In addition to traveling the country fishing the FLW Tour, Zoom pro Jonathan Newton guides on the famed Tennessee River lakes. That means, in the summertime, he has to be a master of ledges. Once the water gets warm, big bass and big schools of bass, head out to the river channel and look to put the feedbag on.
After bass leave the beds, their next job is to protect the newly-hatched offspring. This makes them skittish and protective, but it can also make them extremely aggressive. Fry guarders can be some of the most irritating fish to chase – they should be easy to locate and aggravate, but that’s not always the case.
Noted Arkansas river rat Billy McCaghren has flipped up a few thousand bass in his tournament career, but each year he learns a little more about how to refine the technique.
The Zoom Ultra Vibe Speed Craw has rightfully earned its place as an ultra-popular “utility player” in the bass fishing world.
Here is a chance to own an autographed Gerald Swindle 2014 tournament jersey. Along with his jersey is a bag full of Zoom Plastics.
Gerald Swindle helps introduce the new Z-Craw. It takes the place of a lot of other lures, and should excel in a wide variety of situations.
Casey Ashley used the Zoom Super Fluke Jr., a silent killer, to win the 2015 Bassmaster Classic on Lake Hartwell.
ZOOM Pro – Casey Ashley won the 2015 Bassmaster Classic on a bait his father made for him. It’s a 3/8 oz. blade runner with a 4/0 Mustad and a Zoom Bait