Flipping Brush Jigs
The hand-tied flipping jig that skips deep under docks and comes through brush clean. Tie it on, add a Clutch Craw, and keep a Standby Worm rigged right next to it.
The Motion Fishing Flipping Brush Jig is a hand-tied bass jig built for flipping, pitching, and skipping heavy cover. It has a compact lead head, a horizontal line tie that skips flat under docks, a 50-strand silicone skirt, a medium-gauge weedguard, and a 5/0 Mustad Ultra Point hook. It comes in 3/8 oz and 1/2 oz, in 17 colors, and catches bass around docks, laydowns, brush piles, rock, and grass.
- 5/0 Mustad Ultra Point hook on both sizes. Sticks fish on the hookset and holds up to heavy braid
- Medium-gauge weedguard that comes through wood and grass without costing you hookups
- Horizontal line tie that skips flat and far under docks and overhanging cover
- Compact lead head that slides through brush and over rock without hanging up
- 50-strand hand-tied silicone skirt that pulses on the fall and at rest
Proven on the Water
- Cody Carl won BFL Regionals in back-to-back years with the Flipping Brush Jig, once as a co-angler and once as a boater.
- Backed by 1,000+ verified reviews across the Motion Fishing jig lineup.
Best Trailer: Clutch Craw Sr
Thread a Clutch Craw Sr (3.75") onto the 5/0 hook for a complete craw profile with maximum thump on the fall.
Follow-Up Bait: Standby Worm
When bass won't commit to the jig, pick up a Standby Worm. Keep one rigged and on standby right next to your jig.
How to Rig It
Specs
FAQ
What is the Motion Fishing Flipping Brush Jig?
The Flipping Brush Jig is a hand-tied bass jig built for flipping, pitching, and skipping heavy cover. It has a compact lead head, a horizontal line tie, a 50-strand silicone skirt, a medium-gauge weedguard, and a 5/0 Mustad Ultra Point hook. It comes in 3/8 oz and 1/2 oz, in 17 colors, for $6.49.
Has the Flipping Brush Jig won tournaments?
Yes. Cody Carl won BFL Regionals in back-to-back years with the Motion Fishing Flipping Brush Jig, once as a co-angler and once as a boater.
What size flipping jig should I use, 3/8 oz or 1/2 oz?
Use the 3/8 oz for skipping docks and fishing shallow cover with a slower fall. Use the 1/2 oz for deeper or thicker cover, windy days, or when you want the jig to get to the bottom faster.
What hook is on the Flipping Brush Jig?
Both the 3/8 oz and 1/2 oz use a 5/0 Mustad Ultra Point hook. It's sharp enough to stick fish on the hookset and strong enough to handle heavy braid.
What is the best trailer for the Flipping Brush Jig?
The Motion Fishing Clutch Craw Sr (3.75"). Thread it straight onto the hook for a complete craw profile with maximum thump.
Can you skip the Flipping Brush Jig under docks?
Yes. The horizontal line tie and compact head let it skip flat and far under docks and overhanging cover.
How heavy is the weedguard on the Flipping Brush Jig?
Medium gauge. It comes through brush, wood, and grass without hanging up, and still folds down on the hookset so you land the fish.
When and where does the Flipping Brush Jig work best?
Skipping docks in summer when bass push to shade, flipping laydowns and brush piles for pre-spawn fish, and working rocky banks and riprap during spring transitions. Anywhere bass hold tight to cover.
What should I throw when bass won't eat the jig?
The Motion Fishing Standby Worm. Keep it rigged right next to your jig and pick it up when fish need a different look.
What colors does the Flipping Brush Jig come in?
Bruiser, Gill Candy, Blue Magic, Blue Craw, Green Pumpkin, GP2, Texas Craw, Alabama Craw, Black, Cali Craw, Chobee Craw, Missouri Craw, PBJ, Sardis Craw, Ozark Illusion, Rustic Fire, and Dirty Mo. All 17 colors come in 3/8 oz and 1/2 oz.
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