My tackle warehouse shopping cart gets bigger every time I watch one of your videos

Hey Debo!! Miles here. Just wanted to tell you Truthfully, I watch Utube videos about 5 to 6 hours Everyday. Your videos by Far are the Most Informative than ANY of the others, Seriously!! I'm the same guy that asked you about putting tape on before spooling Braid / Florocarbon on my bait casting reels, I've heard on different channels do it this way, do it that way. I would just like to do it the way you do it. Keep up the Tremendous videos my Friend 🙂

I'm a beginner and I really enjoy watching your videos. You can tell fishing is something that you truly love to do and gets me excited to keep learning. Thanks for the great videos!

It’s fun to learn fishing techniques. I have fished my whole life, but have learned more in this past year than the rest of my years together. And Debo, you have been part of this learning curve. Bought shaky heads last year and can’t wait to use them more. I might try the ManBearPig in Tramp Stamp on them this season. Or a Buffalo Wild Wing.

Great info. I haven’t used the shaky head enough, but I am now armed with the know-how to give it a better shot. Thanx as always.

“The more you shake and work it the less likely you will get a bite.” Have you been talking to my wife 😂

I have been fishing freshwater for only a year now (weekend’s only) but I have notice that the shaky head works really well for me early in the morning, these will help me out a lot for 2020, thank you Debo, great video also

Debo, I could go the whole season and only throw a shaky head with different trailers. I am confident no matter where I am and what the conditions I would still catch fish. Not because I am that good but because the bait is so versatile as you pointed out. The different shapes of the heads, the different weights and you can use almost every type and style of plastic on the market. As a result all of these combinations make up unique rigs that have different characteristics. I have tiny trout sized heads up to the standard 1/16, 3/16, 1/4 and 3/8 oz heads. I do not go any larger I love finesse fishing. 3,4 and 5 inch Senko’s were my standards for quite some time. Reaction Innovations Smallie Beaver and the standard version have been primary trailers when I am slow dragging the bottom. I have recently fell in love with Z-Man products both of the TRD’s have produced some quality fish. The Big TRD in PB&J has caught my largest fish and I mean multiple large fish.

Love how you cover all aspects of this type of fishing. Thanks. Only tried this method twice and after watching this video I realize I was fishing the shaky incorrectly. I plan on doing it right from now on. Way to go Debo.

Thanks so much awesome video needed help just picked up some shaky heads for tougher days this spring

Great advise, I believe most people over work shaky heads, ned rigs, and drop shots. Many fish in my area won't hit a moving piece of plastic, but suck it off the bottom after movement stops. Hits on the fall only seem to come from the most aggressive fish.

Great video Debo. I can't believe that I helped make this video. Great stuff. We went fishing last night and (since the wacky rig is my confidence bait) the wacky rig produced 2 fish. One 2lber and one new PB. We figured 6lbs (to lazy to use the scale). One more bite on the wacky. And a bite on the Berkley Pitboss. Wacky was a Bass Pro Shops Tournament series 4 & 1/2" Wacky Stik-o-worm in Junebug. Berkley Pitboss was a black and blue. New to the Shakey head. Never caught anything on it. Hoping that I can. Should have tried the TRD Crawz Ned rig last night. Awesome stuff!!!

Man what a vid. I just realized that I don’t use the shakey head enough. Great presentation sir. Very good info.

Another great video! Justed searched for videos yesterday on shaky heads and just saw yours. Keep it up!

Never used a shakey rig before and very little experience with other soft plastic setups. This is great basic info for me to get started with. Thanks!

I watch a lot of fishing channels. By far this is the most informative channel on KZfaq. You keep it interesting. Well done. Thank you!

XD "Spring just around the corner, hopefully....." Same!!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂

As said before never done a lot of finesse fishing. Have recently picked up some shaky heads and some soft plastics. Lots of great info. Thanks a bunch 👍👍

Great video Debo! I don't throw the shaky head as a lot of the ponds I fish have a lot of gunk on the bottom. I will put up with it when the bite gets tough. Like you, the Zoom finesse and Grandebass Airtails are my fav but I like the suggestion of trying the swimbait or beaver. The tip on not imparting too much action is spot on! We need to find a way to get your subs over 100k!

This might be the best shaky head video on KZfaq. Good work!

The airtail wiggler has become my go to. Another trick is with the straight shank ball heads rig the worm with a little “bow” in it and it’ll spiral on the fall. Works good sometimes around docks.

Shaky head is my absolute favorite technique to use hands down. Perfect for all year round. The sweet beaver was also my first T-Rigged creature that I caught a bass on with green pumpkin being the color. Love your videos!

Finally a channel is for the common poor man that fishes! Love the channel!

That was helpful, I’m stuck on the pegged Texas rig worm definitely will try the shake thanks for the great content man

Very good info… started using the Shaky Head and love pairing it with the Ned, Wacky and now drop shot when dialing in on what they want in deeper water

Wind chills in the single digits here today. I’m shaking my head!!!

Excellent instructional video Debo! Thank you! Btw, it snowed all day here! 🤨

DEBO. great video. I fish the shaky head a little bit, but I've never caught anything yet. I get the feeling I'm working it too much or too fast. Since I'm new to the rig, I never know which style of shakey head hooks to buy, so I greatly appreciate the coverage on the various head and hook options. Explained it very well!

Good info Debo thanks! You keep condensing my learning curve on this feeshin' thing!

My FAV shakeyhead jig is the Buckeye Lures Pro Model. The flat face gives a SUPERB fluttering action when jerked, both up and on the fall. My favorite trailer is the Rzr Shad. It darts ever which way with each hard jerk, thanks to the flat face of the 3/16 jig. Bomb Cast Fall Sit Drag Sit Jerk (up) Fall Jerk (side sweep) Jerk (side sweep) 20lb test allows me to really rip it when I cast and jerk (imparting the best action to the lure). Reaction bites... love em.

Now we're talking about my kind of fun. I do just like you said. Smaller set ups I go with spinning rod and reel set up. If I'm really going after a more vicious bite or fishing around serious brush piles where the fish have more girth, it's my baitcaster. I can use my spinning setup but I will break off alot easier. It's more more serious finessing involve but I don't want to keep retieing involved. Now I throw baby bushog on a luck E Strike football shakeyhead with a 1/4oz & 3.0 hook. I also use that Grande Bass worm we spoke about before. In spring bass here can be spooked real easy so I use baitcaster so I can get em out of there before they scare the others. I use Shakeyheads year round and I also use glass rattles alot. The fish here see the same ole same ole. I try to change it up. My favorite worm for Shakeyhead is a Big TRD worm and the XL TRD worms. They stand up all the time and are a mushier feel to the bite. Just my preference & most people think they are too expensive. I will glue them to the head of the football so they last longer. That trick worm you showed,.... I really like those too. They look awesome in the water. I'm going to try some of the worms you mentioned using on a Ned Rig. Those are perfect for the pond around the corner from me. They see alot of the same stuff. So time to throw something not favored. I wondered if you use scent on any of your baits??? I do but not always. Sometimes it is a must. I also started throwing a Bx Brat too. Not the bigger version like you see being advertised. It doesn't have rattles either. The silent model works like a dream. I really like it too. I do use 15lb test with it. I want it to stay shallow and be able to land that "Slaunch donkey" when she bites. I don't want to text a whole page but you are talking about my favorite method. Great video, btw.👊 I was waiting for one like this one!! Good stuff bruh 👌👌. Take care

Baby brush hog on a shakey head is one of my favorite go to baits when bass are finicky light hook model works great !

great tips as usual man. its like you knew i was on a string of finesse videos, shaky head being one of the main ones

We out here! Been waiting for this one Debo!

This video reminds me I still use the reel you gave me for finesse fishing.

Great video! I used to fish the shakey head quite a bit several years ago, but got into other techniques. I've been thinking about getting back into shakey head fishing and your video has me digging up my shakey head gear.

This is the best video on how to shakey head ive seen thank you.

I'm a fan of the Owner shakey heads and the Airtail Rattler is awesome. I dip the tail in some garlic Chartreuse dye... Killer setup.

Ive been using the 1/16oz. Owners with the dry creek tubes makes them weedless and they come over chunk rock way easier caught two 4s during Christmas 🎣

Great info man. I tell ya I love to toss the old shake'em heads around. Great breakdown man.

That video was awesome, I learned about shaky heads haven't used them yet I bought some, but I haven't had a chance. Thanks for your tips 👍🎣

Love the information. Definitely a technique I have yet to try! Spring can't get here soon enough.

Glad to have found a fellow Iowan fisherman. Love the channel! Keep up the great videos.

Awesome video an great tips going try the shaky head more. Keep them Coming. Tight lines my friend

Awesome video. Picked up some trick worms today on a good deal. Knew you had a killer video that would teach me how to fish em. Thanks again.

Thanks for the vid Debo! Keep them coming!!👍

Outstanding video. Glad to find your channel after catching TJ81 on Easter SNL !👊🏻👍💪🏻

Hey Debo lovely video really enjoyed it thanks for your advice and guidance keep up the good video's 👍👊

I’ve been ignoring the shakey head. But now I understand it so much more.!! I knew I could depend on my mento DEBO!!!!! Thanks so much for this viDEBO ‘cause I finally get it. In fact I’m going to use it tomorrow!! Depending on the weather of course nd use the tequila sunrise worm!!!! I let you know how it goes!!!!

I admit I don't use a shaky head enough. Now I'm thinking why haven't I? Very good information. New sub!

Hey dude.....thanks for the tons of info....tips....loved the video...and although I did not want to admit it....i was one of those shaker guys....shaking it all the way....after this video....i will give it more time to have the tail do the work for me...thanks again for all the help!!!

Love this chanel. Need to be beeter at fishing to show my 3 boys up! Keep putting it out! I need the secrets!

Well guess who made a few additions to his spring shopping tackle warehouse wishlist after this haha

Great video. You're my go to for any instructional type stuff I may be looking for. I appreciate what you do!

Just bought the divine Shakey head jig to try out this spring. This video is a huge help!

Gotta bit of study to share with you Debo. Strike King has a Super finesse worm that's made by ZMan. Of course it's ElaZtech material. And I didn't get much chance to see how it performs in the right conditions. What I did notice is there's a slight issue to deal with if you use a 1/4oz jighead with it for Shakeyhead applications. When casting these worms on 1/4oz or bigger they are going to stretch out & that will shorten your cast a great deal. When you use 3/16, it's a better weight and doesn't stretch out as bad. I have some VMC Rugby jigs coming in the mail Monday & they are all 1/16oz. These are a new one for me. They are not to be confused with the VMC swimming Rugby jigs. They are different and made to be fished like a shakeyhead. Definitely a good Finesse jig by all means. I've been looking for a EWG jighead that comes in a 1.0 or 2.0 size so I can Ned Rig with it. So far I'm using a Slider Spider jighead but it tends to have a more laid down look & it glides more than hops. Sometimes that presentation is perfect but I'm still on a quest for a good jighead with more of a mushroom head. Just thought I'd share that with you. And Discount Tackle.com is selling their Chatterbaits at almost 50% off. I have 3 of the Original models for $3.99 a piece coming Monday also. I saw where they have the Jack Hammer for$12.99 but I don't need that model. I get 3 original models for what it costs for just one of those 😲 so I had to get those. Just thought I'd share that bit of knowledge with you. With all the new tackle out, maybe it it's time for a video with covering the new stuff. Have a good weekend and I will be watching for your new video . Later my friend.

Haven't gotten around to a Shakey head since I got back into fishing but it on the list. Great video 👍

Texas rig on plastic craws works well for me at my local lake. I'm gonna take your advice on your string choice.

Awesome tips! Always keeping it real.

Good video. I'm a big fan of the owner shakey heads paired with a Yum Genie worm. The tail is buoyant so it stands straight up

Thanks for another great video! You answered a lot of my questions about this rig.I have not fished the shaky head much, but I plan to work on it this year.

New to the Chanel! Love your tips and tricks. Cant wait to spring ariwes here i Sweden. Will fore sure try out both shaky head and wacky head for purch this up coming spring.

Thank you for helping all use bank anglers learn new ways to catch feesh.

Thank you for the video. I'm new to bass fishing and never tried plastics yet. I used night crawlers and lures so far.

Great video as always man! As far as the shakey head goes. I played around with them a little in the fall, but I plan on working with them alot more in 2020.

Thanks debo good info will be doing it this weekend!

Debo Another great video, hope spring gets here sooner then later. And I have always found zoom trick worms work great!! Also in the purple & black color...

Thanks! My new favorite fishing channel!

Awesome instructional video thank you for giving us the time and education, awesome video,please keep them coming,we appreciate ya!

Love a shaky head. Got me a lot of bites when I was a struggling beginner. I prefer a smaller finesse/trick worm or a good old stick bait. I've also had good luck with "cut tail" worms like the Buddha Baits Swagger Worm.

Very informative. Those lethargic bass love them shakey heads

Great video with a lot of information in it. Absolutely love information with great explanation and you did that well. I am still learning a lot about this shaky head stuff and haven't gotten any of it in my tackle boxes as it is still growing. But now I would now be more confident to go out and get what I need to give it a try. As always my friend keep up the good work and keep making great content. You are awesome man.

Dude I'm obsessed with purple lures too I love those beaver baits and those air tail rattle worms!

Since I figured out how to use a Texas rig it’s my go to and it’s improved my catch. Threw on a shaky head today with a stick bait and caught 3. Was a little impatient and missed a couple.

Great video Debo. Love videos like this. Please keep them coming.

Thanks DEBO! A lot of info too take in. I have never fished a shakey head but plan to this year! Good luck in 2020!!

Awesome informative video . Another technique I’ve got to really spend time using

I fish the shaky head when I need something finesse and it’s maybe I’m somewhere new. You can power fish it but then you can slow it down. I really like the zoom finesse work it’s just a straight worm 5in.

Another Gem from Debo! Keep em coming man.

GREAT instructional and entertaining, Debo! Thank you. Oh yeah! Here it was 74 and balmy today......sorry folks!

Good stuff Debo! Can’t wait to get out there.

Absolutely love the Yum pumpkin ed shaky heads. Caught an 8lber on 1 last January

Have not experimented enough to have a favorite, but sure did love this video! 👍👊🎣

Just took delivery of the Grande air-tail baits in 4 different colors. Rigged one in candy-watermelon to a shaky head with the screw keeper and played with it in a bucket of water. Man, that looks irresistible with that floating tail! It's pretty large (6" I think) so I think I might sometimes be cutting off maybe an inch or two when the bite is less than aggressive. Experimentation will be fun with these air-tails. Thanks, DEBO, for turning me on to them. Spring IS coming.....😎.....but not yet. 👍🏼

By far, my favorite worm is the straight tail Zoom shaky head worm, Mardi Gras color. I make my own flat bottom round head jigs with a Do-It mold. Smallmouth candy!! I have got to give a shout out to Charlie Brewer's slider worms, the original shaky head worm. They have been around since the 1970's and bass still love them.

Great info just got some Shakey head, wacky rigs and Ned rigs to try out. Thanks for the info.

Great video Debo! I haven't had any luck with the Shakey head yet, but I just started fishing in late September. I'll definitely be giving your tips a try.

I love the shakey head worms from Zoom. Got to try the bomb shot, never thought of it. Thanks.

I haven't us a shaky head but now after watching ur video im going to try it.

Can't wait for spring!!!!!

Good video! I have been meaning to try fishing the shaky head. Bought some but haven’t tried them yet.

So much great information for a beginner! Thank you!! This video answered so many questions for me!

Good stuff brotha love the shaky head especially for winter bass. I do like the Zoom trick worm the best for the shaky but as well throw everything on one n catch fish!!!👍👍

Actually never fished the Shakey head but do have some on order so I will have that option in the future. Have this video bookmarked for the tips! Thanks Debo!

Great vid! Gave me some ideas for different heads to try. Had the best shakey head luck so far with yum dingers and worn out trick worms. Peace bro👍

What's up Debo. Your The man been watching your channel for a long time you're actually the one that taught me how to use a baitcaster I want to thank you for that and I problem with the Shaky Head is I can never keep the worm on the peg with a weight is it always slides off maybe I need to get the one that you had with that little keeper there

My favorite shaky head by far is the Perfection Lures Stand Up Jig. With the titanium legs your bait actually stands up almost all the time with these.

Good tips, thanks. I find myself fishing too fast trying to cover too much water when using these soft plastics. I'll try to slow it down and let the bait do the work like you mentioned. Then maybe...maybe i'll be able to land one this year.

Thanks for the detailed breakdown. Very well done.

Great video dude. A lot of tips that i needed. Thanks dude