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does anyone have preferences on the type of shakey head jigs they use? are the ones with the screw better?

I bought a plano bag from walmart awhile back that holds 4 boxes w/ some room to spare on the inside, also has two cargo pants sized pockets on either side for extras. Not sure if this is the kind of thing you have in mind, but it works very well for me. Hold 4 boxes of lures + pliers, camera, flashlights, extra line and a few others. It is still small enough to be very portable though. *grabs camera to take a shot* i'll be back to edit in a photo later you can see it in this photo in the background. I'm bein abit lazy by not just taking a pic of it :-[ I used to have one of these... i ran out of space way too quickly...

hmm... that could be very possible

platteville, wi finally getting warm enough to fish... its been a long winter mainly fish the mississippi pool 11

I tried using fireline crystal in 20lb test on my baitcaster once... waste of 15 dollars or so... all that happened was that it kept digging into the spool over and over and i got mad and cut it all off the first day i used it...

no... i don't think it was bream... the shakey worm is like 3/4 the width of the gap of the hook, i got some hooksets that weren't good and a few got away that way as well.

my friend bought a black max, and i have backlashed with that thing so much despite playing around with the friction setting and magnetic controls... not sure why really... i rarely ever backlash with any other baitcasters i've ever used

I tried fishing the shakey head worms today, after no bites from finicky bass on anything else. I was able to get a few bites on the shakey head worms, but it seemed like i was missing a lot of bites by not being able to set the hook. I was using a 5 inch power shakey worm by berkley in watermelon and camo paired with... i forget what kind of shakey head (possibly bagley i beleive) I think it may have been the hook being too small and the worm always getting in the way, but am not really sure... are there larger widegap type shakey head jigs? any advice?

the only think i ever catch with spoons are snags...

inline spinners in general

i have the cabelas advanced anglers backpack... its good if you are on the move... aka don't have a boat.... :-[

i would go with a yellow rooster tail 1/8 oz

good to know.... bad for wallet

at least you can fish in the winter...

amazing... thanks for that great insight

i've never really had too many problems with Vanish..

uhh... so does the side panel on the revo s open and you can adjust the brakes?? i have one and i can't get it to open... someone please explain this to me

how do you turn on/off brakes??

i would be one of those unhappy customers...

that is pretty good

i'm very intriqued...

ha... i wish wisconsin was having a warm december right now...

trout... now smarter than most bank robbers...

that would have been nice to know earlier... oh well

i'm guessing some type of topwater...