Flick Shake

[rowyourboat]

has anyone every tried this? if so, what type of worm do you use? senko? finesse? trick?

also, how do you fish them?

i was just thinking of a way to give them a different look other than what theyve seen all year.

any other info is appreciated. thanks!

[Sam]

1. Finesse worm.

2. Go to Lowes or Home Depot and get some small nails or screws for the worm's head as the bass will throw the worms and nails when hooked.

3. Use some shrink tape about 1.5 to 2 inches from the worm's head to secure your hook. Holds hook onto worm better although you may lose the worm anyway.

4. Get ready for some snags.

5. Fish them Texas style.

Have fun.

[clayton86]

Why not the jackall flick shake worm

[Fat-G]

  On 7/25/2011 at 6:17 PM, clayton86 said:

Why not the jackall flick shake worm

Yep, expensive but deadly. I would rather catch more fish for more money than not catch as many and save a few bucks.

[Coonedawg]

I prefer the Jackall Flickshake worm over all other types of worms that I have tried. I have experimented with a variety of other baits on the flick shake jig head and haven't found one yet that will outperform the Jackall worm on a consistent basis. The fish pictured below fell victim to a Jackall flick shake worm on the Jackall jig head in 18 ft of water, I was working the bait about 9 to 10ft down in the water column. Best lure for suspended fish I have ever used. As a side note, a Zoom fluke, the flat-sided one, is deadly wacky rigged on the Jackall jig head.

[J Francho]

  On 7/25/2011 at 7:18 PM, Fat-G said:

Yep, expensive but deadly. I would rather catch more fish for more money than not catch as many and save a few bucks.

Heat shrink, young Padawan learner.

[clayton86]

John did u use heat shrink when we were out that one time?

[rowyourboat]

so when you fish this - you just cast it out, let it sink then drag and shake occasionally????

im clueless haha.

also, where would you use this??? im thinking the same places you would a senko type lure?? or maybe somewhere with a solid bottom???

sorry for all the questions, its just that this is really interesting me for some reason and im clueless....

[J Francho]

  On 7/25/2011 at 8:23 PM, clayton86 said:

John did u use heat shrink when we were out that one time?

One might have had some, but I was out. 1/4" and 3/8" covers most brands of worms. If you order online, you can even find clear.

[slonezp]

  On 7/25/2011 at 8:40 PM, rowyourboat said:

so when you fish this - you just cast it out, let it sink then drag and shake occasionally????

im clueless haha.

also, where would you use this??? im thinking the same places you would a senko type lure?? or maybe somewhere with a solid bottom???

sorry for all the questions, its just that this is really interesting me for some reason and im clueless....

Let it sink, then pop it, sink, than pop it. The strike will most likely happen on the fall so keep a somewhat tight line as it falls.

[Scorcher214]

Ya, when it is falling, shake the rod tip good.

Has anybody tried a trick worm with this yet? I have some but always used the jackall worms.

[herruberraschen]

Where would one find clear heat shrink?

[Sam]

Google Clear Heat Shrink Tubing or go to a local hardware store and find out if they carry it.

[Sam]

Hey guys, I made a big mistake.

I use the Jackall worms on the Neko Rig and that is what I was discussion.

As for the Flick Shake, I use Jackall worms wacky rigged.

Sorry for the confusion but at least we found out you can get clear shrink wrap which we need to thank "J" for the information.

Since I fish as much structure as I can, I usually use the Flick Shake in lakes and not rivers as I lose so many jig heads it can get expensive.