Zoom 4″ Boot Tail Fluke (10 pk)
A solid-bodied swimbait which combines the best attributes of two of Zoom’s all-time Classics – the lifelike body of the legendary Fluke with the hard shaking tail of the more recently-introduced hollow Zoom Swimmer.
Filling an important niche, it combines the durability and heft of a solid body with the nimble action of the Fluke and the body roll provided by the boot tail. It moves water at any speed, and can be fished throughout the water column. It can be applied to a wide variety of techniques, too.
While the Boot Tail Fluke is exceptional on a weighted swimbait hook or a jighead, it’s also deadly on the back of a vibrating jig or swim jig, as well as a castable umbrella rig. When fish demand more water displacement than the Fluke can provide, and have grown accustomed to it, this lure delivers the extra movement and action they’re looking for.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Size | 4 inches |
| Quantity | 10 pieces |
| Body Type | Solid body |
| Tail Type | Boot tail |
| Design Features | Lifelike body, hard shaking tail, body roll |
FAQ
What makes the Boot Tail Fluke different from the standard Fluke?
The Boot Tail Fluke features a solid body for durability and heft, combined with a hard-shaking boot tail that provides more water displacement and action than the standard Fluke. This makes it ideal when fish require more movement or are used to larger, more active lures.
Can this lure be used with a vibrating jig?
Yes, the Boot Tail Fluke performs well on the back of a vibrating jig or swim jig, offering enhanced movement and water displacement.
Is it suitable for use in deep water?
Yes, it can be fished throughout the water column, making it effective in both shallow and deep water conditions.
Molly Morrison –
This lure works great in both shallow and deep water. The boot tail gives it a strong, natural action that fish respond to. I’ve used it with a jighead and on a vibrating jig—both times I caught several big bass. It’s durable and holds up well after repeated use.
Bernadette Black –
Fished it during a late summer trip and saw good results. The body roll and tail action mimic live bait well. A bit heavier than the standard Fluke, but that’s exactly what I needed for deeper water fishing.
Justin Morrison –
Great addition to my tackle box. Works well on a castable umbrella rig and with a weighted hook. Fish are more aggressive when I use this lure, especially in clear water conditions.