Zoom Super Chunk Jr. Jig Trailer – 2 Inch
Features:
- The Zoom Super Chunk Jr. is a 2-inch chunk-style jig trailer designed to mimic a crawfish in a smaller profile, ideal for bass that crave high-action yet bite-sized meals.
- Crafted from soft plastic infused with salt, the bait offers enhanced taste and durability, encouraging fish to hold on longer after striking.
- Features hard-pumping claws that flap wildly, simulating a crawfish’s defensive stance and delivering irresistible motion that draws aggressive strikes.
- Perfect as a trailer for flipping, casting, or swim jigs—on the fall it mimics a defensive craw, while on retrieve it sends out steady vibrations to attract bass.
- Available in a variety of colors and measuring in at 2 inches, coming in packs of 6.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Size | 2 inches |
| Quantity per Pack | 6 units |
| Material | Soft plastic infused with salt |
| Design | Chunk-style with hard-pumping claws |
FAQ
What makes the Zoom Super Chunk Jr. different from other crawfish trailers?
The Zoom Super Chunk Jr. features hard-pumping claws that flap wildly, simulating a crawfish’s defensive stance and creating strong motion that attracts aggressive strikes. The salt-infused soft plastic enhances taste and durability, helping fish hold on longer after biting.
Is the trailer suitable for use in both still and moving water?
Yes, the trailer works well in both still and moving water. On the fall, it mimics a defensive craw, and during retrieval, it produces steady vibrations that attract bass.
How many units are included in a pack?
Each pack contains 6 units of the 2-inch Zoom Super Chunk Jr. trailer.




Joe Gray –
Used this trailer during a late fall bass fishing trip and saw consistent strikes. The claws flap nicely and the salt-infused plastic seems to hold up well in water. Great for flipping and swim jigs.
Paul Martin –
Fished with this trailer in a slow-moving creek and got several bites. The motion on retrieve is realistic and the small size works well for bass that prefer smaller prey.
Katherine Chapman –
The pack came with six units in a variety of colors. Easy to attach to the jig and the movement when retrieved is very lifelike. Fish were more active than usual.
Dylan Duncan –
Works well in both casting and flipping. The salt taste seems to appeal to bass, and the trailer holds up better than typical plastic baits.