YUM Ned Dinger 3" Soft Plastic Fishing Lures for Largemouth & Smallmouth Bass, 10-Count

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.

The Junebug Dinger is my go to worm for Wacky Worm fishing. I caught over 1000 bass in 2017 almost exclusively on the Junebug dinger. Occasionally, I use alternate baits becasue I feel guilty catching so many fish with the same rig. Yum worms seem to sink slower than the other brands which I belive allows more time in the strike zone. If you want to "catch" instead of "fish", start wacky worm fishing with Yum worms.

I am a Yum Dinger fanatic since I started fishing them last year. I caught my PB largemouth on a 4" carolina pumpkin\chartreuse tail Dinger. I have also fished junebug with great results, green pumpkin, green pumpkin\chartreuse tail, black/blue flake, black, watermelon seed. They work great. I usually almost always fish them Texas rigged with a 2/0 or 3/0 ewg hook, and a 3/16 oz bullet weight. I am not a very patient person and they just fall too slow for me fished weightless, but I plan to try again this year. Tight lines.

No matter what, I can throw a Yum Dinger and know I'll be fighting a Bass any minute now. My favorite way to rig the dinger is weightless texas rig or wacky, depending on the cover. I like to skip it right up underneath or against cover, like timber, and let it sink on slack line and just wait for your line to jump! Super exciting way to fish!

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.

The Bream colored 5" dinger works amazing in Edisto River in South Carolina. I was having a lot of trouble as of late finding a bait that the bass would take in my favorite river to fish until I discovered the Bream 5" dinger. I now try to carry at least 3 bags or more with me in my arsenal when I hit Edisto because the bass destroy em! I've never had bass be drawn to a specific color worm like they are to this one in any place I've fished! Thanks Yum for making this color!! We love you guys!

I somehow ended up with a sample package of these. (Mystery Tackle Box maybe) My pack there was only 5. Well in a very clear water pool with tons of cover it was near impossible to get a bite. I was trying things I never tried and out of the box comes these I had forgot I even had. I Texas rigged one with a 2/0 worm hook and 2nd cast we had fish on. The only drawback I had was they were semi "brittle". After about 4 fish it was coming apart pretty bad in both places the hook was in the worm. If it wasn't for that I would rate these a 5 star because they are a superb weapon.