YUM Dinger Fishing Lure Soft bait Carolina Pumpkin Chartreuse 5 in

Half the price of a senko and a lot more durable. You can catch multiple fish on a single bait. And the color selection is just fantastic! I got the black/blue flake, green pumpkin, watermelon seed, and Carolina pumpkin/chartreuse.

Absolutely a go to anytime of year

Rigged shaky head, weightless or Texas they catch fish. I have very strong confidence in them. I only throw about 4 colors and they work perfectly. I highly recommend.

Put the dingers in your arsenal… Always a fish catcher !!

I fish the 5 inch Dinger wacky rigged in the creeks and rivers of the Tidal System here in northeast NC on spinning rigs. Have caught many bass on a variety of colors. Can't say one color is better than another although if I could only use one color I'd probably opt for the black with blue laminate or black with blue flakes. No need to pay 3 times as much for other worms when these will catch as many or more fish.

This is the bait I always have tied on no matter the circumstance except ice. Rigged Wacky or Texas style is equally effective. The Dinger can be fished in so many ways is why its my go to and a Swiss Army knife. I have literally caught Small Mouth, Large Mouth, Kentuckys, Blue Gill, Northern Pike, and Blue Gill. My colors are green pumpkin, black, watermelon pearl and black blue flake. What I like most about the Dinger specifically is - its the most durable senior/stick type bait on the market.

I fish in a large pond off a highway in a suburb of Tulsa Oklahoma. The pond is absolutely full of large mouth bass. I've tried all kinds of baits. But the bubblegum yum dinger, 5 inch is what catches the large mouth over and over again. Lemon Swirl is also good, but for some reason they love the bubblegum yum dinger. I won't go fishing there without it. Live perch is the second best bait. I love the bubblegum yum dinger - because it catches the large mouth!

what is not to like! They simply catch fish. Price is way better than Senkos and more in the package. They are also durable. A green or blue/ black is about all you need. There are a lot of colors if that is your thing. Have caught many varieties of fish while fishing bass with these.

The Yum Dinger has become my go to all around bait. I started throwing it with a Mustad 3/0 Ultra Lock hook weightless. I live in a desert in California and fish a small creek arm of the state's second longest river and in the summer time it regularly gets in the triple digits. I looked for years for a lure that will catch bass in the scorching dog days of summer and the Yum Dinger is it! It's the only thing bass hit when the weather spikes over 100°F. And I compared them to the world famous GYB Senkos Dingers out fished them in part because they are more durable on the hook and Yum's F2 scent flat out works!

When crank baits and spoons were being ignored the bass were quite interested in this worm. In the Great Lakes I recommend the watermelon pearl laminate as it is pretty much goby coloured. Good price compared to that expensive worm and works just as well. I'd lose the worm with each catch is the only down side...otherwise a durable lure that works.