Shakey Heads
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Meatloaf_Rocks
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Shakey Heads
I've been reading a lot about shakey heads and was wondering what advantage they offer over a texas rig with a pegged sinker? Do they keep the tail of the worm at an up-right position like a football head?
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fishnislife
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RE:Shakey Heads
Yes
Video - How to fish a Shaky Head
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Video - How to fish a Shaky Head
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2000subaru
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RE:Shakey Heads
How about this! not pegged...but what I used had a spring on the head to keep the 7"green pumpking power worm on! I didn't have my scale 4-5lbs! Today. Shakey head works brother....
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Meatloaf_Rocks
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RE:Shakey Heads
That was a great video. I'll have to give it a try on my next day out on the water.