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| What is a good size (6,7,8......) and company for split rings? Just to carry a couple extra on board.
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Location: nationwide | Wolverine is the only answer.
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Location: In a shack in the woods | X3 on the wolverines. I think I'm using size 6 |
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Location: Pickering, ON | To tell you the truth, I think I much prefer SPRO.
That being said, I don't think Wolverines are likely to fail given the triple ring, but they do open up much easier than a SPRO.
Edited by JeffinPickering 3/12/2010 2:40 PM
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| Worth.
Pretty much the same as the old Bucher rings. #7's fit just about everything. |
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Location: Land of the Musky | I have #5 and #7 Super Strong Worth rings if you need any. Jsut ask you buy 100 or more.
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Location: Oshkosh | Bucher #7 are great! Anyone know the strength of these?
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| Dick Moore has many sizes listed in his catalogue. |
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Location: Central WI | I use Bucher #7's and haven't had any problems. |
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Location: Land of the Musky | I think the #7 Worth Super Strong/Bucher (same rings) are 175lb + rated. |
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| What about the new Rosco #7 rings? They are stainless and have a black mat on them. Thinking about using these for making baits. |
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Location: Yahara River Chain | Bucher #5 (smaller one) and #7. If you have the room, Use the Wolverines #7 or the smaller #5 split rings. Remember that if you need a ultra strong set up a #5 will fit inside a #7. Have some of both on hand. |
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Location: oswego, il | I am a better fan of the bucher style rings for crankbaits, jerks and gliders as it does not restrict hook movement and bait action. The triple rings are awesome for making bucktails! |
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Location: Wisconsin | Wolverines... |
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| WI Skis - 3/12/2010 3:19 PM
Bucher #7 are great! Anyone know the strength of these?
Peter
As my grandfather used to say... They are built like a brick #*#*house! |
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| Testing split rings is really simple, take a pair of split ring pliers and grab the end of the of the coils, pull it and see what happens. Some will straighten, so will spread and some will hold pretty close to form. The ones that are the toughest to pull apart are the best. Having said that Bucher #7 are definitely the only ones I would think of using. |
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| the one from Tackle Industries(worth) are strong enough to to caught a whale
i dont use wolverine cause when you have to replace the treble hooks you also have to change the split rings
btw bucher are made by worth |
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Location: Yahara River Chain | pepsiboy - 3/13/2010 6:19 AM
i dont use wolverine cause when you have to replace the treble hooks you also have to change the split rings
I don't follow, pepsboy, please explain why that is. |
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| because they tend to be deformed when opened twice
worth dont do that they will be exactly like brand new even if you change the treble x3 |
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| Another vote for SPRO! #6 seems to be the best fit for most lures.
IMO they are the best rings I've used yet. |
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Location: musky waters of SE, WI | Wolverines are nice, and you know they are strong, but they tend to spread open easily, even after opening them only 2 times. Bucher #7's for me. |
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| wolverines for me... |
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Location: Michigan | Worth definately gets my vote. I like spro, but very $$$ |
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Location: Land of the Musky | Both the SPRO and Worth (Bucher) rings are made from tempered stainless steel. And yes, expensive because the tempered stainless steel wire is expensive. Took me almost 2 years to source/find my tempered stainless steel wire in bulk to make my own rings for my lures. That stuff either has to be specially made for a company or the company has to have the equipment to make it themselves. I think Worth actually owns the equipment while SPRO gets theirs made hence the better price on Worth. Kind of odd though as I believe Worth are made in the USA and SPRO overseas but Worth has the better price. Usually the other way around  Good for Worth! |
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| Spro, but really liked the old Bucher super rings too. |
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