I am making it a point this year to throw a shakey head. I used them once about a year ago and was successful just never through it again.
Please tell me what you think the best shakey head hook is. I am going to buy a bunch and use them this year. Thanks!
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I like the Gene Larew Biffle Hardhead
Hard to beat the War Eagle for the price but there are many options out there.
Spot remover won a tourney with it Saturday
Gambler Giggy Head. Stud style, NOT the cork screw type
Spot remover is all I use
Like anything else asked on here... You'll get an answer for however many different possible brands/models/styles there are out there... This should go a few pages for sure...
You'll never get any kinda definitive answer...
I'm no expert but, my advice... just pick out a couple brands mentioned, or pick up a few different ones available at your local tackle shop and go try them...
I make my own i use a football head. I also li!e a biffle type head.
Was a fan of D&L's till recently, something changed in their quality. The last bunch I bought the hooks weren't very sharp and the screw lock had changed. I'm looking to try some other styles/brands.
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Bite Me Tackle makes a nice one!!
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Originally Posted by bensabamafan
I have tried a bunch of different ones but keep going back to the Spot Remover (the one with the screw-in keeper.)
Sick, tired, hungry, broke, busted, disgusted, can't be trusted, been imposed on and won't fight
Secret Lures Tail Shaker. It has an EWG hook which makes it very easy to Texpose.
Gamakatsu 604 for 90 degree
Mustad 32798 for 60 degree
Last edited by spinningchicken; 01-18-2017 at 07:32 AM.
My favorite as well.
frenzy nail
Take a look at the ones Joey Watts of Flatlands tackle builds, great hooks and size selection, used them for several years and really like their hook options...he's on this board
http://www.picassooutdoors.com/Produ...uctCode=PT2XTD
Try these you won't be disappointed.
I like the Picasso's. Their hooks are always sharp. Some local guys have a company, Katch-er lures, they make a great shakyhead in several different styles with good sharp hooks.
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