RIDGED HOLE IN ONE SKIRTS. Bass fishing jig lures skirts. Qty: 5 per pack

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RIDGED HOLE IN ONE SKIRTS. Bass fishing jig lures skirts. Qty: 5 per pack:
$4.29

Actual colors can vary from ones in photos due to: camera, ambient light, your device (PC, tablet, phone) screen.

CONSTRUCTION DETAILS

Manufactured by Skirts Plus Corporation, each skirt is a little over 5\" inches long, each with 44 to 50 strands depending on the color pattern - and when doubled back, there are 88 to 100 strand ends - that\'s a lot of skirt!

They\'re typically banded off-center with one side shorter and one longer side. The long side is traditionally put on facing forward and bends backward, but you have the option how you want to put it on, and it is fun and productive to experiment. Try installing with short side forward as it will produce a longer, more layered, more of a baitfish body shape and silhouette - perfect for larger size spinnerbaits and buzzbaits.

ADVANTAGES OF RIDGED SKIRTS

Russ Bassdozer says, \"The bumpy texture and appearance provides a real advantage for jig fishing because it mimics live crawdads which are covered in bumps, spikes and ridges all over their bodies. The SkirtsPlus ridged material presents that same natural, bumpy crawfish look. When compressed between your fingers or in a fish\'s mouth, it has a squishy, meaty texture that feels incredibly life-like and natural. There is much more of a vibrant, squishy, chewy, and food-like or \"soft plastic bait\" feel to the ridged skirt versus your standard flat strand skirt. The ridged material also makes a bass jig skirt look, act and feel much bulkier than normal. One side of the material is flat, the other side is ridged like a tire tread. The ridged side creates a lot of space between each strand, and that means more bulk, volume or space is taken up by the material, so you get a bulkier skirt presence – without adding more strands. Also, you get a unique two-tone coloration because the thinner, flat spaces between the ridges produce a slightly lighter color tone whereas the thicker ridged parts have a darker, more solid color tone, producing light and dark dual tones of color along the same strand. This is a very natural and lifelike appearance. As jigs are often deadly in dirty water, the advantage there is that the ridged material gives these skirts more water friction, more water turbulence and more displacement versus standard, smooth skirts. It\'s the same reason why many soft plastic baits are designed with ribbed or ridged bodies - to create more water displacement, friction and turbulence that can be sensed by and excites fish versus smooth-surfaced soft plastic baits (which is why you don\'t see so many smooth-surfaced soft baits). Likewise, the ridged skirts give an angler a huge advantage (versus smooth-surfaced skirts) when bass are relying more heavily on their lateral line sensory organ rather than eyesight to detect prey (or in this case, your lure) in dirty water or under dark conditions. The enhanced bulk, water displacement, water friction and water turbulence caused by the ridged material is a huge advantage then.\"

MANY ADVANTAGES OF HOLE-IN-ONE TECHNOLOGY

Russ Bassdozer says, \"Whilethe skirt is soft and supple -the proprietary Skirts Plus Hole-In-One technology makes a skirt so durable, it will stay on your jig, spinnerbait or buzzbaitfor the duration, bass after bass, even in the roughest cover. Skirts Plus Corporation\'s Hole-In-One isthe very highestqualityskirt that the worldwide bass fishing tackle industry has to offer you- in great bass fishing lure colors at a great price.\"

The strands are banded and tied together by Skirts Plus with their Hole-In-One collar. The Hole-In-One collar is one of the ultimate skirt technologies for producing complex baitfish patterns since the strands can\'t wiggle out of place. Each strand on these skirts are sandwiched and glued between an outer band and an inner core hub. The Hole-In-One permanently and perfectly locks every strand in their original positions. No other way of banding a skirt does that - not even wire-wrapping the skirt. The strands cannot shift out of place, jumble the colors up or all pile over onto one side or the other. You cannot end up with a lopsided skirt which causes a lure to swim crooked. It always maintains its coloration and symmetrical strand balance. So when you want to represent a small baitfish or complex color pattern that has distinct back, side and belly colors, the Hole-In-One skirt more realistically simulates and maintains a small baitfish or complex configuration. The strands stay perfectly in place and can not move out of place, even through lots of rugged use. The back, belly and side colors stay exactly where they should be, and that helps preserve the baitfish-like color patterns.

The inner hub has flanged edges that gives a permanent bloom or flare to both sides of the skirt where the strands come off the hub. There is a flare or \'puff\' on both sides of the skirt where it comes off the core. Many anglers favor this flare of the Hole-In-One skirts. They feel it gives the skirt a plumper, livelier appearance and a bouncier wriggling action than a standard flat-banded skirt.

Bassdozer says: \"The real beauty and big benefit of the Hole-In-One skirt is that the strands cannot move out of place - and a fish cannot pull the skirt down off the collar of your jig, spinnerbait of buzzbait. The strands and the skirt always stay perfectly in place - and that means less time fixing the skirt, an always perfect skirt presentation and more fish caught.\"

RATTLE EAR SOCKETS

Skirt collar band has two molded-in ear socket holes to optionally plug in and hold rattles. Rattles not included. Standard and magnum size rattles and rattle straps sold separately at BassdozerStore.com.