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Trying to get these things to stay on,lol. Anyone know of a place to get them?

I got mine from a place called Fastenal. Look in the phone book, there's probably one that's close to you. I just bought 500 o-rings for under $6.00.

backseater wrote:I got mine from a place called Fastenal. Look in the phone book, there's probably one that's close to you. I just bought 500 o-rings for under $6.00.

HAHAHA forgot about those guys! They are a mile from work. Thanks!

I heard a guy speaking about using cut up straws. I havent done them yet, but it would work just the same. Straws are free from the local 7-11

ash wrote:I heard a guy speaking about using cut up straws. I havent done them yet, but it would work just the same. Straws are free from the local 7-11

the straws suck..... spend the six bucks you cheapo......

RipnRog wrote:

ash wrote:I heard a guy speaking about using cut up straws. I havent done them yet, but it would work just the same. Straws are free from the local 7-11

the straws suck..... spend the six bucks you cheapo......

No i think you mean you suck on a straw....that guy speaking about it was non other then Rodrick Lee. Nifty Idea, besides I need teh 6.00 to put toward the entry fee of the Challenge

the money deal is to use two orings and criss cross them for better hook positioning and more hook bite...... try it you will like it..... the straws are a pain to deal with you will see.....

RipnRog wrote:the money deal is to use two orings and criss cross them for better hook positioning and more hook bite.....

Thanks for the iggy

dont say the donkey never gave you nothing.....

backseater wrote:I got mine from a place called Fastenal. Look in the phone book, there's probably one that's close to you. I just bought 500 o-rings for under $6.00.

What size o ring for the flick shake?

Not a problem, glad I could remind you. Make sure to take one of your flick shake worms in. They'll let you open some packages and find the best size.

small.... I dont know the size...... you will see them at the place......

I'm not sure what size. I through the packaging they came in away.

Thanks guys for the advice! Man this bait ROCKS! I wish they made a longer one. Time to bust out the mend it,lol

They do have a 7" longer and thicker I think its Flick Johnson but I could be wrong

senko with a nail weight........ there you have it......

small black ziptie

The straw thing is awsome! Make sure to cut them wide so you can put the hook through the staw for a better hold. If you are going to use a thin worm like a regular robo-worm usa just your average sized straw. If its a thicker worm use a straw from Jack in the Box. Those are the thickest I have found yet.

the flick shake dont work....

cleb

It has always been my impression (and from what I have seen)that the flick shake worm needs to be perpendicular to the hook (like a T) to get the good action out of it. If you run an O ring, that makes the worm run parallel with the hook/jig head. Its diffrerent for a senko cause its just a hook. The flick shake is worked with a tiny jig head (that sits on the bottom)and thats where the "flick shake" "fluttering"action comes from.

Sounds like too many problems with this bait. I say stay away.

BMX Bassin wrote:It has always been my impression (and from what I have seen)that the flick shake worm needs to be perpendicular to the hook (like a T) to get the good action out of it. If you run an O ring, that makes the worm run parallel with the hook/jig head. Its diffrerent for a senko cause its just a hook. The flick shake is worked with a tiny jig head (that sits on the bottom)and thats where the "flick shake" "fluttering"action comes from.

that is why you run two o ring and criss cross them..... you put your hook where the orings cross....

nail rig was so 4 years ago...u newbs can't fathom the power of the osaka rig

Robert F wrote:Sounds like too many problems with this bait. I say stay away.

I agree

RipnRog wrote:

BMX Bassin wrote:It has always been my impression (and from what I have seen)that the flick shake worm needs to be perpendicular to the hook (like a T) to get the good action out of it. If you run an O ring, that makes the worm run parallel with the hook/jig head. Its diffrerent for a senko cause its just a hook. The flick shake is worked with a tiny jig head (that sits on the bottom)and thats where the "flick shake" "fluttering"action comes from.

that is why you run two o ring and criss cross them..... you put your hook where the orings cross....

how many casts does that last ........
The original rig was threw the worm. Sure you can try and save a few worms with your O rig, but the Jackall guys I know wont use O-rings

I dunno all I know is if you hook it right through the worm they dont last for crap! I went though two packs in five hours! That with throwing other baits between. Ill try anything thats going to save me 5.00 a pack!

OW! OW OW OW OW!!!!!!!!!!

MY BRAIN HURTS !!!!!!!

OVERLOADED..TOO MUCH INFORMATION

I have been using the flick shake for quite some time and there is no need for an o-ring. It is in the jig head that you use, trust me I throw this worm every time I fish.


Did some one say Pepperjigs??????????? They work with this bait!!

Mark

Jackall has a new 6.8 Flicke shake worm coming out in a few more weeks. It is also thicker than the 5.8 and has a lot more action.