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Location: syracuse indiana | hey guys where can i find more rubberbands for quick strike rigs. i had someone give me a ton of them . but my stash is getting verry low and i need more....bill |
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Location: University of Hartford | try going to an orthodontist and asking for dental brace bands. Either that or a helpful dentist in your town. |
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| I have never used a rubber band for this type of fishing because I am a newbie to sucker fishing. How do you rig it up?
Nevermind. I did a search on this and found some good info. from the fall of 2006. Lots of good info. there.
Edited by Baby Mallard 11/8/2008 5:15 PM
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Location: Madison, WI | Try rubberbands used for braiding hair. Normally can find em at the grocery store by all the hairbrushes. |
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Location: syracuse indiana | never thought of those for braiding hair.. are they small enough |
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Location: Madison, WI | They normally come in a mix bag of size, they work well for any size suckers. |
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Location: Germantown, WI | I bought some a couple of years back from an online orthodontic supply place called Jaw Products. You can buy them in single bags of 50 each. I think the shipping was more than the cost for a couple of bags of rubber bands. They work really well.
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Location: Chicago, IL | I got these for a really good price and they work great.
http://www.amazon.com/500-Dog-Grooming-RUBBER-BANDS/dp/B001GFCF74/r...
If you dont like the dog grooming kind then the size 10 is what you get when you buy a Lift Off rig or another off the shelf quick strike. Here is a link... if you buy one of these boxes you will never need rubber bands again.
http://www.amazon.com/ALLIANCE-ALL24105-Ergonomically-correct-appro...
Dan Hardy
Edited by DJH 11/9/2008 12:07 AM
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| I would suggest not to buy so many at once, the older they are the weaker they get. Wouldn't want to use a rubberband thats been in my boat for 4-5 years in a pack of 1000 other bands. Maybe buy 100-150 a year (depending on how much sucker fishing you do), keep em' fresh. |
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Location: Gurnee, Illinois | Walmart has them in the hair care section, they are black and you get about 200 for .99 cents.
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Location: syracuse indiana | i will check at walmart.. thanx guys....bill |
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