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Permalink Reply by P.J. Koshi on March 12, 2010 at 7:09pm

I think the flick shake is just a special worm that is fished on a small shaky head. I may be wrong but the Neko rig is completely different from the Flick Shake. After the 20th I hope to be better educated on both riggings.

David Ohl said:

So is this technique similar to the "Flick Shake" technique? Also, Ron if you are reading, I have some Tru-Tungsten weighted worms im waiting to use. Could this worm be used in the Neko Rig also?

P.J. Koshi said:

The Dek rig looks similar to what I have heard called the Neko rig... Ron knows about this rig and could probably explain further. I have never fished it in my life nor have I seen the little nails you stuff in the end of the worm.

Permalink Reply by David Ohl on March 12, 2010 at 8:39pm

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IB-sB6ijxMc

Permalink Reply by Joel Alinen on March 12, 2010 at 9:28pm

David can you break down what there talking about on that video...

David Ohl said:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IB-sB6ijxMc

Permalink Reply by Joel Alinen on March 12, 2010 at 9:30pm

Why would they even put this crap on the web...it looks like oscar myer weiner running around the bases during the 7th inning stretch!

Make sure you look at the link, its different than Davids

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QfuEyXXPv7c&feature=related

Permalink Reply by Monte J. Sweeney on March 13, 2010 at 2:33am

I use Sniper lures in dk brown,sand,wtm w/ copper,and white. I like alot of others use Senko's in different colors depending on large or smallies. I also use alot of tubes and a few lizards or ceature baits at certain times. Grubs early and late in the year, also don't want to forget the Reapers small and very important. Stick with the more natural colors greens, browns, and blk. I also use alot of purples,blues, and pearl. Right now I have two dressers full and 20 tackle trays.

Permalink Reply by Ronald Hobbs, Jr. on March 13, 2010 at 6:44am

All you need is: Reaction Innov. Beavers, tubes, sniper snups, robo worms, yamamoto senko and hula grub, Panic minnow in this state and you can catch any bass that swims.

Permalink Reply by Andy Smith on March 13, 2010 at 7:46am

What are Sniper Snups?

Ronald Hobbs, Jr. said:

All you need is: Reaction Innov. Beavers, tubes, sniper snups, robo worms, yamamoto senko and hula grub, Panic minnow in this state and you can catch any bass that swims.

Permalink Reply by Spencer Durand on March 13, 2010 at 12:02pm

Have you even seen sniper bolts? If im correct they are the same lenth and style except sink. someone correct me if I'm wrong?

Andy Smith said:

What are Sniper Snups?

Ronald Hobbs, Jr. said:

All you need is: Reaction Innov. Beavers, tubes, sniper snups, robo worms, yamamoto senko and hula grub, Panic minnow in this state and you can catch any bass that swims.

Permalink Reply by Andy Smith on March 13, 2010 at 12:47pm

Spencer it was a joke. Sniper Snubs and Bolts are a great drop shot bait. They are the same length, the Bolt has just little larger body. You can look at both of them at www.questprotackle.com

Spencer Durand said:

Have you even seen sniper bolts? If im correct they are the same lenth and style except sink. someone correct me if I'm wrong?

Andy Smith said:

What are Sniper Snups?

Ronald Hobbs, Jr. said:

All you need is: Reaction Innov. Beavers, tubes, sniper snups, robo worms, yamamoto senko and hula grub, Panic minnow in this state and you can catch any bass that swims.

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