The 9” Z-Man GrubZ 9 inch worked well on both species. 30 to 145 foot water. Bounced off the bottom with 8 ounce bullet head jig.

TBH this 9" bait looks identical when compared directly to the 6" Doormatador grub, so this may have been a mistake from their marketing department. It is 9" long when you extend the tail though. Regardless, it is still an awesome grub that anything from a smallmouth to a Muskie would not hesitate to inhale. The main thing with other brands of grubs is the tails can get bit off. Maybe a barracuda could pull that off, but nothing in freshwater is going to.....CAN'T BEAT ElaZtech!!!

I like them a lot and so do the fish.

Best artificial trailer on a buck tail for fluke. They last 10x longer then gulp and I’ve gone entire day using only one with double digits of fish.

For finesse worm situations that require a little more kick. Texas rig them and pitch them under docks, or punch them through a grass mat. You'll thank me later, I promise

The 9” Z-Man GrubZ 9 inch worked well on both species. 30 to 145 foot water. Bounced off the bottom with 8 ounce bullet head jig.

TBH this 9" bait looks identical when compared directly to the 6" Doormatador grub, so this may have been a mistake from their marketing department. It is 9" long when you extend the tail though. Regardless, it is still an awesome grub that anything from a smallmouth to a Muskie would not hesitate to inhale. The main thing with other brands of grubs is the tails can get bit off. Maybe a barracuda could pull that off, but nothing in freshwater is going to.....CAN'T BEAT ElaZtech!!!

I like them a lot and so do the fish.

Best artificial trailer on a buck tail for fluke. They last 10x longer then gulp and I’ve gone entire day using only one with double digits of fish.

For finesse worm situations that require a little more kick. Texas rig them and pitch them under docks, or punch them through a grass mat. You'll thank me later, I promise