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The spawn is probably a distant memory to the Clearlake Largemouth bass.  
 

i want to try the shaky-head. 
 

picked up some gama 1/8 heads. Looks to be a 3/0 hook.  I have:

Zman FattyZ

Zman floating worm

Zoom Trick worm

And various 4” finess worms. 
 

am I too late?  I was told it’s a prespawn technique?   I’m hitting Clearlake Sunday.  I want to try.  Any tips?  

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Never too late for a shaky head.

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  • Super User
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11 minutes ago, Darth-Baiter said:

I was told it’s a prespawn technique?

It's a finesse technique that works year-round.

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I literally landed four yesterday at the boat ramp on Lake Jordan here in my home town on a 1/4 oz luck-E-strike jig head with a Zoom June bug trick worm all within the first 20 minutes. As mentioned earlier, never too late to start. 
 

I also catch bass all season long on shakey head and it’s my favorite technique.

 

Shakey head is to me what top water is to others in terms of that excitement you feel when the line bumps. It’s just a no brainer for me when it comes to using it or not as I ALWAYS have a shakey head rig with me when I go fishing. I caught the bulk of my bass last year on a shakey head when nothing else worked.

  • Super User
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I've caught bass on shaky head from ice out til a few weeks before ice up.

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  • Super User
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Thanks. I’m strangely nervous and excited about it. My zoom trick is green pumpkin 

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2 minutes ago, Darth-Baiter said:

Thanks. I’m strangely nervous and excited about it. My zoom trick is green pumpkin 

It’s been my experience that bass will eat any color trick worm with shaky head. I do prefer June bug, watermelon red, black, scuppernong by zoom. You’ll do fine with the green pumpkin though. What clarity of water are you fishing?

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2 minutes ago, NavyVet1204 said:

It’s been my experience that bass will eat any color trick worm with shaky head. I do prefer June bug, watermelon red, black, scuppernong by zoom. You’ll do fine with the green pumpkin though. What clarity of water are you fishing?

Very little visibility.  My fatty z is water melon red. 

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2 minutes ago, Darth-Baiter said:

Very little visibility.  My fatty z is water melon red. 

That was my same clarity yesterday. Mildly stained with mayyyyyyybe a foot of visibility. Don’t worry friend, you’ll have a good time with the shaky head.

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53 minutes ago, Darth-Baiter said:

The spawn is probably a distant memory to the Clearlake Largemouth bass.

My sister and her better half caught several good bass at 4 pounds plus this week. Some were on beds.

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  • Super User
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1 hour ago, 5/0 said:

My sister and her better half caught several good bass at 4 pounds plus this week. Some were on beds.

YAY!!!

 

I'm launching at State Park if you want to join.  couple of kayaks.

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Shaky-head bass caught.  What a great technique!   I got some hard enthusiastic hits. 

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