O-rings for the 7" senco??

[BASSTUD]

I know this has been coverd in the past and I think i even asked this question before, but i still have had no luck finding O-rings for the larger sencos, 6" and 7", iv looked everywhere including hardware stores. Anyone know where I can find these?? Thanks in advance.

[Ceaser]

have you tried auto parts stores?

[dtacker]

I just get mine off Ebay, they're usually the "large" size sold.

[Long Nguyen]

http://www.tackletour.net/TTForums/view ... 32&t=43230

Such a cheap investment for wacky rigging for all size Senkos. One bag will last a lifetime.

Along the same topic, I prefer to hook my wacky rigs perpendicular to the bait. Phil Strader gave up a very cool tip in FLW Outdoors magazine about wacky rigging Senkos with the O-rings. What he shared was that if you use two O-rings (or when you double the rubber band), and crisscross them to form a "X", you can slip the hook perpendicular to the Senko. I've used it and it works well.

[Fish Trap]

Try this. Go to home depot or lowes. Buy shrink wrap tubing for the size of the senko, cut it about 1/8" section. Slide over the Senko, shrink it with a lighter and put your hook in perpendicualar to the senko. The hook stays perfect and the shrink wrap is strong so you do not lose as many senkos as the rings.

[DeltaDan]

Send BrothA MikeD a PM ..... He has that stuff Down to a science !!

I bought some of the 5000 o-rings he purchased for the price of postage and a 12" Subway Sandwich for his genorosity in sharing.

[fishwithron2]

Go to Home Depot as they have different sizes. Bring along a senko to match the size of the O ring you want. I use the size #6 for 5" senko and cost is $1.99 for apak which has 10 O ring in them.

[backseatfishergirl]

Harbor Freight combo assorted sizes couple bux... fits everything from cigar to a toothpick... ok maybe not a toothpick but you get the idea - something to fit everything