Double Your Shaky Head Bites With This Little Known Trick…

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  • Опубликовано: 4 дек 2024

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  • @jdmcnugent6808
    @jdmcnugent6808 Год назад +15

    I remember when I was a teenager back in the early 80s and I barely had any tackle. I would take a curly tail worm and rig it on a 1/16th crappie jig head because that's all the tackle had. This was way before anyone talked about the "Shakey head" technique. Man I sure tore the bass up doing that back then.

    • @brianpierson7708
      @brianpierson7708 Год назад +1

      Yes sr my dad had made a mole to pore a football stile jig but instead of regular it was like a triangle with the point facing back and I use to get the ones that where messed up and use because I got hung up a lot because I didn’t want to fish the way him and my uncles or older cousins would fish and I would put a purple or black fire tail worm on there and cast out in the deep water and let it just pendulum back to me or slow drag it also sometimes just swim it and I started catching more and bigger fish and then everyone stopped 😂 😂 and stated watching me but that was also in the 80’s more mid 80’s throw I’m 45 now and look back and think everything we where doing back then is coming back around just named deferent and with better equipment then we had back then but I still have a couple old pistol grip handle 5’10”-6’4” rods and I pull them out every now and then and go fish old school like we did as kids and people can’t believe how I hammer them with that old equipment plus it’s all rivers here no lakes or anything just rivers and marsh

    • @darrellgrant7615
      @darrellgrant7615 Год назад

      My older cousins taught me the same thing around 1990. They called it a jig worm. Just a ball head and a brown crawdad or red Shad colored 6” Culprit worm 😊

  • @damonhoffman4183
    @damonhoffman4183 Год назад +2

    Randy, I've been watching your videos for a while now. You need to do a short on a video on you tackle room. I'd like to see your tropheys and hear about things you have in your takle room. I learn alot off your videos that truly help me now that I fish more tournaments. I like to see things and stories about different things inside guys workshops/tacklerooms/man caves. It just something I like to see. I'm not trying to be noisy... I love to hear the story behind stuff is all.

  • @learningtofish7036
    @learningtofish7036 Год назад +2

    Thank you Randy

  • @phillipkeith5297
    @phillipkeith5297 Год назад

    Favorite way to fish . Some people say it’s to slow , but I love it!

  • @jeffjiles8658
    @jeffjiles8658 Год назад +2

    Randy, nice guns brother. Good to see a fisherman still hits the gym.

  • @terrytresemer2864
    @terrytresemer2864 Год назад +2

    Glad to hear I'm not the only one that adjust jig weight's with a file. My buddy thinks I'm crazy for doing so. He'll just look for look all over for what he wants. Me, I just love doing bait mod's.

  • @davidmeyer9648
    @davidmeyer9648 Год назад +2

    Thanks Randy, love fishing the shakey head. I make my own and experimenting with adding skirts for added attraction. Can’t wait to get out there and start using them.

  • @FullTimeFishing
    @FullTimeFishing Год назад +2

    Great tips Randy. A shaky head is something I need to try more. I typically stick to a drop shot and Ned rig. Thanks!

  • @rafaeljimenezmartin9003
    @rafaeljimenezmartin9003 Год назад +1

    Señor Randy muchas gracias por sus enseñanzas, saludos desde España

    • @brianpierson7708
      @brianpierson7708 Год назад

      Brother from cross the big pond greeting from a coonass down or I guess for you from over in southeast Louisiana just 20 miles north of New Orleans to give you a closer idea of where I’m talking about What do you fish for over there where you are at ???

  • @Rizzo-zw5ug
    @Rizzo-zw5ug Год назад

    Thanks for expanding on your Fishing Teacher video on the Shakey Head.
    Explaining the retrieve technique was missing there.
    I've learned a lot from you...thanks.

  • @Old-School-Bassin
    @Old-School-Bassin Год назад +2

    Just bought some so this is pretty timely! 🎉

  • @davidwilliams1805
    @davidwilliams1805 Год назад

    Thanks for sharing!

  • @alexpazmino4762
    @alexpazmino4762 Год назад

    Ive been using a 16 th size shaky head size for years and you are right . I definitely get more bites on it that the other sizes. Great info .

  • @raymondbradford4086
    @raymondbradford4086 Год назад +1

    Yes.... alot of fishermen seem to over work the shakey head.. great video thanks 😊

  • @roymorgan5498
    @roymorgan5498 Год назад +1

    Thanks. 😁👍 Going to use more shaky heads this year.

  • @erichildreth7562
    @erichildreth7562 Год назад

    Thanks for presenting these tips, I have watched your prior videos as to how to setup/rig a shaky head, can't wait to try this out once things thaw out and warm up a bit.

  • @athanandronico4473
    @athanandronico4473 Год назад +1

    Thanks again for sharing . I will be trying this 👍🎣

  • @calvinrantz2341
    @calvinrantz2341 Год назад +1

    Randy's got some guns💪🏻

  • @macdaddyblues1
    @macdaddyblues1 Год назад

    Been doing that straight retrieve for 20 years... works great. It's basically the same retrieve we used with the regular plastic worm back in the day. I may be the best weeny worm fisherman thats ever lived. Basically invented it!!! lol

  • @acebex5086
    @acebex5086 Год назад +1

    Great tip. I think I might be hooked on modifying baits Thanks to you 😉

  • @rogercastle2434
    @rogercastle2434 Год назад

    I’m in Springfield tonight. Wish I had time to find a lake around here

  • @jamierice3189
    @jamierice3189 Год назад

    I'd like to see a video on ... if those detailed paint jobs on crankbaits and other hard baits.. really make a difference.. do they catch more fisherman than fish..

  • @chrisredd6303
    @chrisredd6303 Год назад

    Dang Randy you getting buff! Thanks for the info! You Rock....

  • @emoutdoors5661
    @emoutdoors5661 Год назад +1

    Glad to hear about the designing of a light weight shakey. Will it be a light wire hook? EWG or offset?

    • @brianpierson7708
      @brianpierson7708 Год назад

      😂😂😂 with Randy it’s going to probably be Gamakatsu G Finesse Straight shank NANO SMOTH COATED witch I can’t complain I love the nano coat hooks I picked some up because it was all they had at a lil bait shop in the middle of nowhere and 100miles past nowhere one day and flat out fell in love with them no more setting the hook just lean into them and load the rod and it’s over they pined

  • @elrey5699
    @elrey5699 Год назад +1

    Thank you for the tips!
    CA lakes?

  • @depalebe
    @depalebe Год назад +1

    I find myself using the Neko rig more than the shakey head lately. I should go back and not forget to use it.

    • @Reelentlessbassfishing
      @Reelentlessbassfishing Год назад

      Try shakey head when they are a little less active. Neko when active. Neko was more action imo

  • @scottbostic6247
    @scottbostic6247 Год назад +1

    As long as I have fished, 20 some odd years, I am just now starting to use a shakyhead more often.

  • @bluegrassbodybuildingfitne406
    @bluegrassbodybuildingfitne406 Год назад +1

    Thinking about buying that reel. Would you recommend that one?

  • @Showmethefish
    @Showmethefish Год назад

    Great job explaining Randy....dang boy you've got a set of guns on ya.....lol...

  • @Nate_Higgins
    @Nate_Higgins Год назад +1

    I've caught quite a few fish on a shaky head, but have also caught a lot on a light Texas rig with a Zoom trick worm (usually because I didn't have any jig heads). Does anyone have an opinion on when/where the shaky works better than the T-rig? And why?

    • @brianpierson7708
      @brianpierson7708 Год назад +1

      Well I don’t fish the shaky head much but I fish the Tiny Child-Rig the way IKE fish’s it and I love that and it’s way better for me and a lot less prone to getting hung up. But it’s one of them things that really to me and this is only MY PERSONAL OPINION it’s a dime one way and two nickels the other. I was always told don’t worry about anyone else or what they are throwing because you can always catch fish if the bait you are fishing with is one that YOU YOURSELF have confidence in and know how to fish it and that’s always been in my dads voice I hear it win I’m rigging tackle and debating on what to fish. I don’t know if that helps you or not but read your comment and just trying to maybe help you out 🙏🏼god bless brother have a safe,happy, an big fish catching spring !!!

  • @ronniemitchell9221
    @ronniemitchell9221 Год назад +1

    Good video

  • @goodoleboykentucky7941
    @goodoleboykentucky7941 Год назад

    I used to love a Texas rigged purple curly tail worm. But these days I've been tearing them up on a shakeyhead. It's by far my go to technique now when I really just need to catch a fish and nothing else is working

  • @brockblack8765
    @brockblack8765 Год назад

    What about mud bottom

  • @fish2much12
    @fish2much12 Год назад

    Showing off the gun in your thumbnail 💪 💪 💪 🤣 jk love the content man!

  • @robertdtimmerman
    @robertdtimmerman Год назад +1

    The Shakey Head probably frustrates me more than a jerkbait. I’ve never even gotten a bite. I will say after seeing how you fish the bait in this video, I will try it again. Would love for this lure to work as I have a ton of Shakey Head worms! Appreciate the tips.

    • @FullTimeFishing
      @FullTimeFishing Год назад

      I just posted a jerkbait tutorial so if you struggle with a jerkbait check it out!

    • @robertbrost7777
      @robertbrost7777 Год назад

      Same here. Probably caught one fish on a shaky head. So much so that my bottom rig is a Ned.

  • @melissamessmer6544
    @melissamessmer6544 Год назад

    Shakey head catches bass 24/7

  • @newmanator
    @newmanator Год назад

    Completely off subject Randy what’s the easies way to get a hook out of bass who swallows it?

    • @Reelentlessbassfishing
      @Reelentlessbassfishing Год назад

      Come in through the gills and spin the hook around with your fingers so that the head of the hook is in its throat and then pull outwards of the mouth on the round section of the hook.

  • @clintperry799
    @clintperry799 Год назад +1

    ✅17

  • @wolverinex4243
    @wolverinex4243 Год назад

    I quadruple down on fishy baits.

  • @Kykayakbasser
    @Kykayakbasser Год назад

    Been waiting on a good 1/16 head for shakeyheads, with big enough hook for a long time!🫰😁