Zoom Shimmer Shad – 3 Inch
Features:
- The Zoom Shimmer Shad 3 Inch offers a new shimmering light on the traditional shad that excels and outperforms competition in many different scenarios!
- Constructed from a super strong soft plastic material, the Shimmer Shad can withstand the abuse of consistent fishing.
- Designed with a ribbed skeletal design and fork shaped tail, the Shimmer Shad quivers on retrieve resulting in captivating action bass cant resist!
- Best fished on Bladed Jigs, Buzzbaits, Spinnerbaits or almost any other type of rig, the Shimmer Shad is sure to land you plenty of fish.
- Available in a variety of colors and measuring in at 3 inches in length and coming in packs of 8, the Zoom Shimmer Shad is just what your tackle box needs!
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Length | 3 inches |
| Package Quantity | 8 pieces |
| Material | Super strong soft plastic |
| Design Features | Ribbed skeletal design, fork shaped tail |
FAQ
What types of fishing rigs work best with the Zoom Shimmer Shad?
The Zoom Shimmer Shad works best on Bladed Jigs, Buzzbaits, Spinnerbaits, or almost any other type of rig.
Is the Shimmer Shad durable during frequent use?
Yes, it is constructed from a super strong soft plastic material that can withstand consistent fishing abuse.
Does the Shimmer Shad have a unique movement when retrieved?
Yes, its ribbed skeletal design and fork-shaped tail create a quivering action that attracts bass.




Brian McLean –
I’ve used the Zoom Shimmer Shad for several weeks now and it’s proven to be a reliable lure. The quivering action on retrieve draws bass consistently, especially when using it with a spinnerbait. The material holds up well even after repeated use in rough water.
Liam Hemmings –
The shimmer effect is noticeable and adds a lot of appeal to the lure. I’ve tried it with both buzzbaits and bladed jigs and caught several fish. The pack of eight is sufficient for regular use.
Joe Hunter –
Great quality and design. The forked tail gives it a natural movement that mimics real prey. I’ve seen it catch fish in both clear and murky water conditions.