Missile Baits Ike-foots Flip Out Jig – Bruiser – MJFO34-BRU

The Missile Baits Ike's Flip Out jig is specifically designed to accommodate larger fish and heavier gear. It features a full-size profile and an extra stout hook. This particular jig is the larger version of the popular Mini Flip Jig. It was carefully developed by B.A.S.S. Elite Series anglers, John Crews and Michael Iaconelli. The Missile bait Flip Out Jig utilizes the same weight forward design as the original Mini Flip Jig, which ensures that it is balanced around the hook shank. This design allows for a more natural fall and enables the jig to navigate through thick cover effortlessly. The Flip Out Jig is a versatile flipping jig that can be used in various fishing scenarios. It works exceptionally well when fishing around dense vegetation, wood structures, scattered grass, laydowns, and docks.

Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of fish can I catch with the Missile Baits Ike's Flip Out Jig?

The Missile Baits Ike's Flip Out Jig is designed to accommodate larger fish. It is ideal for targeting bass, particularly in areas with dense vegetation, wood structures, scattered grass, laydowns, and docks.

What is the difference between the Missile Baits Ike's Flip Out Jig and the Mini Flip Jig?

The Missile Baits Ike's Flip Out Jig is the larger version of the Mini Flip Jig. It features a full-size profile and an extra stout hook, making it suitable for larger fish and heavier gear.

How was the Missile Baits Ike's Flip Out Jig developed?

The Missile Baits Ike's Flip Out Jig was carefully developed by B.A.S.S. Elite Series anglers, John Crews and Michael Iaconelli. Their expertise and input were instrumental in creating a jig that performs exceptionally well in a variety of fishing scenarios.

What fishing scenarios is the Missile Baits Ike's Flip Out Jig suitable for?

The Missile Baits Ike's Flip Out Jig is a versatile flipping jig that can be used in various fishing scenarios. It is particularly effective when fishing around dense vegetation, wood structures, scattered grass, laydowns, and docks.