Marty, I have a couple of questions for you. What size of heat shrink are you using?
After preparing some of these Nekos. I forgot that the plastic do not mix well with other plastic, Plano boxes etc. How do I store these for use later? Do you put them back in the same bag of worms you got them in?
Great questions Jordan! Yes, we have all mixed those TRD's with other plastics without knowing they would turn into jello. :) You will do best with 3/8" Heat Shrink. They carry it at Ace Hardware stores. I cut it into about 3/16th inch strips. Just take a lighter to it on the worm for like one second on each side of the fold on the heat shrink. It will shrink up perfectly to the worm. Yes, always place them back in the bag you purchased them in. Hunters Headquarters carries them and stocks up on the TRD's nicely. We will also have the Neko Button Heads in stock there soon! Thanks for supporting Kayakjak's Fishing Intel!
Thanks for the info Marty. It helps a lot. I think this has been the best year ever bass fishing yet! Some of which is thanks to you. Keep the content coming
Marty, I have a couple of questions for you. What size of heat shrink are you using?
After preparing some of these Nekos. I forgot that the plastic do not mix well with other plastic, Plano boxes etc. How do I store these for use later? Do you put them back in the same bag of worms you got them in?
Great questions Jordan! Yes, we have all mixed those TRD's with other plastics without knowing they would turn into jello. :) You will do best with 3/8" Heat Shrink. They carry it at Ace Hardware stores. I cut it into about 3/16th inch strips. Just take a lighter to it on the worm for like one second on each side of the fold on the heat shrink. It will shrink up perfectly to the worm. Yes, always place them back in the bag you purchased them in. Hunters Headquarters carries them and stocks up on the TRD's nicely. We will also have the Neko Button Heads in stock there soon! Thanks for supporting Kayakjak's Fishing Intel!
Thanks for the info Marty. It helps a lot. I think this has been the best year ever bass fishing yet! Some of which is thanks to you. Keep the content coming
Thanks Jordan! Glad to help out!