Congratulations – Edwin Evers
Congratulations to Zoom Pro Edwin Evers on his dramatic victory at the Bassmaster Classic!
Five Zoom Pros in 2016 Bassmaster Classic
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…
Versatile Strader Punches His Classic Ticket Early
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’s Updated Look
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 Introduces Its First Hollow Bodied Swimbait
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…
Wesley Strader Wins BASS Open
Congratulations to Wesley Strader on his big win at the 2016 BASS Southern Open on Kissimmee.
McMillan’s Z-Craw Dominance
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.
Chattering into Fall With the Speed Craw
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.
Q&A with Offshore Boating Electronics Guru, Chris Baxter
TH Marine talked with offshore boating electronics guru, Chris Baxter. From his vantage point with Zoom Bait…
Fishing for the Classic
The 2015 Bassmaster Toyota Angler of the Year Championship (AOY) is almost underway. Except, the 2015 AOY has already been determined. What is actually being determined this week will be who’s going to make it into the 2016 Bassmaster Classic on Grand Lake. ZOOM has six pros in the tournament.
A Rootbeer Addiciton
Zoom’s Salty Super Tube is available in colors ranging from old standards to classics of the future.
J-Will’s Swimbait Superlatives
South Carolina pro Jason Williamson has two Elite Series victories in his career, one slinging big swimbaits on Lake Amistad in Texas, the other closer to home at Clarks Hill
Forrest Wood Cup: ZOOM’s Stacked Deck
We have six ZOOM FLW Pro’s competing in the upcoming 2015 Forrest Wood Cup. Some could say ZOOM has stacked the deck for a win this year!!!
Wesley Strader’s Three Choices for Vibrating Jig Trailers
“When I want the vibrating jig to get down, I use a Super Fluke Jr. When I want to keep it up, I use the Speed Craw. When I want to keep it really high in the water column, then I go to the Z Craw.”
Edwin’s Dropshot Buffet
Edwin Evers is excited to give the new Zoom Z3 Swamp Crawler a workout. ZOOM’s first triple laminate worm comes in a range of amazing color patterns.
ZOOM Launches Z-3 Hand-Poured Worm
Zoom Bait Company announces the release of the new Z-3 Swamp Crawler.
Inside Casey’s Boat
Take a look inside Casey Ashley’s boat – thanks to Bassmaster!
Edwin Evers Wins BASSFest
Congratulations ZOOM Bait, BASS Elite Pro Edwin Evers! After taking over the lead, Day 2 at BASSFest on Kentucky Lake, Edwin took off and never looked back.
Newton’s Pair for Ledges
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.
Trick-ing Fry Guarders
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.