Really good senko here. I think they last longer then most competition. Watermelon red flake always seem to do the trick.

All I use. Best value on the market

Bass love em, use Texas rigged, wacky, and straight. Catches fish as good as Yamamotos for 1/3 the price

I live in southern New England and concentrate on bass in the summer months. I use this color as a wacky worm when the sun is out, feeling the sparkling gold flakes reflect sunlight and bring strikes from fish.

I was told by a friend in my church that this color Dinger should be "Outlawed" because it catches to many bass & Jacks. I knew the color was a good one for lizards but had no idea this bait would be so productive. Bass just chock-it, so change the name to" The Outlaw Worm"

The natural color is perfect for bass

watermelon seed awesome color

This bait just pure catches fish.

Tin Foil color looks great in the water.

fish on Rayburn like them and they hold together better than senkos

hold together better than senkos and fish on Rayburn like them

I couldn't believe how lethal this Dinger is! I use the 3" - 4" on my drop shot and get hit after hit!

Just got back from a fishing trip to Lake Baccarac in Mexico. Luckily I received my delivery 2 days before the trip. I purchased the Watermelon Red Flake and the Green Pumpkin / Chartreuse tail along with Pumpkin Pepper color. The Watermelon Red Flake worked the best with the Green Pumpkin / Chartreuse tail second. Well let me tell you, I throw a lot of Sweet Beaver baits and Lizards , but after using these 2 colors and baits.....Texas Rigged.....I put down the other baits.

Fishing with a friend that throws Lizards most of the time, and after out fishing him like 5 to one, he finally put one on......well he could not stop using it after that. This bait just flat out catches fish. I have not even tried it out wacky style yet!

Love the slot that Yum puts in the bait for Texas rigging.

The chartreuse pepper Yum Dinger is my go to color anytime of the year here in North Central Texas and has helped me catch dozens of largemouths over 5 pounds consistently...

One of my go to lures when the bass are finicky or chasing perch and bluegills. The luminescent color invites "hit like a truck" bites. Love my Yum Dingers, help me catch double digit weights bass. I prefer throwing them weedless/weightless or whacky rigged.