How do you wacky rig your senkos?

I have just been sticking the hook right into the worm but I've lost tons of them doing that!...

So how do you guys do it any pics?

Thanks for any info!...

Oh lord....

Lots of wacky rigging info on the site - do a search for more.

 

In the mean time, 95% of the time I rig right through the 

worm around the egg sack, I lose some, but not enough

to cause me worry.

 

On some I've slid on some shrink wrap and slide the 

hook through it.

2 o-rings crossed so hook sticks out 

 

Heat shrink wrap ( electrical ) for better durability. I do it for senkos and trick worms... Some guys use "o" rings, some even use tiny zip ties.

Oh lord....

here we go again

i got it bookmarked for just such an occasion

http://www.bassresource.com/bass-fishing-forums/topic/142538-the-secret-to-not-losing-so-many-senkos-heres-the-solution/

I bought an o-ring tool for about $5. Seems to make them last quite a bit longer. Small pieces of electrical tape might also do the same thing. I remember someone on here once suggesting that you can also use a small section of a clear plastic drinking straw. Cut it open lengthwise, and it will still curl and hold the original shape. You can wrap it around the Senko and shove your hook through.

Sent PM.

 

Merry Christmas!

I usually just go through the senko with the hook. I did recently pickup some of those Eco Pro Tungsten weights to try out. I bought the 1/32oz so they add a little bit a weight but not much,and give me something to put the hook through.

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Started by Glenn, Jul 16 2005 10:27 AM

It must be really hard to notice that title.

I usually just go through the seance with the hook. 

Do you take the hook to a witch doctor?  Or, DIY with a Ouija board?  I'd guess you need to take the worms, too, though....it convinces them to stay on the hook?

 

Sorry....Senko threads make me a little loopy

.... O-ring. ...

My favorite solution for that problem is the Eco Pro Tungsten Pro Wacky Weights. They add some life to your senko style baits. I use 1/32 oz for 4" baits and 1/16 oz for 5". The other thing I like about them is it adds a little weight so the bait sinks just slightly faster but not so much that it overpowers the bait. I tried them a few years ago and was impressed with them, and now I don't fish without them.

Pour my own. Hook right through and forget about it.

I used to hook the worm, now I use a black or red O-ring.  Is the search function broken?

Do any of you use an o ring?

i used the O-Rig worked great, than i came across the wacky saddle. i like it even better!