Shakey Head

[Green Trout]

If I'm looking to get a lot of bites but not necessarily big fish, would a shakey head be a good choice? I am planning on putting the Z Man TRD on them. Any Advice would be appreciated.

[Smokinal]

Shakey head, drop shot or a senko will probably give you the most bites.

[Sam]

Actually, If you want a lot of bites go with live Nightcrawlers.

[gardnerjigman]

Shaky head head will get you a lot of bites, if fished in the right area. Don't let people fool you though... It doesn't just catch small fish.

[Jon G]

I get more bites on a shakey head than a senko rigged any of the numerous ways.

[Fisher-O-men]

Drop Shot, hands down.

[Bluebasser86]

The TRD is tiny to rig on a shakyhead. I like the shakyhead for lots of bites, but I'd just go with a regular finesse worm or trick worm. 

[whitwolf]

The TRD is tiny to rig on a shakyhead. I like the shakyhead for lots of bites, but I'd just go with a regular finesse worm or trick worm. 

 

 

Or a R.I. smallie beaver.

[smalljaw67]

There are a lot of good worms to use on a shaky head, a TRD needs to be put on a small jig head with an exposed hook, it is a super finesse presentation.

[roadwarrior]

My go to trailer has been the GYCB 6.5" Kut Tail, but last year I

discovered the MegaStrike MegaTube Craw which was KILLER!

 

http://www.bassresource.com/bass-fishing-forums/topic/124624-megastrike-tube-craws/

 

 

 

 

[Delaware Valley Tackle]

What will get he most bites depends on conditions, therefore changes daily. A shakey head works well on a clean hard bottom when the fish are bottom oriented. Not that you can't get reaction bites on the fall but a lot of baits can do that.