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Hey guys so I was wondering what your favorite weedless wacky hooks are? I am wanting to fish them both shallow and in a deeper water like 10-20 feet, so I would want some that have weights as well as some without weights. Thanks!

  • Super User
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Both Gamakatsu and Owner have excellent weedless wacky hooks. Jackall makes a excellent weedless wacky tungsten jig, pricy!

Tom

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Both Gamakatsu and Owner have excellent weedless wacky hooks. Jackall makes a excellent weedless wacky tungsten jig, pricy!

Tom

Awesome thanks for the suggestions! I didnt think to ask in my first post, but what size weight would you recommend for the 10-20ft range? I have never actually used the wacky rig weighted before, but I think it is something I really want to do this year as I have always had a lot of confidence in it weightless. Thanks again!

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Awesome thanks for the suggestions! I didnt think to ask in my first post, but what size weight would you recommend for the 10-20ft range? I have never actually used the wacky rig weighted before, but I think it is something I really want to do this year as I have always had a lot of confidence in it weightless. Thanks again!

A wacky rigged WHAT???

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A wacky rigged WHAT???

Haha does that mean you fish it weightless in all depths?

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 No, that means what exactly is the lure you use for wacky rigging.

Oh sorry I thought you were making a joke nevermind. Itll be 4in or 5in senko the most, and maybe a flickshake rarely.

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Oh sorry I thought you were making a joke nevermind. Itll be 4in or 5in senko the most, and maybe a flickshake rarely.

 

For the Senko--4/0 Gamakatsu Octopus #02414 with added weedguard of braided stainless steel wire.

 

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I don't use the flick shake worm, I use one somewhat similar (Zoom Trick and Finesse worms)

rigged like my avatar.

 

I use lead insert weights made by Lunker City in 3/64 oz. for depth  Deep and windy, I use the 3/32 size.

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For the Senko--4/0 Gamakatsu Octopus #02414 with added weedguard of braided stainless steel wire.

 

NewWeedless1_zps3cda5935.jpg

 

WGSenko1.jpg

 

 

I don't use the flick shake worm, I use one somewhat similar (Zoom Trick and Finesse worms)

rigged like my avatar.

 

I use lead insert weights made by Lunker City in 3/64 oz. for depth  Deep and windy, I use the 3/32 size.

Awesome thanks Ill check those weights out for sure!

Posted

I have hung some pretty nice bass on the owner 1/0 weedless wacky hook, my PB (6.5 lbs) came from one of those hooks. I would give them a look.

If I were fishing in 10-20 feet of water, I would consider a very light buckeye flick it jighead wacky hook.

  • Super User
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I use the eagle claw weedless hooks on most of my plastics.

I think it's the #449 eagle claw needless. I go larger in size like 2/0 & 3/0 on the senko and larger on the bigger body bushogs. The bigger hook the better chance on a hook set.

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VMC makes a nice weedless wacky hook also. 

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My current weedless wacky hook of choice is a weighted Falcon K-wacky hook.   I prefer the 1/16 or 3/32 oz weight.    I think that the weight helps you get deep quicker when you are fishing in the 10' range.  I don't think that the slightly faster drop hurts anything when you are fishing the wacky rig shallow.

Posted

I like the Trokar best. Stupid sharp.

Posted

Weightless w/o weed guard - Gamakatsu octopus hook, I forget what size, maybe like a 1/0?

Weightless w/ weed guard - the Gamakatsu that Wayne P. posted up earlier

Flick-Shake - I like the VMC "Ike Approved" and Owner wacky jigs 

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Don't get VMC. The weedguard prevents hooksets.

 

YES, Yes it does.  I just tried them.  I caught 1 but lost hooksets on 3 or 4 and the 1 was barely hooked. 

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