Shake N' Take

Outkast Shake N’ Take shaky head jig built for bottom contact finesse fishing. Concave head, Gamakatsu hook, and a keeper that locks plastics in place.

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SKU: OSNT1440GP
Color: Green Pumpkin
Weight: 1/4
Hook Size: 4/0

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Product information

Description

The Shake N’ Take is Outkast Tackle’s answer to pressured bass that have seen every soft plastic dragged across the bottom. Built for serious anglers who rely on bottom contact finesse techniques, this shaky head jig delivers the control, durability, and hook power needed when bites are hard to come by.

A concave head design helps the jig crawl cleanly through rock, gravel, and hard bottom while keeping your bait in the strike zone. Instead of rolling or wedging between rocks like traditional round heads, the Shake N’ Take maintains balance and contact so you can shake, drag, and subtly work a bait where bass actually feed.

At the business end sits a Gamakatsu 4/0 or 5/0 hook, giving anglers the confidence to fish bigger plastics and drive the hook home even on long casts or deep water bites. A beefy plastic keeper locks soft plastics in place so your bait stays rigged correctly cast after cast.

Whether you’re targeting smallmouth on rocky structure or largemouth relating to hard bottom, the Shake N’ Take is built to keep your presentation natural, efficient, and ready when the bite finally comes.

WEIGHTS 3/16 · 1/4 · 3/8
HOOK GAMAKATSU 4/0 OR 5/0
HEAD CONCAVE
KEEPER BEEFY PLASTIC
TYPE SHAKY HEAD JIG

Put it to work

How To Fish It

1

Lock your plastic in

A beefy plastic keeper locks soft plastics in place so your bait stays rigged correctly cast after cast.

2

Crawl it through the rock

The concave head crawls cleanly through rock, gravel, and hard bottom instead of rolling or wedging between rocks like a traditional round head.

3

Shake it where they feed

It maintains balance and contact so you can shake, drag, and subtly work a bait where bass actually feed.

4

Swing on the long ones

The Gamakatsu 4/0 or 5/0 hook gives you the confidence to drive the hook home even on long casts or deep water bites.