The Micro features a tungsten ball near the head to aid in fall rate, allowing this bait to weigh in at 1/16 ounces. The introduction of this bait came as an answer to anglers hopes for an even smaller lipless crankbait than the original Z-Viber. The latest addition to the Z-Viber line brought the new baby of the family, the Z-Viber Micro, which comes in at a staggering 0.6 inches. These three connection points allow anglers to adjust how the bait moves through the water on the retrieve.
These models feature a pair of custom Eurotackle treble hooks and three different rigging options. The larger profiles of 2 inches, 2.4 inches and 2.75 inches, respectively, feature a slightly different profile, but still hold the recognizable Z-Viber design.
Z viber .5 plus#
The second generation of the Z-Viber family included the introduction of the 1/8 ounce, 3/8 ounce, and 5/8 ounce, which expanded the target species to larger predators, like walleye, bass, pike, lake trout and plus sized panfish. Due to it’s free swinging, single hook, the Z-Viber can be fished around heavy cover, like wood and rock, as well as in thick weeds without getting hung up. The micro profile and unique design make the original Z-Viber a prime choice for panfish and trout. The lure was specifically developed to fill a void in the fishing world that was formerly neglected. At the time of it’s introduction the original Z-Viber was the smallest lipless crankbait to ever hit the market – coming at it one inch in length and one-sixteenth (1/16) of an ounce. Over the last several seasons, it has received it’s fair share of hype - all of which are well warranted.
Introduced in 2017, the Z-Viber hit the ice fishing market by storm.
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