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I do really well with smaller worms on 1/16 SHs.  Trouble is there aren't very many available with short enough shanks to fit smaller worms, like Hit Worms, 4.5" Robo Fats and so on.  The only 2 that I've found that fit the way I like and are available in 1/16 is the Picasso Takedown in 2/0 and the Bite Me Tackle finesse SH in 2/0.  

Does anyone else have any SH recs that are similar?

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I like the Owner Shakey Ultraheads pretty good, they're available in 1/16 and 4 colors. They have a 4/0 hook which is significantly larger than the 2/0 of the takedown which I also carry. But the owners seem to do well enough with a 4" zoom finesse worm. I haven't caught much on them but in clearer waters I'd imagine they do quite well. Thinking about rigging one with a swim senko for an upcoming trip...

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6 hours ago, GetFishorDieTryin said:

I do really well with smaller worms on 1/16 SHs.  Trouble is there aren't very many available with short enough shanks to fit smaller worms, like Hit Worms, 4.5" Robo Fats and so on.  The only 2 that I've found that fit the way I like and are available in 1/16 is the Picasso Takedown in 2/0 and the Bite Me Tackle finesse SH in 2/0.  

Does anyone else have any SH recs that are similar?

The 4.5 RoboWorm Fat is a good worm for me. I picked up on a few of the exclusive colors for this season. Anything that I’ve liked has worked for me. I for the most part fish the VMC Shaky Heads and the Slider Heads. 
 

 

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Spotsticker screwball shakeyhead.  Multiple weight choices.  I prefer the screw lock style because it gives a better weedless rigging. 

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I’ve had good luck with Buckeye lures Spot Remover. A lot of folks don’t like them because of their small hook, poor hookup percentage, and flat head. Def not the best for weeds. I stocked up a bunch when they were $.79 on clearance at Dicks.  Just make sure to bend the hook point out ever so slightly to increase hookup.  The other shakey head I have with a small hook is the Tru-Tungsten Mike Iaconelli made.  They have a EWG hook that is very small.  Or if you want to go EWG Ned style, Amazon “madbite ned” and get a bunch for $18 after coupon. 

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4 hours ago, Siebert Outdoors said:

Dump the shaky head and use a Ned Head for that worm.  Here is my weedles Morel Head.

 

https://siebertoutdoors.com/products/ols/products/morel-widegap-3-pack

This is the same style head I use and my hookup ratio is through the roof with these jigheads. 

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On 3/9/2022 at 12:57 AM, thediscochef said:

I like the Owner Shakey Ultraheads pretty good, they're available in 1/16 and 4 colors. They have a 4/0 hook which is significantly larger than the 2/0 of the takedown which I also carry. But the owners seem to do well enough with a 4" zoom finesse worm. I haven't caught much on them but in clearer waters I'd imagine they do quite well. Thinking about rigging one with a swim senko for an upcoming trip...

I've got them, the hook is nearly the size of a 4.5 worm.  It works ok in stained water.  I really prefer to fish these smaller worms jig worm style with a small #1 or #2 hook instead of a SH.  It looks far more natural and I definitely get more bites with a little jighead instead of a SH.  There are just some places that a jig worm either gets hung up or I have constantly sharpen the hook.

On 3/9/2022 at 6:39 AM, Spankey said:

The 4.5 RoboWorm Fat is a good worm for me. I picked up on a few of the exclusive colors for this season. Anything that I’ve liked has worked for me. I for the most part fish the VMC Shaky Heads and the Slider Heads. 
 

 

Yeah, they're great little baits.  The colors are so nice it's hard to limit myself sometimes.

On 3/9/2022 at 7:10 AM, roadwarrior said:

Great heads...I use them for bigger plastics like GB ATRs.  They're just too big for 4.5 worms and they dont come in 1/16.

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On 3/9/2022 at 10:27 AM, TOXIC said:

Spotsticker screwball shakeyhead.  Multiple weight choices.  I prefer the screw lock style because it gives a better weedless rigging. 

That 1s on the list, everything looked except TW didnt offer them in 2/0.  As long as the shank isn't too long a 3/0 gap would be fine.  My favorite all around head is Gamis Tricky Head but the shank is just 2 long IMO for a 4.5.

On 3/9/2022 at 11:46 AM, Finessegenics said:

Is a screwlock absolutely necessary or are you open to other jigheads?

Not at all, in fact I prefer SH w/o screw locks.  

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