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Started by Jim Gronaw. Last reply by John Sheehan Apr 11, 2016.
Started by Jim Gronaw. Last reply by Gary Boysen Mar 28, 2016.
Started by Jim Gronaw. Last reply by Slip Sinker Feb 11, 2015.
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I usually use a 1/0 hook , wacky Rigging .
Sleepy-I've lost a lot of worms wacky riggin' ,they fly off the hook when the Bass jump. I lost fewer worms when I double hooked but the action on the worm is stiffer and perhaps less enticing . So with those O rings they stay on the hook muck better, still retain great action and don't get torn up ? Is that the idea behind O rings?
John it works great I caught a 3 lb basin a few casts I've had the best luck on Z-Man fatty Z with the blood red hook, also 4 and 5 lb bass I bought the o ring tool to put them on with it makes it easy its a deadly set up to say the least, the hook is weed less
I have never used the o rings ,hows that work for you ?
Mark , I dodn't know who posted the Reverse Rigging for Senkos and Other Stick Worms, I guess Josh must have but I don't think he's been here in a while .He created this group though .
Hi I like how you did that , do you ever rig them wacky with a o ring Thanks Mark
I would love to visit the James River someday .Smallmouth with you ,then Blue Cats with Jim Gronaw!
Hey John, I almost forgot I was in the Bass club! Anyway, medium live minnow - James River. Found this awesome spot that might even have Muskie, so next time I'll have to plan accordingly.
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