I have found the Baitfish version to be especially effective in salt water for Speckled Trout. It is my go-to artificial when looking to fill stringers.

Has great action for shallow water fluke and bass fishing.. love this on a light jig head

This is lure catches anything in the water. Salt or fresh you will get hooked up!

This plastic has been a top seller for years everywhere for a reason. I like to fish it on a Texas rig with a pegged 1/8 oz. bullet weight. Its slim profile allows it to get deep into cover and slip through vegetation with ease. Tex-spose the hook and jerk it through grass or laydowns. A lot of anglers may not know this, but this plastic is also the best bladed jig trailer there is. When rigged on something like a Chatterbait or a Thunder Cricket the fluked tail will flick, wiggle, and get you a lot of bites. An American-made product at $4 a pack? This is a no-brainer!

Fishing my local reservoir generated a nice 4 lb bass. This thing twitches like crazy. Bass can't help it!

If you are looking for Zoom Cotton Candy they have apparently changed colors, this is more of a dark plum color than every package of Cotton Candy I've ever seen before. Actually have an RMA to return them.

Love the flukes. They are cheap and very effective way to catch some nice bass. Had to try the lemon shad color for my river since chartreuse is a top producer. I think these actually do better with the added pearl color. Love the action. Can’t beat the flukes from Zoom!!

When the bass are eating shad this is one of my favorite colors in the Salty Super Fluke.

In our lake the fish are feeding on shad right now. They like this color better than pearl or albino (which I've fished a lot).

Tons of ways to fish it and it gets bit year round. Don't leave home without them!

Fish love this color

white for blue-fin trevally, even small gt will hit this. medium retrive, tail action really good.

The fluke works well in saltwater. You have to work at moving it though to attract the fish. Its more a sight type bait and it works well inshore with trevally species. Have not tried it offshore yet. The retrieve I found most successful is the medium to medium/fast.

this is the boss in cold dirty water, and often over looked

These are great baits for imitating small finfish or shrimp when targeting multiple inshore species. They are especially capable rigged under a popping cork on a 1/8 oz jig head.