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Zoom Magnum Trick Worm 7 Inch Fishing Bait for Bass

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $7.49.Current price is: $5.18.

7-inch bulky soft bait with natural slither action attracts wary bass in cover and structure.

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Zoom Magnum Trick Worm – 7 Inch

Features:

  • The Magnum Trick Worm is a bulky, 7-inch straight-tailed soft bait designed to attract wary bass with a natural slithering action and a beefier profile than the original Trick Worm.
  • Made from salt-impregnated, durable soft plastic, it offers a lifelike texture and enhanced scent to entice fish.
  • Its hefty segmented body creates a smooth, natural slither that stands out, especially when rigged weightless or with subtle movements.
  • Perfect for rigging wacky style, on a wide-gap hook, or behind a tungsten weight for Carolina rigs and shaky heads, allowing it to move freely through cover.
  • Available in various colors and measuring 7 inches, coming in packs of 8.
Specification Detail
Length 7 inches
Package Quantity 8 pieces
Material Salt-impregnated soft plastic
Use Case Bass fishing, wacky style, Carolina rig, shaky head

FAQ

What makes the Magnum Trick Worm different from the original Trick Worm?

The Magnum Trick Worm has a bulkier, beefier profile and a more pronounced slithering action, making it more effective at attracting wary bass.

Can it be used in a Carolina rig?

Yes, it works well behind a tungsten weight in a Carolina rig due to its ability to move freely through cover.

Is it suitable for use without a weight?

Yes, it can be rigged weightless and still produce a natural slithering motion that attracts fish.

3 reviews for Zoom Magnum Trick Worm 7 Inch Fishing Bait for Bass

  1. Richard Vaughan –

    This worm performs great in cover. The slithering action is realistic and bass are consistently biting when I use it in a shaky head rig. The salt-impregnated material holds up well in freshwater conditions.

  2. Michelle Metcalfe –

    I’ve tried several soft plastics, but the Magnum Trick Worm stands out. It moves naturally and catches more fish than the standard models. Works well on a wide-gap hook.

  3. Lauren Grant –

    Used it in a Carolina rig with a tungsten weight. The worm moves smoothly through brush and weeds, and I’ve seen multiple bass strikes. The color options are helpful for different water conditions.

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