Flash Mob Junior joins ‘Yumbrella’
rig range
The Flash Mob Junior is the latest
addition to the 'YUMbrella' rig family.
Pradco-Fishing has already announced its intention to exploit the
multi-lure phenomenon to the full and it has taken another strong step on that
road with the launch of the Flash Mob Junior.
The Fort Smith, Arkansas, company
says: “Sometimes bass and stripers are feeding on big baitfish, but there are
times when a smaller offering gets more action.
“Anglers are discovering that
full-sized multi-lure rigs are great in the summer and winter, but after the
baitfish spawns these bulky rigs get ignored. That’s when a smaller multi-rig
shines – especially if it’s equipped with four flashing blades.”
The YUM Bait School Technology Flash
Mob Junior is a downsized five-wire ‘YUMbrella’ rig
with four spinning blades positioned midway down the outer arms.
Two versions are available – one
with Colorado blades and one with willows.
Another advantage of the Flash Mob
Junior is that it’s light enough to be fished on any type of equipment.
Prado-Fishing says: “ It’s a terror on largemouth, smallmouth and spotted bass,
crappie, white bass and just about any predator fish. Rigged with curly-tail
grubs or other lures, it catches fish of all sizes.”
The Flash Mob Junior is made with
the same super-tough stainless steel wire and durable connections as the
full-sized model.
“It doesn’t matter if you are
fishing a stream for smallmouth or giant striped bass, a reservoir during a
shad spawn or a pond for crappie, the Flash Mob Junior creates the illusion of
a small school of baitfish and provokes strikes even from inactive fish.”
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