Yum Lures Dinger

Nothing much to say except it's a color scheme the bass really likeRig it wacky or TexasI like to let it set on the bottom a whileThe plastic isn't as heavy as a Yamamoto but this is not always bad thingI typically catch 3-5 fish on a single stickI rig it through weightless TexasAnd when that starts to get ripped up switch it to wacky

While exploring some new honey holes for largemouth bass, ran out of Yamamoto senko baits. My bait shop was out, so I tried these. Same results. Lets face it, these baits aren't rocket science once you have the mold. Just a great bait, at a good price!

This is one of the most effective lures I have ever used. My son gave me a pack and I politely put in my box and thanked him; all the while thinking"how could this lure catch any thing? It looks like a cheap cigar" One very, very slow day after I tried almost everything in my box but the can opener I came across the Dinger. By this time it was noon, hot and bright. I caught six or eight fish in the next dozen casts. Fish it slow or dead stick it. They will pick it up off the bottom. When it gets beat up fish it wacky rig. This lure has been my first choice since that day.I started bass fishing on the St. Johns River in Florida sixty-four years ago. I wish this lure had been around back then.

I bought these in the orange (bubblegum lemon swirl) color because they look like what John from Creek Fishing Adventures uses in a lot of bass fishing videos. They look like skinny Cheetos puffs. I have no idea why a bass would think these were food of any kind, but they do. I've only taken them fishing once, but I caught half a dozen good-sized spotted bass with them already using a Texas rig. These work well.

Fast shipping but the they must have changed their rubber formula or something because 1 fish and the worm is done. Way too “hard”... I have bags of Yum worms from years back and they are much softer, move better in the water and last way longer

Yum dingers are pretty reputable, so I’ll attach a picture and say they’re soft plastics.Update: After having fished them for a hot minute, I’ve concluded that these things generally do not hold up for more than one fish. If you Texas rig, then they’ll rip at the top. You might be able to wacky rig after you Texas rig, but they don’t hold up too well after 1 fish, which is ok.

Best stick bait on the market! Super life like action on the drop and hold up well fish after fish no need to keep changing them out. This color works way better in our water clarity than the watermelon reds, can’t beat blue/black for dirty water. You can rig these 100 different ways it’s a fish killer!!

I’ve tried everybody Worm out there probably. These are the best for the money. They are my go to when I fish any new body of water. I use them strictly for wacky rig and if there are BASS to be had, these will let me know immediately!

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