Mikado Sensual Split Rings are practical fishing accessories designed for attaching treble hooks, single hooks and other components to artificial lures. Their split-ring construction allows anglers to connect lure hardware without tying additional knots. These small but essential components are particularly useful for anglers who maintain their own fishing lures, replace worn or damaged rings, or customise hook arrangements to suit their fishing preferences. Whether preparing new lures or servicing existing ones, Sensual split rings provide a convenient solution for everyday lure rigging.
The Mikado Sensual split rings can be used with various types of artificial lures, including hard lures, spoons and inline spinners. They provide a connection between the lure body and its hooks, allowing the attached components to move freely. Choosing the correct split ring is important when replacing lure hardware, as the ring diameter and wire thickness should suit the size of the lure, the hook and the expected fishing loads. Properly matched split rings help maintain the intended hook arrangement and functionality of the lure.
Mikado Sensual Split Rings are useful for routine lure maintenance, replacing damaged hardware and assembling customised lure setups. Anglers can use them when changing treble hooks, fitting single hooks or restoring lures after extended use. Split ring pliers make installation and removal easier by allowing the ring coils to be opened without unnecessary bending. Keeping a selection of spare split rings in a tackle box is a practical way to prepare for quick adjustments or repairs during fishing trips.
The Mikado Sensual split rings shown in the 7.0 × 0.8 mm size are supplied in a pack of 10 pieces. The stated dimensions help anglers select the appropriate ring for their lure and hook configuration, although the final choice should also take into account the intended fishing application and expected load. These compact accessories are a useful addition to any lure fishing tackle box, especially for anglers who regularly replace hooks, maintain their artificial lures or experiment with different hook arrangements.