5 Wire Tennessee Shad Fishing Rig

The yumbrella rig simply allows the angler to throw five yum money minnows, grubs or spinner baits 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. The yumbrella features a choice of head patterns, tennessee shad and foxy lady. Tennessee shad is a realistic shad pattern with white sides, shad dot, gill stripe and a touch of red under the mouth and tail. The foxy lady features a chartreuse base with dark back, shad dot and a splash of orange on the belly. Both patterns feature red 3d eyes. 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 ever start championship, as did scott brummett at the wal-mart bfl wheeler lake regional. 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.