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I've seen some videos on their FB. I think it was a month or two back.

Green Pumpkin, Watermelon Red Flake, Watermelon Pearl Laminate, Cali Craw Gold Flake, and Smoked Red Pepper.

I like the yum pulse in summer gill color. Cheap and very durable.

Friend posted this fishing them, hoping to get out tomorrow to try them myself. Prank vid

Has a tungsten rattle, that might be the difference.

Gotcha, I read your OP wrong. Good luck when you get to fish them, let us know how it goes!

I have some that I was given but I have never fished them. May have to give it a shot this weekend on a pond i've been meaning to hit.

I saw somewhere there is a new size on the craw. I think it's call the middle wee craw or something.

If you have stained water the chugnspook or the one knocker spook could be a good option. Will give them something to hear to help locate the bait, and the one knocker will be a different sound than the current rattling version you have. Clear or stained water, I prefer bone or the g-finish colors (your local stores may not carry them).

This is incorrect, it is still pradco's catalog.

I use Yum Dingers alot, and here is how I rig them wacky and it keeps it weedless, as long as you do not jerk hard when pulling over grass or a stump. They have a hook slot on one side, and i'll use a 4/0 (that's a 3/0 in the picture but that's all I had with me) and barely expose the hook point inside the hook slot. Action is still great and I have no problem with hook ups or and very few snags. Just have to check the bait after pulling over or through grass to make sure the point is not pulled through and exposed. Hope you can see what I am talking about in the picture, did the best I could with my phone.

From what i've heard is they are the same bait, just different package/brand. The Booyah colors are different/new though, and the Rayburn Red is different than the Excalibur color.

Got a couple bags to try out this weekend. I have not seen anyone talking about these since this thread, has anyone tried them yet? I am thinking about using a weighted swim hook as i'll be fishing these from the bank.

Pink, unless the water is fairly clear then I use Ark Shiner.

I use senkos and dingers alot, but I stick to the basic colors ie. Green pumpkin, watermelon red flake. I am getting overwhelmed looking at all other colors and have no clue what to try to mix it up. I usually fish in small waters bank fishing, medium to heavy stained water with lots of grass. Any recommendations?

Not quite correct on pradco, they mold yum themselves in the usa.

Pop R in the morning, Pad crasher during the day, Jitterbug at dusk/dark is my favorite combo.

I think I heard on Bass Live during the classic Christie was using a prototype of it. YUM has been posting pics of some of the colors in packages so I guess it's coming soon.

YUM has been very quick to respond when I email or message them on the facebooks, if you run into something like this in the future. Let us know know how you do!

I am getting low on these and had asked a while ago, here is the response I received, "We still have 4 colors on the BSD5 and a few in the 6 size. Keep an eye out in the future."

Bass have a wide peripheral vision, but poor distance unless both eyes are lined on the object. A flash in the peripheral is more likely to get my attention as opposed to a shadow, and I would imagine this holds true to bass. The different color flakes are to reflect colors at different depths, IE red is the first to go, so I would think it would reflect better closer to the surface, where as possibly a purple or blue flake may maintain reflective color at deeper depths. All of this maybe completely wrong, this is from multiple articles I read a while back when wondering if the UV thing was a gimmick or not.

I've been told they are exactly the same bait, just updated paint jobs when I messaged the BOOYAH facebooks a while back.

Looks like the Bandit 100, -04 color Brown Craw Orange Belly. Does it have Bomber on the lip?

Texas or wacky rig

From all that I have read and pictures i've seen they look to be the same. I have not fished them yet though.