Yum Lures Money Minnow Original Soft Plastic Paddle-Tail Swim-Bait – Tennessee Shad, 3.5-inch

Realistic action meets practical versatility

The Yum Lures Money Minnow is crafted to deliver lifelike presence in the water, with a paddle-tail that creates a natural, responsive wobble. Its ultra-soft body and detailed profile are designed to mimic a live baitfish, producing subtle, fluid movement that can draw attention in a variety of fishing environments.

Built for confident use right out of the package, the Money Minnow showcases a hidden hook slot in the belly. This feature supports efficient, straight rigging and true-running performance, helping the lure track as intended even at modest retrieves.

Key reasons anglers reach for the Money Minnow

• Three sizes cover different water depths and fishing scenarios
• Twelve color options align with common baitfish across coasts
• Realistic baitfish profile enhances attraction without extra gear
• Paddle-tail action remains strong at slow speeds

In real-world settings, the Money Minnow adapts to many conditions. Whether you’re casting a clear river for smallmouth or probing a stained reservoir for largemouth, its lifelike look and easy rigging support steady swimming that helps you cover more water with less effort.

The lure’s design pairs well with a range of retrieval styles. A slow, steady pull can maximize the subtle tail swing, while light pauses or gentle hops can trigger attention from nearby fish. The twelve available colors let you match local forage and water clarity, while the three size options let you tailor depth and presence to your target species.

Practical tips for using the Money Minnow

• Rigging: use the belly slot for flush, secure hook placement and straight tracking
• Retrieval: start with a slow, steady pace; add occasional pauses to awaken the paddle-tail action
• Color and size pairing: pick colors that resemble local forage; adjust size to depth and water conditions

Note: The benefits described reflect the lure's design and intended use. Real-world results can vary with conditions, water clarity, and fish behavior.