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    Posted: 28 Sep 2022 at 4:39pm
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Guys, I'm after some dry, silicon worm softies, 6" or larger for making inu rigs.
Can't find anyone in NZ who stocks them.

Where can I get some from? Anybody know of an Aussie on-line store perhaps?

Inu rigs are all the the rage in the US, (check YouTube), so I'm keen to make some and try them in our waters.
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Fascinating rig. AliExpress for weird and wonderful things. 

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Interesting looking rig, what depth of water do you intend to fish these in and how do you attach a sinker to get them down to the bottom.
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That was my thought too. It seems you can add sinkers to the end of the line where it comes out the worm tail. That said, I think snapper will make short work of silicone worms.
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Thanks for the link MB. I have ordered a hatful of worms and nail weights from them. I don't know why there hasn't been any discussion about the inu rig on this forum. They look the business to me. As for the snapper - we'll have to wait and see...
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