My Secret Early Spring Shaky Head System

[@colinjames2383]

One of the better channels on you tube. This guy is a pioneer of the sport. Thanks for sharing your info and great energy !

[@randyblaukatintuitive]

Thx man!

[@rickhanson3497]

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[@scottscherbing5000]

This video helped me and my wife have 3 solid weeks of great fishing out on our nearby lake. No BS advice with tons of experience to back it up. Thanks, Randy!

[@paulpierce5566]

Glad you told us the type of jigs, you are using. It helps to know!

[@wesleymotsinger390]

Love the videos. Straight to the point with no hip hop. Great job. Thank you.

[@carsonholbert2463]

Good morning Randy!!!

[@rogerstevens6811]

Love your content! It doesn’t always apply directly to me because I’m in Texas. But I always learn something!

[@nathanellis914]

I can remember waking up on Saturday morning in the 90s to watch Bass Master tv. On ESPN and seeing Randy on tv.

[@BigBass-xf5yi]

Excellent tips. It’s amazing how hundreds of hours on the water leads to so many productive scenarios. I’m sure many people that visit the site have decades of great tips and tactics to share. Thanks for another great video.

[@trinitycustomcarpentry6546]

Thanks Randy, for your willingness to share your insights, wisdom and knowledge to help others ( like myself) become better anglers. I truly appreciate your humility and insight. Have an amazing day.

[@kentbrown5369]

Another great video full of much needed information. Thank you for sharing all the knowledge that you have gained over all those years of hard work

[@RL_MTB]

Exelent in formation you can apply and adapt to your situation explained easy.. everyday something new. Get this man more exposure... share the good vibes for fishing.!

[@randyblaukatintuitive]

Thanks man!

[@9thchild358]

Man I'm so glad you talk about using a stick worm on a shaky head. I have crushed fish using this technique in the "fall" here in the south.

[@kindywoodandiron1756]

Love your tips and tricks! You really break it down for the average weekend angler. Do us a solid and add links to your sponsors so we can check them out.

[@cmb9238]

Okay now there’s no one any other site that explains the way you do keep it up! And down to earth! Wife even likes watching! Have a good one

[@gunnaratwell7844]

Love the intro! Keep it, the kiddos had a great idea!

[@markpousard4393]

More great tips. Thanks Randy!

[@danielmckeen2465]

I'm going to try it on my home lake I got spotted bass,small mouth,and largemouth. I not looking to catch big fish I'm just looking not too get "skunked"I'm not big time,just a man that loves to fish😁🤓Lake O.H. Ivie. Hope you and Johnny come and make a on the water video.Love the hat😁🤓😜

[@brandonrogers1950]

As far as knowledge this is the best fishing channel on the tube!

[@subyj0296]

Just wanted to say thank you for all your videos and kick ass info! These inspire me to get out there and put it to use.

[@robertammerman9460]

Great tips Randy. Thanks.

[@souniert]

Randy....I watch all of your videos and absolutely love the way you come across! Just relaxed and informative! Great content and YES....I will buy through YOUR link! I’ve DIRECTLY used tips that you’ve passed along so its worth it! Keep Fishin!

[@mynameisnobody2834]

Used his Ned rig setup and put fish in the boat! Thanks Randy

[@gmwoolems]

I agree with you 100% about a shake head in the spring. I catch several 3-5 pounders on it every spring

[@robertcwillifordii2630]

My FAV shakey head is the 1/8 oz Buckeye Lures Spot Remover Pro Model. I rig it with a Rzr Shad and jerk it. It has the most erratic action you'll EVER see. The flat face and the jointed swimbait combo make it dart unpredictably, in every which way you can imagine, going up and falling down, when you give it a quick rip.

[@barrykern4065]

I like that tip when you bite a spot on the top of the stick worm for the hook point to hide. Great tip 👍

[@robhand7205]

don't use a baitcaster doing that.. the tail will throw off and then you got a mess.

[@DogJTCity]

This was a great video. It was the first video I've watched from your channel, but it was super informative and detailed. As a bass fishing fanatic, (me and my friends anyways, lol) it's those little details that matter and you nailed it. Thanks man! Subbed! 👍

[@philipsmith5398]

Good job as always Randy! Thank you for sharing !

[@jackdixon4530]

Great info and the detail is specific. Great channel

[@ljeaster8547]

Best of luck for your tournament Randy.

[@theJlangdon34]

Thank you! This makes a world of difference

[@sbhiggs5]

Randy-thank you for the detailed breakdown. Excellent video as always.

[@bobbyswain7049]

Pertinent information.....thx RB

[@rogermoore3270]

Congrats on 20K

[@erichildreth7562]

Good afternoon and thank you for sharing these great shaky head setups! Congratulations on the 20k subscribers!

[@stevelaforce7806]

Hopefully spring won't be too far off for us here in NE Indiana.....currently it's 35 degrees and windy....the good news is...most of the snow has melted off the ground.

[@michaelloucks4448]

Great tips Randy 👍 thanks fisherman Mike

[@josephhillman8831]

I have been throwing the big Ned worm really catching quality bass on the set up here in NJ just dead sticking them they really have that quiver at rest it is a no brainer that produces

[@garyboudreau2872]

Really liked and appreciate the video

[@deweyknight3969]

Thanks Randy, another great video!

[@southerngurlfishing2561]

If you like the trick worm for shakey head check out Net Bait T-mac same exact work but fatter head so it pairs perfect without having to bite it off

[@robertsmith8359]

I like to use that technique In the summer months when the bass move to deep water and school up it is a killer in Florida in the summer I love fishing open water in the summer with that rig I like using a sanko on it and a zoom trick worm

[@tRainbow]

I love all of his videos!!!

[@artstoehr7350]

Thanks for the great tips!👍

[@brianperry4521]

Good video!! I like the bagley brand heads,,they work well for me.

[@vicpetersen3800]

Another great video! Thanks

[@Antznewz]

stickbaits on shakyheads are seriously underrated.

[@SpookyRedz]

I will be trying that senko on a shakey head looked killer

[@elritroid1617]

Randy. I just want to thank you for all you do for us fishing morons, it really does help!

[@chrisboyd1408]

Thanks very much for sharing

[@arturomoreno4911]

Ur awesome bro!!!! That helps me out big time!!!

[@jerrymoore6227]

Thanks. Great tip

[@floydmayes4924]

I would like to hear your take on the Zoom Mag finesse worm!

[@scottvermonter920]

Thanks for the great info! Keep it up!

[@GRILLBUOY101]

i been fidhin 45 years. just really gettin into shakey head and ned riggin.been on the wacky rig bout 15. years.i ordered the spring keeper but .i have not had bad luck with them but tring to get a trick worm on at times is a pain years

[@Dafarish1]

Thank you

[@smileycamel5635]

Good stuff.

[@ScotWalt858]

Thanks

[@tadmyers5872]

Absolutely love the channel sir, why the red nail polish on the heads? Also do you always paint them red or only in the pre-spawn? Thank you for your time, it’s greatly appreciated.

[@nathanellis914]

Guys you can bend the screws on the screw heads in order to align the worm on the head.

[@jerryc2709]

Shakey Heads are a year round bait. i use the Jeff Kriet Squirrel Head jigs exclusively.

[@gregorylemoine7153]

Great video

[@tngreenevfl2022]

Good morning Randy sorry to get off topic a little bit I’ve got a question Sunday I was jig fission and I would swim the jig and then I would stop and let it yo-yo and as it would swing the smallmouth would hit it my question is is what plastic can I put on my jig to make it yo-yo slower

[@josephhrnciar9376]

Great stuff Randy....hey do ever use the zoom shakey worm with the head?? Ive been using them for years and caught lots on them!!

[@billyburton4487]

We have primarily largemouth and muddy water in ms so I run a bigger profile on shakyheads. Usually a 3/8oz football screwlock with either a fat 6 inch straight tail or a 5 inch yum dinger. Can catch em year round on this setup down here and it's super versatile.

[@johnhanley8708]

another great tip!

[@seizedcarcass8440]

Two things I have to say about shaky heads. First off fish whatever weight your comfortable throwing if you’re new. Second of all is don’t be scared to pitch it. Throw it around stumps,logs,rock,weeds,Ect. It kills it in any conditions. Even muddy water it can destroy alot of other baits.

[@the45er]

I asked this question on another Intuitive Angling posts and apologize if an answer was given and I didn't see it, but I'm going to ask it again here. Do you use scent on the worm after you've "massaged it" with your hand prior to rigging? All the research I've done on the question of how well fish smell suggests that they have incredible olfactory senses and that human scent is a detractor. And if you've been handling gasoline for your boat and other potential "smelly" substances, it's even worse. Shaky heads are fished almost in place and fish obviously can have time to smell the bait before striking. I'm curious whether Randy has ever considered this and what are his thoughts?

[@Twangtown7]

Randy, you need to come out with a t-shirt with a soft plastic on it that says "Rough Em Up".

[@sweetXXXenloe]

Yes

[@josephcatania9377]

How do you stop the bait from tearing and sliding down the hook? Anyone!

[@gregorylemoine7153]

Question: do you paint all the heads red (stick bait and 7 inch or just 4 inch finesse worm?

[@bretkovacik9258]

Wondering the same thing ..also does he paint every head red or just with certain worm colors

[@9thchild358]

@@bretkovacik9258 He's talked about when he paints head red in some other videos.

[@9thchild358]

@@bretkovacik9258 He clearly says "always" in the video but there are other videos where he explains why he paints certain jig heads (like a shakey head for example) at certain times.

[@robhand7205]

so for the stick baits.. you get 20 casts before it throws the tail off?

[@davidwagner5453]

Randy what do you think of lunkerhunt spider ,Dragon fly ,and lizard lures

[@5.7.0bassin2]

Ive really started it to like the owner shaky heads or the vmc ones they have the ewg hook and i havnt had any problems so far

[@joeyphillips1181]

The ned rig produces numbers and quality like the shakey head

[@nathanellis914]

The screw heads are vital if your using the shakey head near grass

[@jakestevens8552]

I used the 1/8 ounce on a trick worm yesterday. Fishing on lake Lanier, and I caught 8 in a area of about 150 yards. Real slow

[@mikewallis8999]

Shaky rig is awesome all year

[@bradenkey6686]

The jewel shakey heads have a screw lock that isn’t built into the head so when the fish bite it the worm moves off the hook and isn’t stiff!

[@billace3076]

If you are going to be in East Tennessee I wold love to meet up with you and show you a few tricks I've learned my self I am surrounded by some wonderful lakes Cherokee lake, Douglas lake South Houston, Watauga Lake I've fished these lakes all my life know them better than the back of my hand

[@MichaelMiller-lf3ix]

Great vid! What rod are you using for this?

[@randyblaukatintuitive]

Megabass Shakey head special

[@mikegaston3170]

luv it... Fairy Wands Unite !!

[@sweetXXXenloe]

Make T-Shirts that say "Rough 'em up!"

[@jeffreywaters3934]

Fantastic idea bro! I'd buy one too! Funny, I normaly change my bait out when it's all scarred up! Not no more!....lol

[@sweetXXXenloe]

@Tom Miller I like that too, I was also thinking "Rough it up" sounded good too. Like kinda sexual, but about bass lol

[@jaredmataczynski2782]

What do you think about if the Shakey- head tail should stand up or not? I get the fall rate deal in the spring (1/16 oz).

[@markedwards2194]

I love a shakeyhead but I disagree with the screw lock. I use custom shakeyhead with 5/0 hook and screw lock it doesn't hinder hooking the fish at all. Its been my go too for at least the past 10 years

[@AnglingWithNick]

Hello sir! I'm a huge fan from Philippines! You're the first pro I've watched since I started fishing about 2 years ago. I have a question: So I only fish a single, deep, pressured reservoir here in my country because there's only two bodies of water with bass here. All the fisherman use a texas rigged zoom mag2 and a dropshot to catch fish. I also use it bec I seldom fish and I don't want to get skunked whenever I fish. But I really want to use other lures just cause I feel the said rigs are kinda mainstream. Can you recommend other techniques to catch these finicky fish?

[@randyblaukatintuitive]

Thanks for the note Nicole...I would recommend a Ned rig that has been bit in half to make it shorter and also a flick shake 4 inch soft plastic stickbait in some shad colors

[@AnglingWithNick]

@@randyblaukatintuitive Thank you sir! I'll definitely try those and I hope to fish with you someday!

[@rogercastle2434]

Sometimes you’re playing chess, and I think I’m playing Chutes and ladders! Great video, shaky head will catch big fish

[@vernervanschalkwyk2280]

Randy, is it okay if i ruff up all my soft plastics in a packet or do you do it only when you take one out?

[@craigstevens9734]

Awesome extra good

[@coryambush]

The dislikes only show that there are some unhappy people or pros that don't want these tips to be known. Either way carry on.

[@1964krazyeric]

Where is the Fish the Moment Tackle Warehouse link?

[@randyblaukatintuitive]

In the description

[@randyblaukatintuitive]

fishthemoment.com/support-ftm

[@sonar5676]

I googled Tackle Whorehouse... no luck. ;) Had to play that back four times LOL!

[@machoman5928]

Randy would I want to use this technique in mid April on Truman Lake? Thanks

[@randyblaukatintuitive]

Yes especially on the lower end of the lake in those main lake coves

[@machoman5928]

Thanks! Great channel

[@joeyhewitt7724]

Randy, on lakes like Santee Cooper, what factors determine when I should be fishing large baits with bulk vs small finesse techniques? I missed my club tournament yesterday due to quarantine. Moultrie was 63-65 degree temps and Marion was mid 50s. Both lakes were very muddy. Of course spawning ponds had better looking water. My Dad is one-dimensional and throws zoom 6-inch u-tale year around. He always struggles on Santee Cooper. I convinced to throw a 6 inch senko yesterday. He caught a 6 lber and lost 2 other big ones. So the decision to put the big bait down and go with a finesse application...does that vary based on the water clarity, size of the fish, cold fronts, or is it something that could be determined by the fish’s mood swing that day?

[@randyblaukatintuitive]

A lot of it depends on the type of lake in the time of year Santee Cooper is a lot different because it’s not much of a rocky lake With typical man made lake at structures. As far as the Shakey head goes, I would probably use it around the cypress trees in the post spawn in the summer. This time of year I’ll be finishing a big jig around those trees

[@joeyhewitt7724]

Ok, that adds a lot of clarification for me. That’s what I was thinking, but just wanted to clarify.

[@elijahreyes4696]

This still work in FL? Cuz I want zero weedless

[@williamlaws2353]

You never made a tw link

[@KayakFishingFocus]

Why did you put the fingernail polish on there again? what up with that? Thanks man, love the videos.

[@caseydangar1193]

Screw lock shaky heads are better all around in my opinion. And this is the first time I've ever seen anyone bring the point through and expose the hook on a shaky head. Keep the hook just barely under the skin and it takes such a small amount of force for it to break through. That way its totally weedless. Where I fish you would be getting hung up and picking grass and junk off your bait all day. But if you just absolutely for some reason want to expose the hook through the lure just text pose the hook. Can not thing of any reason to be having the hook totally exposed on a shaky head or any work for that matter.

[@kennybartley4331]

Do you ever fish a creature bait on a shaky head

[@gmwoolems]

I do it works good at times. Especially spring. Baby brush hog

[@michaelknibbs]

great video - learned a lot. But your 1/16" is more like 3/16th. Don't take up carpentry!

[@kindywoodandiron1756]

I never know the keeper was supposed to be out of the plastic.

[@purewaterswva.5409]

Why so lite

[@mr.altricebell8299]

@6:38 hes starting to tell you ...shhh an listen bruh!!