After 17 Forrest Wood Cup appearances and two Bassmaster Classic qualifications, and as he nears the $2 million mark in career winnings, Wesley Strader still just wants to fish. Whether it’s bluegills, catfish, or the bass that pay his mortgage, he said that “the more I fish, the more comfortable I am with my equipment and my mechanics.”
Less than two months shy of his 30th birthday, Brandon Palaniuk overcame a tough start to his 2017 campaign to rally back in unprecedented fashion and claim the most difficult title in professional bass fishing, the Bassmaster Elite Series Angler of the Year award.
Congratulations to Zoom Pro Brandon Palaniuk for an incredible tournament and overall victory at the BASS Texas Fest on Sam Rayburn. His top rigs included using a Zoom Magnum Finesse Worm – Green Pumpkin and the Zoom Ol’ Monster – Plum. You can check out the top baits used by the top 12 anglers on bassmaster.com.
Good job to the following four that made the top 30!
Congrats to Casey Ashley and Brandon Palaniuk for making it to the final day at Toledo Bend!
We are announcing the release of the new 5-inch Boot Tail Fluke, a solid-bodied swimbait which combines the best attributes of two of Zoom’s all-time Classics …
They say that everything’s bigger in Texas, so expect the winning bags at this year’s Bassmaster Classic on Lake Conroe near Houston to set some records. The field will feature nine Zoom pros, all of them with a good chance of emerging from three days of competition with the sport’s most coveted trophy.
Fresh off a nail biter at clear and chilly Cherokee, the Zoom Elite Series Pro Team took most of the finesse equipment out of their boats and geared up for sunny Florida and Lake Okeechobee. The Big O is one of the most storied venues in bass tournament history, and the Zoom pros looked to keep their momentum pushing forward.
Zoom Bait Company announces the release of the new 4-inch Zoom Swimmer.
The current leader of the Bassmaster Toyota Angler of the Year race, ZOOM Pro – Gerald Swindle, landed himself in the top 12 yet again. He attributes a number of his catches on Cayuga Lake to the ZOOM Ultra Vibe Speed Worm. Here is a look at some of our awesome ZOOM Pros from Cayuga…
With the massive waters of Lake Texoma swelled by consistent rains, Elite Series anglers were forced to flip and pitch to the heaviest cover they could find, often extracting big bass from the bases of flooded trees in 9 or 10 feet of water. The tool of choice for many top finishers was a Zoom…
Take a look a few of the ZOOM Bait Pros at the Bass Elite tournament on Toledo Bend.
Congratulations to ZOOM Pro Randall Tharp!!
The win wasn’t easy, but his lure choices were – two ZOOM standards and two colors that never let him down.
This year’s Bassmaster Classic field will feature five ZOOM pros, all of them veterans in their own right with a good chance of emerging from three days of competition at Oklahoma’s Grand Lake with the sport’s most coveted trophy. As the winner of the 2015 Classic on Lake Hartwell, 32 year old Casey Ashley will…
By winning the first Bassmaster Open of 2016 – the Southern Open on Florida’s Lake Toho — Tennessee pro Wesley Strader became the first angler to qualify for the 2017 Bassmaster Classic.
ZOOM Bait Company has revamped and freshened up its website to reflect the company’s position at the leading edge of the fishing industry.
ZOOM is happy to announce the release of the new 5″ ZOOM Swimmer, a hollow bodied swimbait with a very realistic shad-shaped body and a lively paddle tail for lifelike swimming action. The five-inch swimbait moves water at any speed, and can be fished from 6 inches of water all the way down to the…
Zoom Pro Brandon McMillan of Florida closed out a historically dominant season on the Bassmaster Southern Open trail with a win at Lake Seminole to earn the points title over fellow Floridian Trevor Fitzgerald.
As both air and water temperatures start to drop, so too does the water level on many of our lakes. On the TVA chain, FLW Tour pro Terry Bolton is getting ready for the winter drawdown and in order to do so he’s putting one of his favorite springtime lures – the vibrating jig – back into the boat for Fall.