YUM Dinger Soft Plastic Worm 3" Green Pumpkin Purple Flake 10 Count

This item fished like a SENKO. Caught many smallmouth on it. Highly recommended

These seem to be a good quality. Haven't used yet. Son was happy with the gift.

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.

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 have done "side by side" comparisons with all manner of soft stick baits. Some do seem to catch fewer fish than others, but several brands just flat catch more fish and Yum Fingers are right up there at the top. I can't say they catch more fish than a Senko, per cast, but they definitely catch many more fish per bait, are far less expensive and you end up with more fish per hour fishing because you're spending more time casting and less time rigging. I don't even carry Senkos any more.

This color is money during the bream spawn throughout the summer in shallow water when the fish are holding tight to shade and cover. I wacky rig it with a nail weight on the tail. It has landed 6 bass in a hour many times over which is good for me any day. Fish it slow slow. The slower the better with my experience using it wacky style.

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.

One of the best bass lures i use in the mid to late summer range. Great for fishing on rocks or sometimes in weeds. I personally love the green pumpkin with charteuse tip color. Only downside is I have lost 8 to bass eating them while they are biting it but I have yet to lose a fish. Great to fish.

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.