Senko's

[EBass]

Where do you get those O rings?

[beakgeek]

I thought the idea was to not hook the senko rather hook it through the shrink tubing?

[hockeybc69]

I always partially impale the worm when using the o rings.

[chuckwagon]

this is good stuff .... does it matter if you use braided or not?

[eyeguy 54]

I always partially impale the worm when using the o rings.

I think that makes the worm weaker and it won't lst as long.

[SledNeck]

Where do you get those O rings?

E.B.A.Y.

[SledNeck]

I think that makes the worm weaker and it won't lst as long.

agreed

[kaine]

I thought the idea was to not hook the senko rather hook it through the shrink tubing?

the benefit of using the shrink tubing and hooking it through the worm is the hook will be perpendicular with the bait resulting in more hook ups.

shrink tubing is some tuff stuff so rather than your hook and line cutting through the worm it should just slide up and down the line without ripping through.

[NELS-BELLS]

OK, Don't laugh, but where do you get shrink tubbing? Will Mills F....farm carry it? Its in the electrical dept, correct?

Nels

[hockeybc69]

Any hardware store will have shrink tubing.

[Jayber]

What size shrink tubing is used and is it just a slip fit or oversized and heated slightly?

[Cecil]

Bring a senko with you to the hardware store and head to the electrical department. Just get the size a little bigger than the senko itself. Slightly heat it up after you slip it on the senko and you will be good to go.

[Jayber]

Awesome, thanks for the tip on the heat shrink tubing!!

[mainbutter]

A note on soft plastics and heat shrink:

Soft plastics are liquid ~350 degrees F

Heat guns, which are what I usually use for heat shrink, often shoot at over 750 degrees F

Hair dryers are a great compromise