The area I fish at is quite shallow about 1-2ft water because I fish at the bank so is it required to fish the flick shake with the whacky jig head? Or I can fish the bait weightless? I know I won't have the casting distance when fishing em weightless what's the best option I have? Whacky jig head, dropshot, split shot?

I've used it wacky rigged on a drop shot before. It caught plenty of fish. Also use it on a small 1/16 wacky jig head.

The wacky jig head is what the bait was meant to be used with. I have also had very good success dropshotting them also rigged wacky allowing the bait to presented off the bottom. The flickshakes are great finesse baits.

You can use it without the jighead, they are quite heavy and capable of good distance.

I used them on a wacky jig head, or dropshot rig. FWIW.... IMHO, they are expensive and semi fragile. They make gycb senkos seem cheap and durable lol. I have just as good, if not better results on a Zoom finesse/trick worm, and a real sleeper bait wacky rigged and what replaced the flick shake worms for me, is the Zoom swamp crawler.

The area I fish at is quite shallow about 1-2ft water because I fish at the bank so is it required to fish the flick shake with the whacky jig head? Or I can fish the bait weightless? I know I won't have the casting distance when fishing em weightless what's the best option I have? Whacky jig head, dropshot, split shot?

 

In that situation I would just use a weightless Zoom swamp crawler instead of a Jackall bait. One to two feet of water does not give the bait much time to wiggle on the fall.

 

Allen

 I bought a bag of these things at the Indy outdoor show last month.  I got home and looked at them and thought - too small to Texas rig.  Hmm..  So I guess I will have to use a small shaky head jig.  

Ive t rigged em and wacky rigged. Both worked well. I bought some of the jackall flick shake heads and they are quite nice

not the most durable worms but they work darn good