Wacky rig with an o-ring..

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We've got "O" rings.......$2.50+tx for a pack o' ten. :)
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Great video...very informative!!!!
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Very good, I've heard of that before but never had seen it, thanks, that's great, I'll give it a try, can you wacky from shore? Joe.
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Joisey Joe wrote:Very good, I've heard of that before but never had seen it, thanks, that's great, I'll give it a try, can you wacky from shore? Joe.
absolutely!
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I started this year with the O RING THING. They do work great. The only problem is they always almost everytime majically vanish after the boat ride to the next spot? weird lol

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bowzog wrote:We've got "O" rings.......$2.50+tx for a pack o' ten. :)
If anyone is interested, I spent a bit of time looking for O-rings and Bits and Baits has the best pricing each.

NAPA - 30 cents (limited quantity of 010 size)
Part Source (Visited two stores) - 30 cents (doesn't carry 010)
Rona - 50 cents
Home Depot - 60 cents (comes in package of two)
CT - Can't remember but it's the most expensive
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O rings

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CT prices are pretty much the same as the others. 3/16 25 cents, 1/4 30 cents. I took all the remaining stock at the Orleans store yesterday. In case you think I was being greedy there were only 8 total in those sizes.
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I'm on my way to Home Depot, thanks, joe.
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wacky tool & O rings

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You can order the Wacky Tool and extra O rings from Cabelas - the tool is around $6 and an extra pack of rings is $1.50
I used them this year for the first time and it's worth the money. Before O rings, Senkos would hold up for 1 or 2 fish - now, I can catch 10 -15 fish on 1 Senko.
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Try heat-shrink tubing. Put a 3/8 piece on about 3/8 dia.,it will shrink to 3/16 dia. whith heat from a hair dryer or a "lite" touch from a lighter.
Hook goes thru heat-shrink and worm.
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