Jeffrey Walker

I just started fishing the shaky head. I am using screw lock shaky heads. I've been mostly using pretty decent size bates on them. I figure she has like half ounce and up, but I noticed that I'm not getting a good hook up ratio. I've gotten bites. I'm going to set the hook and I miss it. It's really the first time. I've noticed that it be like this is happening. I googled. I couldn't find much information, but I did see YouTube or a video from Bryan Latimer and he was saying that he has his own jig had shaky head jig head for this reason and it's not offset. Is anybody had an experience like mine? Has anybody tried his jig heads?

pitching sorry

Still want a shorter rod. i do a lot of underhand flips, so thinking the tachyon shaft might be the best bet. I don't know of any other rod that has its specs at its lengthS

Yeah i stand up.

I don't see the benefit of the longer rod and find the added weight and length more cumbersome, especially in a kayak. I use a lot of underhand and side pitches and if i have make a longer "cast" i just use a roll cast which is pretty controllable. I'm thinking of picking up the megabass tachyon shaft.

I fish out of a kayak and I really love pitching and flipping it's my go to technique and I've noticed that I don't really like the longer flipping sticks. I've tried a few of the traditional 7-11 sticks, way too longz. they just did just don't feel right to me they feel too big. anybody have any shorter under 7 foot flipping sticks? i prefer steez, megbass nex etc

what is this??

I am in a kayak now and looking to move to a boat. What's the smallest bass boat size but still capable of getting no around at a decent clip? i'm not looking for a john boat. Also, How do guys rig livescope up in the now? do they drill into the deck?? I'm definitely going to be adding Livescope regardless

I don't think i buy this whole hull design stuff. If you threw a 5hp on there and if the plastic could support it, that thing is going a lot faster. I don't care what the hull design is. The issue is the plastic boat - not the hull. id bet money that in the not too distant future, motorized kayaks will be going 6-8mph. Actuakly now that i think of it, the EPDL from old town gets 6mph from a E-bike type of system. I'm pretty sure that hull is probably very similar if not exactly the same as the autopilot.

Yes it's true, i read that as well the airplane prop def increases speed. However, it also appears to be terrible in weeds, so i've decided against it.

I run dual motors on mine. the boat is perfectly setup for them to upgrade the motor to something with some serious power, it's a shame they haven't done it yet.

I have the TB and i wouldn't say thata what i'm looking for way to stiff and not exactly sensitive. It's a great rod but for frogs and swim signs is what i use it for

looking to rekindle this.

I'm not looking too heavy. Maybe 1/4 - 1oz with trailer probably 1/2oz + bait

Thanks for the info, i mean pitching. Not looking for a long rod