Wacky Worm Rig

[Wis Bass]

I just want to know how many guys use the o-rings on the wacky worm rigs. I have never used it so I just wondering if its worth buying and using.

[badgerbass]

They don't work

[sterling11]

I like using the o-ring. Some of the wacky worms are pretty soft and will come off after a few cast.

[Flyjunkie]

Ive seen guys wrap the wrom with electrical tape (in the middle of the worm of course) and hook it through the worm as well as the tape. I might try this a few times and see if I can get my worms to last longer. wait..that doesn't sound right....oh, nevermind.

[MrClean41]

Never throw one without an o-ring if i can help it.

[Wis Bass]

How would you rig it? Can you send me a picture or explain how

[assfault]

Tried the o ring, but I seemed to lose just as many. I slide a 1/4" piece of drinking straw over the worm and hook through that.

[wasilvers]

I use them when I can find them. I beleive I save $10-$15 per package by using the orings. Sometimes they come off anyway or tear in weeds, but it definitly helps the life and doesn't affect the presentation (that I have noticed)

[bassin butch]

http://www.tacklewarehouse.com....html

[riverratt227]

dude they work great....tacklewarehouse as they've said with a o-ring tool.

[mrick]

I don't care for the O-Ring. I like a Zappu wacky jig head.

[wiRangerguy]

Best tip yet...use a real small zip tie. Zip it around the center of the bait very snug, then cut off the tag end. Run your hook under the tie.

I used to use O-rings but had problems with them stretching and the bait flying off. None of those issues with the small zip tie.