Yum Yumbrella Rig - $14.99

Please Note: Baits and jigheads not included.

The new Yumbrella Rig from Yum capitalizes on the multi-rig phenomenon with a rig manufactured with "super wire," stainless steel that has been repeatedly heat-treated for strength and flexibility. The five super wire arms are attached with a true molded coupler for incredible toughness and durability, ensuring that the wire arms never break free. Plus, the head of the rig contains a rattle for added attraction.

A deadly way to target suspending bass, stripers and other gamefish feeding on baitfish, the Yumbrella Rig allows you to throw five Yum Money Minnows, grubs or spinnerbaits at once, to simulate a small school of baitfish. The 45-pound-strength snap and 75-pound-strength swivels ensure flawless performance on big fish.

Professional bass angler, Paul Elias used an umbrella-rig to run away with the win at the October 2011 Lake Guntersville FLW Tour Open. (The entire top-5 actually used umbrella-rig as well). Dan Morehead also used the umbrella-rig to win at the Kentucky Lake Everstart Championship, as did Scott Brummett at the Walmart BFL Wheeler Lake Regional.

**Don't forget to check your State's fish and game rules and regulations - a fully rigged Yumbrella Rig is illegal in some States.

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Comments: Best A-Rig out there

From: Washington D.C.

Comments: I have two and have them rigged up with different baits. i threw one most of the day and it worked good. However the other I only used for about an 1 hour and one of the wires broke off. I am undecided on the quality at this point.

From: Larry: IN

Comments: I've got 3 of these and been using 2 of them for over 2 months and no problems. Absolutely love these rigs, if it was as high as the Mann's i'd still buy it. Def my favorite so far, wanting to try the donkey thrasher though!!!

From: Shane: TN

Comments: did not like its performance. wires broke after a couple of cast.

From: William: AR

Comments: This thing is THE TRUTH.... took it out for an hour, middle of December, water temp around 50 degrees.... caught two five pounders on three casts. The only problem I had was the head swam on it's side, but the bass apparently didn't care.... they almost ripped the rod out of my hands.

From: Alan: Adairsville, GA

Comments: runs true and works just as well as the original ... priced very well ...

From: Owen: Monroe, VA

Comments: i just modified mine to have only three strands so it IS legal in washington. there is a three hook maximum in washington state

From: Joe: WA

Comments: Not illegal in TN. TN residents can use a 3 arm rig or use a 5 arm rig and simply rig only 3 arms.

From: Poot: TN

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