Zoom Creepy Crawler Twin Tail Grub Jig Trailer – 3 Inch
Features:
- The Zoom Creepy Crawler is a versatile 3 inch soft plastic bait designed as a trailer to add lively action and extra appeal to your favorite jigs and spinnerbaits!
- Made from salt-impregnated soft plastic, it offers enhanced taste and durability for longer, more effective use.
- Its standout feature is the pair of long, thin grub tails that deliver a wild kicking motion at any retrieve speed, enticing more strikes!
- Ideal as a trailer on vibrating jigs, swim jigs, spinnerbaits, or buzzbaits to add both movement and a splash of color to your setup.
- Available in multiple color options and measures 3 inches while coming in packs of 16, giving anglers flexibility to match hatch and fishing conditions!
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Length | 3 inches |
| Package Quantity | 16 pieces |
| Material | Salt-impregnated soft plastic |
| Use | Trailer for jigs, spinnerbaits, swim jigs, buzzbaits |
FAQ
What makes the twin tail design effective?
The pair of long, thin grub tails creates a wild kicking motion when retrieved, which mimics natural prey movement and attracts more strikes.
Is the bait durable in saltwater environments?
Yes, it is made from salt-impregnated soft plastic, which provides enhanced durability and taste retention in saltwater conditions.
Can it be used with different types of lures?
Yes, it is compatible with vibrating jigs, swim jigs, spinnerbaits, and buzzbaits, adding movement and visual appeal to various setups.
Carolyn Hardacre –
Used this with my spinnerbait during a morning fishing trip. The twin tails kicked a lot even at slow speeds. Fish were biting much more than before. Great color options and the pack of 16 lasts through multiple sessions.
Una Hart –
Felt like a real improvement over my old trailers. The movement it creates when retrieved is noticeable. Works well with both slow and fast retrieves. Slightly more expensive but worth it for the action.
Jane Marshall –
Perfect for matching the local bait color. The salt-impregnated plastic holds up well in the bay. I’ve used it with both swim jigs and buzzbaits and saw a noticeable increase in strikes.
Nathan Ross –
The tails move naturally and attract fish even in low-light conditions. It’s a small piece but makes a big difference in how the lure looks and acts in the water.