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O-Wacky Tool Replacement O-Rings
Replacement O-Rings for the O-Wacky Tool. 25 pack.
O-Wacky Tool sold separately and can be found through item search at item number 38-425-802-00
Replacement O-Rings for the O-Wacky Tool. 25 pack.
O-Wacky Tool sold separately and can be found through item search at item number 38-425-802-00
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You would have to buy an o-ring that is size 1000 to make this thing work. The point is a blunt as a #2 pencil.Details:
Can anyone tell me the dimensions of the actual o ring? Like inner diameter, etc...Answers
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the size or the o-rings are a size 10Answers
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no, you need small, metal split-rings for that.
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I would not recommend it as they will brake off with your typical aggressive Bass.A:
I WOULDN'T TRY TO USE THIS FOR ADDING HOOKS. THEY WOULD SNAP.A:
No - these hooks are made of rubber.Details:
I keep reading they are made for senko worms, but will these o-rings fit on something like a Jackal FlickShake or other "skinny" worms?Answers
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The o rings are too big for small diameter worms like flick shake or trick worms but a small rubber band tripled on the tool will work even better that o rings and cheaper too. Small various color rubber bands that girls use for their hair are perfect.A:
I have tried using them on the more narrow worms but the worm often slides out because the rings are too big.A:
THEY MAY WORK ON SMALL SENKOS BUT NOT THE BIG ONES - THAT'S ONE OF MY GRIPES. I THINK THEY WOULD WORK WELL ON EVEN ROBO WORMS - THOSE ARE PRETTY SKINNY!!A:
These o-rings fit very snug on a 5" Senko and 5" Ocho. They would likely fit a FlickShake, but I haven't tried it.Answers
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I think so, I have tried before without the tool but they fit snug enough that it would probably damage the worm trying to work it to the middle.
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I would highly recommend it. It will save you a lot of time and it is very easy. Absolutely necessary?.... No, but it makes life easier.A:
You can get O-ring on worm without tool but is 1000% easier and quicker with tool.Recommend use of tool for ease of use and keep your frustrations down.
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i've been fishing senko's using o rings for about 2 years now. all i do is slip the o ring over my needle nose pliers and open them up far enough to fit the worm through. then i just pull the o ring with the worm through it off the end of the pliers. it never failsA:
I HAVE THE TOOL BUT WILL NOT REPLACE IT IF I LOOSE IT. YOU CAN USE A LARGE PEN ENCASEMENT IF YOU CAN FIND ONE TO FIT AROUND YOUR WORMS.A:
Not really. But it is a good idea for two reasons. First it is easier and doen't hurt the worm like manually doing it. Also it keeps them handy in your pocket.A:
No not at all,i just roll them on in secondsA:
Yes - especially if you're fishing with Senkos, or other stickbaits that tear easily. By the time you get them on the bait, you will have likely torn it.In a pinch, you could probably spray your bait with fish attractant, and it may help the o-ring slide on easier.
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You can use the barrel of an old ball point pen. Take the insides out, unscrew the barrel and use the tapered end. Slide the o-ring on the barrel, slip the worm in the barrel and roll the o-ring off onto the worm.1 of 1
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