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Shakey Head Gear Guide
Overview
The Spot Remover Jig Heads come with black nickel hook in black, brown, or green pumpkin. They enable worms or craws to stand on end and are great for spotted bass. These work well for deep water largemouth & smallmouth bass and are excellent for bedding fish. If your looking for one with a heavy-duty hook check out the Spot Remover Magnum.
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Best shakey headI love this shakey head . The hook up ratio is great.
Not recommendedTotal pain in the butt trying to get a worm on it I wouldn't recommend this at all.
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Comments: I've been using these jig heads for about 10+ years, and they work well for me. The hook is a little small for me, and larger fish can easily swallow the head. The hook needs to be up-sized to a 1.5/O or 2/O. The jig head pairs well with Zoom finesse worms. If you cut a small fraction from the head of a tapered worm, the peg will stay in place better. But don't allow the fish to keep the too long, or you will gut hook your catch.
From: John: Nashville, TN 5/7/19
Comments: Been using these for a several years now. They have cought tons of Bass with no issues at all. Fishing in the rivers in Maryland and Delawere year around rain snow sleet or shine. They are my favorite shaky head choice!!
From: Mark: Harrington, DE 2/13/18
Comments: Great shaky head after catching a few fish on a Strike King Ocho you can hook the bait to the other end and its just like putting a new bait on. So you get twice the use out of a worm
From: Unknown - 9/24/17
Comments: Not sure why all the negative reviews. Put a 7 inch trick work on these and you will catch all the fist you want to catch. It is a great jig head.
From: Marshall: Huntsville 8/8/17
Comments: There is a slight design flaw with the this shaky head - specifically the hook angle as it relates to the centering post for attaching soft plastics : The key to improving your hook up and catch ratio with this shaky head is to take a pair of needle nose pliers and open up the hook point angle about 2 ~ 4 degrees . Try this tip and see if you aren't more pleased with the Buckeye Lures Spot Remover and your favorite soft plastic worm or craw!
From: Chris: Georgia: 1/28/17
Comments: Awful- go get some megastrikes or fin-techs you wont be dissapointed in those
From: Jake: OH
Comments: The best thing about this shakey head is the head of the worm comes off the keeper and won't ball up on the point of the hook for more and better hook-ups.That's why I love them.
From: Jody: Ponca City, OK
Comments: Bought a couple bags of these and so far I haven't been able to get a single worm to stay on the keeper. Poor design IMO. You can't screw them on, and pushing them on is about out of the question.
From: Jim: Paris, TN
Comments: Hook is way too short and paint chips easily.
From: Bill
Comments: I agree with joe the hook is too short and you will loose fish on it.
From: Dale
Comments: Great design,but hook is way too SHORT! I'm loosing a lot of fish,due to small hook!
From: Joe: GA
Comments: This is the best finesse bait on the market you can put any type worm you want on there my favorite is the zoom trick worm it's what I'm throwing besides a crankbait.
From: Matt: Dallas, TX
Comments: I've yet to find a better shakey head. Rig with a finesse worm and it will catch em' when nothing else will.
From: Joe: Nashville, TN