Learned something new today about Yumdingers!

First off I struggle to fish this bait even though it catches fish. So, I'm sitting in my boat amongst all the mess from putting in my new dash and I started dreaming about fishing, then I pull out a brand new Yumdinger out of the pack and it looked like there was not much salt in the plastic so, I kind rolled in between my fingers some and noticed it felt a lil softer then I layed it down on the deck and rolled the wholething with my palm and man what a difference and you can also see how much salt the bait has in the plastic after you do that! Well I think I found a new and cheaper stick bait!

The "Dinger" is my favorite stickbait. Can be had cheap at WalMart, but those are the older ones. The new ones with the "F2" attractant are a bit more.

<table width="90%" cellspacing=0 cellpadding=0 align=center><tr><td>Quote, originally posted by stillina99ho &raquo;</td></tr><tr><td class="quote">First off I struggle to fish this bait even though it catches fish. So, I'm sitting in my boat amongst all the mess from putting in my new dash and I started dreaming about fishing, then I pull out a brand new Yumdinger out of the pack and it looked like there was not much salt in the plastic so, I kind rolled in between my fingers some and noticed it felt a lil softer then I layed it down on the deck and rolled the wholething with my palm and man what a difference and you can also see how much salt the bait has in the plastic after you do that! Well I think I found a new and cheaper stick bait! </td></tr></table>
Works with a lot of baits to soften them up.

I'll keep that in mind for sure http://www.bassboatcentral.com/smileys/thumbsup2.gif

Watched a fishing show where they rolled just the last 1/2-3/4 inch on each end of the senko to loosen them up. Claimed you would get more wiggle action from the wacky rig. Gonna try it!
Rick