Yum Lures Yum Swim ' N Dinger

This is my first time using A plastic worm. We went out fishing and caught three bass on them. They’re very versatile with the paddle as you can swim them, drop shot them, use them weighted or weightless. They come in a variety of colors and ar reasonably priced compared to other brands.We were able to reuse them and on occasions when the worms got torn, you just clip off the damaged part and reuse it! You can even cut the paddle off if you want to use it as a senko. The performance was great I’ll be buying more

Great worm. Nice color, solid build, great action in the water. These are pretty durable and you can usually catch multiple fish before the worm is torn up too badly to use.

Great product

Have used it a couple times. Still trying to figure out how to have a successful catch with it.

Love these guys, and so do the fish! Has been my go to bait this summer!

Great action in the water, fish in heavy cover. Little bass keep eating the tails off but I use them anyway like a regular Dinger.

I've never fished a swimming worm, I mean a paddle-tail worm. Then I watched a youtube angler named Debo fish this worm and I ordered a bag of them. I like Yum worms...they are dead cheap and even last much longer than the Senkos in my box.The movement on these worms while Texas rigged is fantastic. The shimmy they present to the fish seems to be the winner when regular stick baits are not producing. They also out-perform the senko when whacly rigging them as well. The tail adds a lot more movement as it sinks. I've since ordered several more bags of these for the later spring and summer months. They absolutely slayed them this first few weeks of spring.

Fish loved these

These are fantastic , the smallmouth love them...lol

I love these swimmers dinger but you have to use them with a 3ewg weight hook For best results.

yums are worth the money. Quality and color choices are good