Drop Shot Question

[Cobra_190]

I seen Shaw Grigsby use what looked like dental rubber bands to secure the top of his plastics, so that on hook set it wouldn't "ball up" on the hook point, well he had this hard hollow tube, maybe 3-4 inches long, and he would double the rubber band around the hollow tube then put his worm inside of the tube and then slide the rubber band onto the worm, then insert the hook. It worked awesome from what I could tell on T.V. Anyways, does anyone know where to buy such a hollow tube, I could prob. find something to duplicate it at a hardware store?

[Chuck D]

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Cobra_190 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I seen Shaw Grigsby use what looked like dental rubber bands to secure the top of his plastics, so that on hook set it wouldn't "ball up" on the hook point, well he had this hard hollow tube, maybe 3-4 inches long, and he would double the rubber band around the hollow tube then put his worm inside of the tube and then slide the rubber band onto the worm, then insert the hook. It worked awesome from what I could tell on T.V. Anyways, does anyone know where to buy such a hollow tube, I could prob. find something to duplicate it at a hardware store? </TD></TR></TABLE>

You can buy what's called a Wacky Rig Tool with rubber O rings which are better than what he was using. Bass Pro Shops sells them too. I use it to rig Senko's wacky rig style. The O rings are super strong rubber and are great.

Here's one for sale on eBay. Just search for Wacky Rig Tool when on eBay.

http://cgi.ebay.com/Bass-Wacky...wItem

[Cobra_190]

Thanks Bassman!!!!!