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Do-It Products
Build custom jig skirts that match your tackle box strategy with the Do-It Silicone Tabs 10ct Gr Chart w/Gold Flake. Whether you're tying walleye presentations, panfish poppers, or bass jigs, these silicone strips give you the flexibility to experiment with color combinations and skirt profiles without buying pre-made jigs. Each tab is 5 inches long and 3/4 inch wide with 22 strands, so two tabs typically create a full, balanced skirt on a single jig head.
The graphite chart colorway with gold flake accents works as a versatile base—it mimics baitfish scales and crawfish in natural light, and the flash catches attention in darker water or cloudy conditions. You get ten tabs in this pack, which means you can tie multiple jigs or experiment with layering colors and strand counts to dial in the exact action and profile you want. Custom jig building is where anglers refine their edge, and silicone skirts are cheaper and faster to swap than buying finished inventory.
Do-It has been the go-to source for lure-building materials for decades, and their silicone tabs are reliable, easy to work with, and widely compatible with standard jig molds and heads. If you're already pouring plastic or tying bucktails, adding silicone customization opens another layer of control over bait presentation and durability.
| Pack Count | 10 tabs |
| Length | 5 inches |
| Width | 3/4 inch |
| Strands per Tab | 22 |
| Color | Graphite Chart with Gold Flake |
| Manufacturer | Do-It Products |
You get ten tabs in the pack. Since two tabs typically build one full skirt, you can tie five complete jigs, or mix and match lengths and strand counts depending on your design.
These silicone tabs work with standard jig head eyeholes and mold attachments. They're designed to integrate with typical custom jig building setups, but verify fit with your specific mold or head if you're unsure.
Yes. You can use multiple tabs on a single jig head to blend colors, adjust skirt fullness, or create multi-tone patterns. Two tabs per jig is the typical starting point, but experimentation is part of the custom-tie process.
Silicone skirts are effective on walleye, bass, pike, and panfish jigs across vertical jigging, casting, and dragging presentations. The durability and action of silicone make them ideal for both live-bait rigs and pure lure applications.
Do-It Products
Build custom jig skirts that match your tackle box strategy with the Do-It Silicone Tabs 10ct Gr Chart w/Gold Flake. Whether you're tying walleye presentations, panfish poppers, or bass jigs, these silicone strips give you the flexibility to experiment with color combinations and skirt profiles without buying pre-made jigs. Each tab is 5 inches long and 3/4 inch wide with 22 strands, so two tabs typically create a full, balanced skirt on a single jig head.
The graphite chart colorway with gold flake accents works as a versatile base—it mimics baitfish scales and crawfish in natural light, and the flash catches attention in darker water or cloudy conditions. You get ten tabs in this pack, which means you can tie multiple jigs or experiment with layering colors and strand counts to dial in the exact action and profile you want. Custom jig building is where anglers refine their edge, and silicone skirts are cheaper and faster to swap than buying finished inventory.
Do-It has been the go-to source for lure-building materials for decades, and their silicone tabs are reliable, easy to work with, and widely compatible with standard jig molds and heads. If you're already pouring plastic or tying bucktails, adding silicone customization opens another layer of control over bait presentation and durability.
| Pack Count | 10 tabs |
| Length | 5 inches |
| Width | 3/4 inch |
| Strands per Tab | 22 |
| Color | Graphite Chart with Gold Flake |
| Manufacturer | Do-It Products |
You get ten tabs in the pack. Since two tabs typically build one full skirt, you can tie five complete jigs, or mix and match lengths and strand counts depending on your design.
These silicone tabs work with standard jig head eyeholes and mold attachments. They're designed to integrate with typical custom jig building setups, but verify fit with your specific mold or head if you're unsure.
Yes. You can use multiple tabs on a single jig head to blend colors, adjust skirt fullness, or create multi-tone patterns. Two tabs per jig is the typical starting point, but experimentation is part of the custom-tie process.
Silicone skirts are effective on walleye, bass, pike, and panfish jigs across vertical jigging, casting, and dragging presentations. The durability and action of silicone make them ideal for both live-bait rigs and pure lure applications.
