Overview
The Zoom Swimmer features a classic hollow body design and realistic shad-shaped body. Its lively paddle tail produces a lifelike swimming action proven to entice big, quality bass, as well as, attract sheer numbers of bites. A proven producer on the tournament trails, Zoom recommends fishing it on a light or heavy jig head and working a slow swimming action back to the boat. Salt-impregnated as well for added fish attraction and available in a range of quality colors, the Zoom 5" Swimmer is a go-to swimbait for waterways across the US.
-Hollow body swimbait
-Slow swimmer
-Salt-impregnated
| Length | Quantity |
| 4" | 4 |
| 5" | 3 |
Previous Feedback
Comments: I've used the four inch version on multiple lakes in the southeast USA with great success on a yum flash mob jr umbrella rig with buckeye swimbait heads, highly recommend them for big fish!
From: Jill: Ormond Beach, FL 4/13/21
Comments: Recently bought a few packs of these.. and they are just okay. You can tell they are an injection poured bait and definitely not a hand pour. Some inconsistencies from bait to bait in their swim. 5/10
From: Jason: Summer land, CA 7/25/20
Comments: Great body roll action while retrieving but Little to no movement or tail action as the lure falls freely!!
From: Anthony: Australia 7/21/17
Comments: I picked a pack of these up when they came out. I normally fish basstrix or keitech but I thought what they hey. Anyway they will not run straight, they roll the entire cast, and when you can get it to not roll you have to wind it as fast as you can to get any tail action at all. Maybe I got a bad bag I have no idea.
From: Brent: Pocahontas, IL 7/20/17
Comments: These things are killer on the TN River Lakes. Fished some ledges with these recently on Chickamauga and they got hammered! Paired them with a J-Will 3/4 oz head and had great hookups. The action of the swimbait is great and colors are awesome, my favorite is Tennessee Shad. Only flaw that I noticed was the eyes fall off quick, but the bait still got hammered afterwards so not a big deal.
From: Rodney: Dayton, TN 5/24/17
Comments: Bought two different colors of these in 5" and paired them with the Revenge Swimbait hedz. On three different lakes, I got hammered on bridge pilings. Didn't matter whether or not I was in 25' or 75' of water. Throw past the piling, count it down between 5-10 feet, reel four or five times and let it die. If there are fish schooled on those pilings they will hammer this thing.
From: Jesse: Saint Robert, MO 11/18/16
Comments: Love this bait. It catches big fish. Also small bass will hit it. Great baits. Swims true, looks good in the water. Give it a try. You will like it
From: Ronnie: Mineral Well, TX 5/19/16