I saw a jig head that they called a shaky head but it looks like something that I could use for different techniques. I'm pretty sure its called a Flippin Shakey Head but im not 100% sure. It was on ebay and seemed like a good way to swim a worm. Can anyone help me find these please? AHHHH I wish I bought them when I saw them!! >

Nevermind I found them...Mac Daddy Flip-N-Shakey Head.

What do you guys think? http://cgi.ebay.com/Fishing-Mac-Daddy-Flip-N-Shakey-Head-Jig-10-3-8-GrnPump_W0QQitemZ160402644600QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item2558be1e78

looks like other shaky jigs to me.

looks similar to a Fin-Tech Title Shot jig

O ya, I guess it was the angle it was at made me think it would swim better. O well

The difference I see is that it is more of an EWG hook instead of a straight shank hook (with a 60degree angle like a normal plain shaky jig)

So when you rig this guy up of yours, I think it'll be more like a texas rig with the flat end of the hook sitting on top of the worm/tube/whatever?

I find the straight shanks just poke into the body of the plastic.

Just what I've found, I had a couple jigs that were like the flippin what you found and that was the difference I noticed, the hook stuck out and laid flat.

It seems like a hook with a keeper and the bullet sinker all in one.

These are a nice shape with an extra wide gap hook which holds bulkier baits.Great for that kind of presentation.

http://www.setthehook.ca/falcon_lures_1.html

I can't post the link from where I actually got mine though.... :

looks similar to a Fin-Tech Title Shot jig

I may just be a dumb Cajun but there doesn't look like much room between the hook point & the bait keeper!