Anyone use Yum brand tungsten worm weights? Opinion vs Tru-tungsten or private label (Cabela's or BPS), or anyone else's for that matter?
Anyone use Yum brand tungsten worm weights? Opinion vs Tru-tungsten or private label (Cabela's or BPS), or anyone else's for that matter?
Reggie just because they are called Yum doesn't mean you can eat them. Always looking for a meal.
You must have this place confused with a bass fishing forum.
Heck I heard Ron still ties rocks on his c-rigs.
Anyway back to the question.
Have only used the tru-tungsten, thought I found some on sale once and loaded up on them and when I checked out I found that they were just put on the wrong rack.
Now I have 75$ worth of sinkers.
At 5$ a wieght I wont be getting anymore.
there is a sponsor on here that sells Tungsten wts
I love tungsten weights.............I have used many brands thus far. BPS house brand has been my choice if I am buying retail. These do not have "liners" in them, and are similar to TT. I have seen the bulk tungsten sponsor here on BBC, and will be using them next. I also use unfinished or plain weights and not the painted ones. I haven't found a paint to make it through a tournament day yet
I haven't got to see the YUM, but will be visiting the store this week
Reggie,
I bought some of the Yum tungsten weights that were on sale (can't remember the site), but they are not solid tungsten. They are tungsten impregnated and designed to apply Yum attractant on the weight. They are slightly smaller than a lead weight.
Reggie I'm not sure what Martha uses but I'll ask her when she gets home for lunchI usually just read a book on the back of the boat so I don't know anything about that stuff
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Skip »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">... I usually just read a book on the back of the boat so I don't know anything about that stuff
The truth finally comes out ...
Hey I got a recliner back there
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