Yum Lures Break'N Shad 5in Fishing Bait — Watermelon/Red Flake

Break'N Shad 5in: lifelike profile meets erratic action

Meet the Break'N Shad, a 5-inch jerkbait designed to imitate a baitfish in water. The Watermelon/Red Flake finish catches light and adds subtle contrast, helping the lure stand out across both murky and clear water alike.

Its standout trait is an erratic, darting action you can provoke with a simple twitch. This movement draws attention from bass and other gamefish as the lure shifts pace between bursts and pauses, offering a dynamic and responsive presentation without complicated setup.

Key features at a glance

• Realistic baitfish profile designed to resemble natural prey
• Erratic, darting action when twitched to trigger strikes
• Deep belly slot for easy rigging and reliable hook setting
• 5-inch size with a color-rich lineup — 12 colors available
• 10 baits per pack for extended days on the water

Rigging and versatility are built in. The deep belly slot simplifies the process, helping ensure clean hook presentation. At 5 inches, the lure maintains presence while remaining sensitive to subtle water cues, making it suitable for fishing near structure, along weed lines, or in open water with a light tackle setup.

Color options and on-water use

With 12 color options, including the Watermelon/Red Flake shown here, you can adapt to conditions from stained to clear water. A broad color palette supports adjustments for varying light, water color, and forage cues, giving you flexible choices for different days on the water.

• 12 color options provide versatility for different conditions
• 10 baits per pack keeps you ready for long sessions

Anglers who value a dependable, repeatable presentation may find this lure a solid addition to their lineup. The combination of a believable profile, a dynamic darting action, and a rig-friendly design can inspire a confident retrieve cadence near cover or along structure, while still performing smoothly in open water. The Break'N Shad offers possibilities rather than guarantees, inviting you to experiment with pace and pauses to match the day’s chatter on the water.