I seen reference to an item that can be put on a hook and/or jig and turn it into a shakey head. Any info on how to aquire some would be most appreciated. Thanks.

I assume these would work pretty well if clipped to the eye of the hook.

http://www.basspro.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Product_10151_-1_10001_15839_100010002_100000000_100010000_100-10-2

To tell you the truth, for something that 's so easy to loose due to hang ups ( man I excell in doing that   ) I find the price of commercial shakey heads pretty expensive, at almost a dollar a pop ( sometimes more ) I can easily spend 10-20 dollars on a weekend.

What I 've done for many years before all the craze of the "shakey" head ( been rigging soft plastics for years on jigheads ) is to pour my own " Raul 's shakey heads ", all you need is a couple of DO-It molds, regular round head and football head and a couple of packs of 3/0, 4/0 & 5/0 90° jig hooks and a melt pot. The molds need a little doctoring in the hooke eye cavity to allow the slightly larger hook eye found in those hooks. I don 't even bother to paint them.

Then when I 've got nothing to do I just pour a bunch of shakey heads & sinkers. You can add a Hitchhiker if you want to, I 've done it and to tell you the truth I see no difference at all in the performance, just drive in the nose of the bait on the bait holder and then t-rig the bait.

That's the item Slomoe, thanks.

Raul, yeah, I'd like to make more stuff, but I'm in the process of moving, so I think it will be atleast 2 years before I'm done moving, and settled into the new place to the point I can do things like that. Most likely going to be building myself.