[BassCaster]

http://www.parasiteweights.com/cata...id=60&osCsid=f49b4a8d1431a13eedd0b5203a9061b3

Parasite Clip

$2.39

Parasite Clips are plastic coated galvanized wire. They prevent your weightless plastic baits (worms, senko type baits, frogs, etc.) from sliding down the hook.

I made one out of a medium paper clip...... Seems to work quite well.

 

[toothdoc]

Thanks for the tip Mike. Looks like something that I am going to need to try.

 

[BassCaster]

Guy who came up with the idea is from illinois

Got this tip from "The Bass Pros"

Stacey King was talking about these.

I'll try to cut the clip and post it

 

[ClancyWiggum]

Now we just need something that will keep the senkos from falling apart. :wink:

 

[toothdoc]

Now we just need something that will keep the senkos from falling apart. :wink:

Use Yum Dingers. They catch more than just one fish. :wink:

 

[Augy]

I made one out of a medium paper clip...... Seems to work quite well.

i see you have your innovation cap on! run with it dude! :mrgreen:

neat product nonetheless.

 

[BassCaster]

"run with it"

na.... I don't want to turn into a basket case like you :mrgreen:

j/k dude :wink:

 

[Philosopher in Meditation]

Now we just need something that will keep the senkos from falling apart. :wink:

Use Yum Dingers. They catch more than just one fish. :wink:

:lol: Thanks for the tip BassCaster :wink:, I'll have to try it out.

 

[Danno]

I saw a hook that was supposed to stop the hook from slipping, made by gamakatsu. Never tried them though.

http://www.gamakatsu.com/new_products/new_skipgap.htm

Docs right about the Yum Dingers, 4 bucks for like 20 i think and they last a ton longer. Work just as good to.

 

[Augy]

I saw a hook that was supposed to stop the hook from slipping, made by gamakatsu. Never tried them though.

http://www.gamakatsu.com/new_products/new_skipgap.htm

Docs right about the Yum Dingers, 4 bucks for like 20 i think and they last a ton longer. Work just as good to.

i used this last year trying to find the best. it's not bad.

 

[Philosopher in Meditation]

Docs right about the Yum Dingers, 4 bucks for like 20 i think and they last a ton longer. Work just as good to.

I have to admit that I've never fished Yum Dingers yet. This year I'll definitely try them out, along with these new baits that I've discovered which are called Terrain Sticks. You can get a pack of 40 "sticks" for $9.99. If you're interested here is the site.

http://www.allterraintackle.com/products/sticks.html

 

[toothdoc]

They are all Senko knock-offs. Everybody has one, I have only used the originals and the Yum Dingers and the catch rate was about the same, but the Dingers last a lot longer.

 

[Augy]

you guys have to remember, you want it soft and limp. that's what so magical about senkos. harder the plastic, the less action you'll get.

dingers fall differently from senkos. they have two distinct wobbles. the senko to a degree pulsates as it falls where as the dinger tends to waggle it's tail.

many knock-offs, especially if the plastic composition is too hard, have absolutely ZERO action as they fall. it's all in the wobble for these stickbaits and the softer the better.

 

[Culprit]

its also about jerkin them back and the imfamous dead stik lol

 

[ClancyWiggum]

you guys have to remember, you want it soft and limp.

its also about jerkin them

What the :?: :!: :?: :!: :shock: :shock: :shock:

 

[Culprit]

:shock: :lol:

 

[Philosopher in Meditation]

you guys have to remember, you want it soft and limp.

its also about jerkin them

:lol: That's great. :wink: :lol: Thanks for the tips guys. :lol: