikes better , but that's just my opinion
From: Lance: Waynesboro, MS 8/19/15