Strike King TGSKJ12 Tour Grade Skipping Jig – Bama Craw

The Strike King TGSKJ12 Tour Grade Skipping jig in the Bama Craw color is a specialized fishing product designed to elevate the bass fishing experience. As a result of the collaboration between Bass pro Andy Montgomery and Strike King, this jig incorporates both expert insight and high-grade materials to ensure efficiency and success for anglers.

This jig is renowned for its ability to effortlessly glide under docks, which is a technique known as “skipping.” The skipping technique mimics the natural movement of prey across the water, making the lure more enticing to bass. The Bama Craw color is also a crucial aspect, as it mimics the look of natural prey in many water conditions, thus attracting more bites.

When it comes to the jig's construction and features, they are as follows:

• A uniquely shaped head designed for optimal skipping and reducing snags
• Equipped with a strong Gamakatsu hook for increased reliability and hook-setting power
• A corkscrew keeper to ensure that the trailer remains attached during casts and retrieves
• Durable powder-coated paint finish to withstand the abrasive underwater environment
• Color-coordinated premium silicone skirt to mimic the natural appearance of bass prey

The Strike King TGSKJ12 Tour Grade Skipping Jig is not only effective for skipping techniques but is also versatile enough to be used in a variety of fishing situations.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Can I use this jig for fishing in other areas besides docks?

Yes, absolutely! While the Strike King TGSKJ12 Tour Grade Skipping Jig is optimized for skipping under docks, it is also versatile enough to be used in a variety of other fishing scenarios. Its unique shape and strong hook make it suitable for fishing in and around structure, such as rocks, brush, and vegetation.

2. How do I use the corkscrew keeper?

The corkscrew keeper on this jig is designed to keep your trailer secure, even during vigorous fishing. To use it, simply insert the hook of your trailer or plastic tail into the corkscrew and twist in a clockwise motion until it is firmly anchored. This will prevent your trailer from slipping off, allowing for more consistent fishing action.

3. Is the powder coated paint on the jig's head durable?

Indeed, the powder-coated paint on the Strike King TGSKJ12 Tour Grade Skipping Jig's head is highly durable. It's crafted to endure the rigors of fishing, resisting chipping, scratching, and fading over extended use. This durability ensures that the jig maintains its attractive and realistic look for a longer period, improving its overall effectiveness.

In the bass fishing community, this jig is regarded as a top-tier tool due to its thoughtful design and reliability. Anglers seeking to enhance their fishing technique would find this jig to be an invaluable addition to their tackle box.