The phrase "a little bit more tail or a little bit more head" made me giggle.

This is an awesome tip!

I just did this and caught 2 smallies, and my 2 buddies using different rigs caught 1 between the 2 of them. I didn't have the o-ring tool, so I made one. I took a sharpie pen cap, snipped the pocket holder thing off with wire cutters and used a knife to smooth it. I pushed a 5/16 inch o-ring onto the cap from the small rounded end (little spit helps it slide on). I stuck 1/2 of the plastic worm into the cap's hole, where the sharpie pen tip would go, and slid the o-ring onto the worm. Easy. BTW, I did this with grubs too, and that's what I caught my fish on.

I haven't done a whole lot of plastic worm fishing but I found a great way to wacky rig with a perpendicular hook (like you did with two o-rings) is to cut a small piece of heat shrink tubing that will easily glide over the worm, then heat it quickly with a lighter or heat gun after its in position. There were a couple of videos on KZfaq demonstrating this method. Now you have a tough rubber ring to run your hook through and you don't need to worry about it tearing off your worm!

Used this tip last time out......worked amazingly well! Thanks guys...again!

The wacky worm rig has been my number one confidence bait for over 20 years.

Used this setup this weekend on Caney Lake in Louisiana and caught some nice ones. Thanks!

Thank You! - - You just helped me "UP" my game against those "tricky elusive monsters for the waters". I have more fun fishing than what may be legal. Tips like this give me something to try!

thanks for the tips-enjoyed the video

Vmc crossover o rings are so hard to find atm so I’ve been waiting to find them rather then use the field and stream o rings but this just fixed everything

Great video

Great tip!Thanks

Great tip for sure

Great tip!

thanx mark!

Exposed hook is way better than weedless.....I've missed so many hits. Plus, painting the hook black had resulted in more hits.

Great tip.

Double O ring defintely helps to prolong a senko life and keep the hood pendicular but the O ring itself may often cut into the worm. Heat shrink tubing could be a better choice.

Good idea ...what is the size and name of your weedless hook?

Do you use a swivel from the main line to the leader?

What size worm and hook do you use? Thanks

Great tip, thanks! What size hook would you recommend? So many sizes, gets pretty overwhelming making a selection.

What size ID o-ring are you using? Also are you using seiko worms?

why didnt i think of this?

I like that!!!

good idea bud,ill have to try it tommorow..killed em on wacky rigged senkos today but killed my wallet as well givin the fact i had no o ringsand everytime i land one the worms gone..thanks for the tip,happy fishing

What size hook was that!?

what size hook?

A little bit more tail and a little bit more head ROFL!!!!

Does this work on medium light spinning rods as well?

What size and type of hook do you recommend for this set-up?

I like a little bit more tail myself!

How do you keep yama senkos from tearing using two o rings? maybe the brand of orings you use are softer?

you forgot the weight,in my opinion gives it way more action. right on top of hook.works 100%

Love the X o ring idea. Only caught my first wacky fish this weekend. Not I'm loving it. Lol. Haven't even tried an o ring yet. What size o ring for a 5" worn?

any notes on the hook brand with those weed guards? I didn't catch it...

We could all use a little more tail or head ;) But in seriousness, awesome vid, man!

What's a good hook size?

I’m sorry did you say hookups? 😂😳

Don't you find that two o-rings makes the senko tear easier than with only one? Maybe I'm casting too hard but I'm splitting my real senkos after 7-10 casts with your method.

A little bit more tail or a little bit more head ! Hmmm decisions! Both sound like fun! Lol 😂

What size of a hook do you use?

Niceeeeee

where do you get the o rings

Hello: I was told to use a weighted hook. What do I know I don't even own a boat, but I did stay at a motel 6, 14 years ago. I am going to wrap bright red or yellow sewing thread around my hook and worm and coat the thread with clear finger nail polish. Thats the way I put a guide back on a fishing rod when I was 12 years old. I never had a person to help me do things like that when I was a kid so I did everything on my own. I think the red or yellow thread will give the worm more flash than the o rings.

I like a lot of head.

I have the biggest problem with this because the doubled up o-rings tend to put too much pressure on the worm and cut it in half. Any tips on this problem?

Can't lose with either a little more tail or a little more head.

We’d all love a little more tail or a little more head 😂

I prefer a liittle bit more head 😁

why does he not stick it threw the bait ?

Hahaha, he said more tail or more head. Lol yes please to both! He shaking like a sob

Who is here in quarantine?

I prefer a little bit more head. But that’s just my preference. Please don’t block me…

I stopped using O-rings completely for a time, and the fishing was great, but the loss of worms was constant. Now I tie on with 150 pound test trotline. I tie two loops around the worm, cross them, and slide under both like you do. I got tired of buying O-rings. The spool of trotline I have should last about two hundred years, and I'm catching bass just as well as with the O-rings. It still needs more water time before I can say it's permanent, and a friend of mine has another method that he says works better than the O-rings, as far as protecting the bait goes. I'll probably try that, as well. The truth is probably that I just like experimenting. Sometimes an experiment works wonderfully, and sometimes it fails miserably, but all are fun, and I've caught bass with some homemade lures, as well as with random objects that I rigged with hook and decorated with whatever was at hand.

I do horrible with those hooks bad hook up ratios

that hook is trash tho..

That hook sucks FYI