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  1. Shak Muscles
    Is a heat shrink tube better than using an o-ring? I have been using o-rings and they work really well, I get about 6-7 bass on average per senko rather than 2 or so without the o-ring. But I was wondering if the heat shrink tubes are better since the hook goes in perpendicular etc. How does it work? Because if the hook is going through the worm anyway then how does the tube help conserve the worm? Does it last as long as it will with an o-ring? And will the tube slide up and off the hook and onto the line when a fish is on just like an o-ring?
  2. Shak Muscles
    I know this question has probably been asked multiple times, but how do you guys fish your wacky rigged senko's. And by that I mean the technique you use not how to rig it up or anything like that. Me personally I cast it out and let it sink on slack line and after a bit I'll reel in slack and twitch it multiple times upwards and then let it sink again. Rinse and repeat. So I basically just copy what everyone does but I noticed they usually do it with Texas Rigged Senkos not wacky rigged ones. I was wondering if this is the best technique for getting a fish to bite? I know that you're supposed to let the senko do all the work since it has amazing action. I've also heard of just lifting the rod tip up after letting it sink rather than twitching it up. Which way works better in your opinion? Another question I had was how do O-ring's affect the senko's action? I have been using o-ring's to save my money since senko's rip easily and I noticed the hook goes in along the worm length wise instead of like a t-bone style without the o-ring. Does that affect hookups and the senko's action while falling? And is it fine to keep fishing the same senko even if it gets a little ripped in the middle where the o-ring is? Sometimes the senko gets a little torn up where its sort of dangling but I still use it until the senko either falls off or rips in two. Am I just wasting my time or does a ripped senko not affect the action much?
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