The yoro-yoro is the slightly shallower diver of this fantastic Bass Lure
The MEGABASS gataride and yoro yoro 120 offers excitment at many levels. Firstly, its articulated lip generates quite intense vibration up the line and rod especially at fast retrieval.
Secondly, the water port on top of the body creates water displacement that a bass can supposedly detect. Thirdly, its double tungsten ball bearing system (which is visible on the beautiful translucent Zonk 120 HG series) gives it considerable casting distance.
Lastly, this lure doesn’t require rigorous work on your part. By varying the speed, drawing and pausing, Now, isn’t it a genius?
Iain Sellors with a nice bass on a megabass zonk
Features:
- Water port on top of the body that creates a water displacement that bass can detect
- Movable Double Tungsten Ball Bearing Casting System
- Glass fibre diving lip (Super thin and more resistant against damage thanthe regular plastic lip)
- Light-catching, reflective eyes and of course the GATARIDE REVELATION filing of the nodes on the bib will give you a long life with this the best Bass Lure available in the UK today and a fantastic and very rare colour very few available on the uk mainland of the magnificant Pearl Rainbow.
Further Reading
- Available to buy from Graham Hill’s Bass Fishing Shop
- Forum Topics on the megabass zonk gataride
- How to mend a broken megabass zonk gataride
- Best Colours
Megabass Zonk Video By Graham Hill
Megabass Bass Lures Gallery
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Love them – the “white rag” of bass lures – ask anyone who’s used them, the vibration on the tip plays havoc with the bass’s lateral sense, and in murky water that’s what you need
Love the vibrations, hate the cheap trebles and flaky jointed vane that breaks if a fish farts near it.
wouldnt be without mine .a bit pricey but they do the job as said before though the lip is the only draw back ,
i have broke one but mended it and it is still catching bass ,they certainly give a lot of feedback in the rod tip when working them
Saddens me to see you killing these great fish.. Especially specimen fish in the first pic to enjoy the sport must use catch and release