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Weedless and weightless. Throw out, let it sink a little bit, lift drop with occasional twitch.

               -tumnus

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Same as my answer to the Finesse worm question:

DS, wacky, flick-shake, skaky head, ball head jigs, c-rig, t-rig, twister rig.....

Whenever the fish respond positively to smaller baits, and big baits aren't working.

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I fish them on shaky head(watermelon seed, or pumpkin), weightless over grass(yellow) or texas rig(junebug, or watermelon seed).  Hope this helps

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What is the best shaky head jig to use.  There are several different ones out there.

I usually use the T-Rig weightless and weedless.  But I am going to try the wacky and shaky head methods.

Later, ;)

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I use them this way:

Heya wayne, I've tried your method of rigging but I can never seem to get the worm straight onto the hook like that, any suggestions or tips you could share for rigging like that?

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Donnie, the hook is a 3/0 Gammy Octopus hook #02413.

SimonSays, put the hook eye deeper into the worm and you can rig it straight. Having it straight makes no difference though, so don't worry about it. I just makes a prettier picture if is straight. The hook in relation to the worm would be like this:

edited: I forgot to mention, I don't use solid colors when rigging this way, I use colors with lots of flakes in them as they are softer. The white worm was used for photo clarity.

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weightless T-rigged from 3/0-5/0 hook straight shank or EWG is a great technique for any shallow, very grassy area when it is hard to fish lure without them getting mucky

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Weightless as a floating worm around weedbeds and cover.

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Weightless Texas Rigged with a 1 nail in the tail  ;)

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Sent you a PM.  ;)

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Weightless Texas Rigged with a 1 nail in the tail ;)

What is the purpose of the 1" nail in the tail.

Thanks, :)

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