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For anyone who has used these, what is the appropriate size ring for each size:

 

4” Senko

and the

5” Senko

 

Thanks much!

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This is the chart Rapala had sent me. I’ll see how they workout. 
 

 

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The chart was pretty accurate for me. Of course other brands of baits differ in thickness so as cheap as they are, I bought a pack of each size. I really like the option of rigging horizontal for wacky and vertical for Neko with the same ring.

Has anyone used these enough to give a good opinion on them?  I have tried a ton of methods to wacky rig and may just go back to hooking through the worm and being done with it.  I have tried heat shrink, single and double o-rings, orthodontic bands, etc.  If someone says these work really well, I would maybe give them a try.  Thanks

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I will certainly let you know once I receive and use them. I ordered them cause I really like how you can hook them both ways parallel or perpendicular. Same as Big Swimbait mentioned above.

 

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For those who haven’t seen these before, here’s a couple photos. 

 

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On 5/5/2021 at 7:15 PM, Fishin Dad said:

Has anyone used these enough to give a good opinion on them?  I have tried a ton of methods to wacky rig and may just go back to hooking through the worm and being done with it.  I have tried heat shrink, single and double o-rings, orthodontic bands, etc.  If someone says these work really well, I would maybe give them a try.  Thanks

I used them them  about 10 days ago. Worked perfectly and saved me a lot of baits. As I said above, the best thing is the dual hole pattern to rig it different ways. Only thing I didn't like was if it was a tight fit, it took two hands to get the spreader out.

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The only bait that I've used o-rings on is a senko and I've found that 3/8 OD and 1/4" ID  0 rings work best for me.

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On 5/5/2021 at 2:15 PM, Otter17 said:

This is the chart Rapala had sent me. I’ll see how they workout. 
 

 

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*Research on the interweb indicates the 6mm size is most popular on the 5" Senko , the 7mm size is most popular on the 6" Senko and the 8mm is most popular for the 7" Senko . I believe that would hold true for the BPS Stik-O soft plastic stick worms as they are close to the same size as a Senko . If these sizes hold true - then I would say the 5mm size is good for a  4" Senko and the 4mm size is good for Trick Worms / Finesse Worms  . Lastly , if using Yum Dingers (which are a smaller diameter than a Senko) then I would go down one size for each length ... I hope this helps !

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