🚚 Free shipping over $10 🔄 30-day free returns Use code WELCOME15 for 15% off
Sale!

Zoom Super Fluke Jr. 4 Inch Soft Jerkbait – Injured Shad Imitator for Bass

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $5.49.Current price is: $3.74.

Mimics injured shad with erratic action; perfect for bass in grass or open water.

Limited time offer
Color: Choose an option
Buy Now — Free Shipping
30-Day Free Returns
Secure Payment
Ships in 24h
SKU: BKF0001728164 Categories: , ,

Zoom Super Fluke Jr. Soft Jerkbait – 4 Inch

The Zoom Super Fluke Jr. Soft Jerkbait is a baitfish imitator designed to mimic injured shad, perfect for enticing bass around grass, laydowns, or open water.

Made from salt-impregnated soft plastic for added weight and enhanced realism, helping fish hold on longer once they bite.

Its deep belly design includes a hook slot and forked tail, giving it an erratic darting, gliding, and knuckleball-style action that triggers strikes from even neutral fish.

Rig it weightless for a surface-skittering presentation or add a belly-weighted hook or inserts for deeper retrieves—extremely versatile in various fishing scenarios.

Specification Detail
Length 4 inches
Package Quantity 10 units
Material Soft plastic, salt-impregnated
Hook Type Hook slot with forked tail

FAQ

What kind of fishing situations is the Zoom Super Fluke Jr. best suited for?

The Zoom Super Fluke Jr. is ideal for fishing around grass, laydowns, or open water where bass are actively feeding on injured shad imitations.

Can the bait be rigged for both surface and deep fishing?

Yes, it can be rigged weightless for surface-skittering or with belly-weighted hook inserts for deeper retrieves.

Is the soft plastic durable in saltwater environments?

The salt-impregnated material provides added weight and durability, enhancing realism and performance in saltwater conditions.

3 reviews for Zoom Super Fluke Jr. 4 Inch Soft Jerkbait – Injured Shad Imitator for Bass

  1. Stephen Cameron –

    Used this in a grassy area during early morning and caught two bass within 30 minutes. The darting action kept fish interested even when they weren’t actively feeding. Easy to rig and stays on the line well.

  2. Eric Underwood –

    Felt like a natural shad imitation. Worked well in open water with a slow retrieve. The forked tail adds a lot of movement that triggers strikes from passive fish.

  3. Emily Burgess –

    Great versatility—used it both on the surface and with a weighted hook. Caught a large bass on a deep retrieve. The salt-impregnated plastic holds up well in brackish water.

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *