Harmony Fishing - Pro Grade Wacky Tool (O-Ring Rigging Tool for Senkos & Stick Baits w/ 10 Wacky Rings)

If I were to compose a top 10 list of the fishing industry's most cost-effective and cost-saving products, the O-Ring tool would certainly be placed within the top 3. With an average cost of $8 for a 10 pack of Senkos, a long day can inevitably end up costing some fishermen $16 depending on the amount of action they have on their line. I have personally had days such as these where 2 packs of Senkos was depleted within a single 8-10 hour day on the lake. The problem has always been the damaging tears caused by inserting a hook, which essentially leaves you with half the amount of rubber for the hook to hold onto.After purchasing the O-Ring tool I would guesstimate that my average Senko count for an 8 hour day dropped from 12 to 4, which equals out to be a (roughly estimated) cost savings of $12 per trip. The highest number of bass I have caught on single O-Ring Senko is 6. I also use this took to rig other soft plastics as well (see picture).The only con is oxidization caused by salt water. As you can see in the pictures, rust has become very apparent on the rear screw. After a week of sitting in my tackle box I am no longer able to hand-tighten/loosen this screw due to the adhesion of corrosion between the threads and the tool itself. I need to use a pair of pliers to break it free. $0.50 for a new screw from the local hardware store and it will back in smooth working order.

Since I have upgraded almost all aspects of my fishing life and going broke doing it, like,new lures, filled in some old reliables and ventured into the world of swim bates, more grubs, crankers, hooks and sinkers etc, Not to mention 2 new Mitchells (300 & 308) 3 new poles, new line < what no more mono? Yikes!I saw this teenybopper angler on UTube, demo-ing how to use this wacky Rig O Ring. I am like, thats the bomb!Let's Try Wacky!Great Idea and yes, senkos are expensive, especially the Yamomatos, which I find produce the best. It's all my BKGFF and fishing partner will use! She has caught some nice LM Bass on the 5" Red Shad. So, I finally got it through my head not to buy them a the box stores anymore. Amo-Zon my favorite on line shopping experience has them for decent price most times. But if you look around you can get the Yamo's on sale, off colors etc at low prices.Back to this device. I practiced of one senko and those rings are tight. I practiced on an old one and the ring cut it in half after I messed with the hook set. So be careful not to put small ones 3 or 4" ones on 5 or 6" senkos.FYI: Best Kayak Girl Friend Forever....in case your wondering... BKGFFThats all I have tonight! Happy Wacky Rig fishing and Good Luck this season.RJUnleashed@youtube

I saw this in a store, and it was nowhere near the quality this was. Plus the price was reasonable.

I know it might seem odd to some people to use an O-ring on a rubber worm. I can tell you that this tool and the O-rings extend the usefulness of Senkos to a point I didn't think was possible. Before, 1 maybe 2 or 3 fish would tear up a wacky-rigged worm to the point where it fell apart or had to be discarded. While the fish still might bite the worm, any hook damage is kept to a minimum. On my last bass fishing trip, I used 1 or 2 worms total. I caught my limit of bass in addition to countless rockbass and sunfish. To be more blunt, this tool and the O-rings will save you money on expensive Senkos. I can't recommend these enough. Some people have written online that an empty Sharpie body can serve the same purpose. That may be the case but I've found this tool to do what it is supposed to with no difficulties. Also, it allows you to store 10 or so O-rings for later use.

O-rings that come with tool are too tight and cut into a 5 inch senko style worm. Need a slightly larger ring then the 10 that are supplied. I have used my previous o-rings from a different manufacturer & it works perfectly.

Worms are packaged nicely. The lubricant they use had leaked out of the plastic box and was covering the entire outside. Easy to clean up. I can't rate how they fish as it will be a few days before I leave on my trip. Colors match, worms appear sturdy and flexible.

This style of tool has a serious flaw: the screw-in ring top. I know of 3 people who lost this style of tool from their vests. When walking the tool unscrews itself and drops off. I removed the screw and replaced it with a stainless wire insert. It still holds extra rings but now is impossible to lose.

I caught a nice chain pickerel on a wacky rigged senko worm.

The rings are way too tight and actually sever senkos and worms of the same diameter. Use on narrower worms

This Wacky Rig tool does everything it should and seems very durable. I've been able to reuse the original 10 O-Rings it comes with many times.

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Very pleased with my purchase and shipping was super fast. Will be ordering again thank you

Product works great . Great price quick delivwry