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I’m looking for a compact jig similar to the Ike’s mini flip or swim series that I can pitch into lay downs and skip around docks and grass. Typically, I swim a lethal weapon iv and use the same for pitching just about anything but I would like something that is more compact and skips better. Bonus points are a good keeper as I hear the middle baits Kiki keepers aren’t gray nor is the overall quality. I do not like to use superglue. A heavier hook is needed as it’s almost going to be throw on braid to 18lb + leader given the cover. I know there’s small companies that make great stuff so please let me know 

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I do something similar and these work well;

Seibert shot caller, Boss Jig head, Hack Attack, Booyah brush.

I grabbed a few from FleaBay, and they are some really good ones, kinda like a Baby Boo with a wired skirt and strong hooks. I don't see them anymore.

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I use siebert snipers and boss finesse flips for compact flipping and they swim fine as well. I haven't bent a hook out at all on the BOSS heads even with a flipping stick and 20lb copolymer or 50lb braid..I've caught several bass in cover in the 6+ range on those two heads over the years.

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sounds like a job for a siebert sniper jig, you can also take advantage of their sale right now for their blemished versions

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Compact jig I like the missile baits mini flip and also one of Molix's jig but can't remember the exact model!  Kento maybe?

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7 hours ago, ajschn06 said:

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scott

 

I sometimes put boot tails on them and straight retrieve them as well.  

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On 1/22/2022 at 10:12 AM, Bandersnatch said:

I’m looking for a compact jig similar to the Ike’s mini flip or swim series that I can pitch into lay downs and skip around docks and grass. Typically, I swim a lethal weapon iv and use the same for pitching just about anything but I would like something that is more compact and skips better. Bonus points are a good keeper as I hear the middle baits Kiki keepers aren’t gray nor is the overall quality. I do not like to use superglue. A heavier hook is needed as it’s almost going to be throw on braid to 18lb + leader given the cover. I know there’s small companies that make great stuff so please let me know 

Alot of it is personally preference, siebart has a following as most know, you got the baby boo from boo yah, and you got the Strike King Bitsy Flip which I like, there are so many different choices, they all are nice.

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Just get some finecut silicone skirts to go with whatever heads you like.

 

Allen

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Santone Rayburn Finesse Swim Jig, 3/16 or 5/16 oz 

 

 

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The Molix Kento is one you need to look at.  They're made really well, wire tied with a high quality skirt material.  The head shape makes it really easy to skip.  Not exactly sure how, but they come through wood as good or better then any other jig I use. The only drawback is that it has a standard collar keeper that works well enough if the plastic isn't shot.  I like my keitech, DJs and Greenfish jigs but if I had to 1 jig to do it all it would be a Kento jig.  

FYI: The 1/4oz kentos are considerably smaller the Ikes mini flip where as the 3/8 and 1/2 kentos are about roughly the same size.

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12 hours ago, ATA said:

I found this jig best jig exist.

What keeper is on the siebert?

23 hours ago, EWREX said:

beast coast lil magnum

 

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This looks like a sweet jig, does anyone else have any experience with these ?

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5 hours ago, Bandersnatch said:

What keeper is on the siebert?

 

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14 hours ago, Bandersnatch said:

This looks like a sweet jig, does anyone else have any experience with these ?

awesome quality, super compact because it is tungsten. the keeper is also very good, i can snap a picture of it later on.

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10 minutes ago, EWREX said:

awesome quality, super compact because it is tungsten. the keeper is also very good, i can snap a picture of it later on.

 I just picked up a couple of these and while I won’t be able to get them wet till spring I would agree that they are quality and they are very compact

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13 hours ago, EWREX said:

awesome quality, super compact because it is tungsten. the keeper is also very good, i can snap a picture of it later on.

 

12 hours ago, zpelletier said:

 I just picked up a couple of these and while I won’t be able to get them wet till spring I would agree that they are quality and they are very compact

 

 

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On 1/22/2022 at 1:49 PM, DitchPanda said:

I use siebert snipers and boss finesse flips for compact flipping and they swim fine as well. I haven't bent a hook out at all on the BOSS heads even with a flipping stick and 20lb copolymer or 50lb braid..I've caught several bass in cover in the 6+ range on those two heads over the years.

The Boss Dock Knocker is my all time favorite all around jig head.

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On 1/25/2022 at 10:09 AM, EWREX said:

awesome quality, super compact because it is tungsten. the keeper is also very good, i can snap a picture of it later on.

In case anyone was curious about the keeper

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