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yup. i helped a friend.  big cat grabbed his crankbait (not a euphemisim or anything).  we kept it in the net and just dumped him out of it.  it was scary looking.  :)

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On 8/26/2022 at 3:58 AM, TnRiver46 said:

741-CE6-B5-E245-422-E-BD3-E-376478-B0-B9

They fo call it a worm nose jig mold…. So yeah I think that counts.

or is that a ballhead. Anyways, the mushroom head is called a wormnose. I can get up to a 4/0 lightwire hook to fit in the 1/4 and 3/16 weights i cant remember with the 1/8. Its what i use, but i dont do alot of shakyheading to warrant buying another mold or shakyhead jigs.

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On 8/24/2022 at 12:29 AM, CrashVector said:

I use the VMC head listed above.  Works very well.

 

An alternative would be rigging the trick worm on a light wire 2/0 standard worm hook with a 1/26oz tungsten weight pegged.  The tail will stand up if rigged this way, duplicating the result of a shaky head.  It's how I rig it when fishing in mid-summer to early fall when there's still lots of grass, weeds, and algae.

 

Using the thin-wire 2/0 hook and 1/16oz tungsten pegged weight means less fouling on weeds and such.

When you say : "light wire 2/0 standard worm hook" are you referring to a straight shank worm hook or an offset worm hook ?

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