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Shakyhead Hook Size for a 4.5 inch Roboworm?


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If you throw a Roboworm or other small-diameter worm on a shaky head, what size hook do you use?

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2/0 with a short shank.  Not too many around in the lighter wights I like to use 1/16 and 3/32.  Theyre expensive, but Picasso makes a really good one.  Normally I dislike screw locks, but these are pliable and don't really get in the way.  

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Bite Me Tackle has great one, but the eye is horizontal instead of vertical.  They come with a Gami sproat hook and are perfect for finesse worms.  The keeper is really effective, but the baits dont last as long. 

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For longer worms my favorite SH is Gamis Tricky head.  It does everything well and has that Oshaughnessy style hook which just sticks em.  The shanks are a little long for 4.5" worms IMO, but work great for 5" or longer.  Really like the keeper ass well, it hold traditional plastisol and elaztech really well.   

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2 hours ago, GetFishorDieTryin said:

For longer worms my favorite SH is Gamis Tricky head.  It does everything well and has that Oshaughnessy style hook which just sticks em.  The shanks are a little long for 4.5" worms IMO, but work great for 5" or longer.  Really like the keeper ass well, it hold traditional plastisol and elaztech really well.   

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I want to know where to buy these hooks? 

 

Allen

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Just the plain hooks not the poured heads. 

 

Allen

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38 minutes ago, Munkin said:

 

Just the plain hooks not the poured heads. 

 

Allen

There all Gami hooks.  The G finess Tricky head is a custom hook, I think.  Greenfish uses that flateyed sproat in a finesse swimjig, so they may be available.

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