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Missile Baits
The Missile Ike's Mini Flip Jig in 3/8 Lava Craw is a compact flipping jig designed for anglers who need to penetrate heavy cover without sacrificing castability or hook-up rates. Developed by Mike Iaconelli and John Crews, this mini flipping jig brings pro-level engineering to shallow-water and thick-cover fishing. Its small profile and balanced design make it a workhorse for punching through vegetation, laydowns, and dock pilings where bigger jigs get hung up.
What sets this jig apart is its centered weight distribution around the hook shank. That balance translates to predictable, stable fall rates and better control when you're working it through the gnarliest cover. The precisely angled weed guard keeps it snagging-free on most casts, so you spend more time fishing and less time picking debris out of your line. The Lava Craw color is a natural choice for bass in stained to darker water, matching crawfish and other bottom-dwelling forage that bass hunt year-round.
Whether you're flipping matted hydrilla, cypress knees, or undercut banks, the Mini Flip's compact footprint gets where bigger jigs simply cannot. It's a confidence choice for finesse situations where you need a jig that won't betray you in the thickest stuff your local lake throws at you.
| Weight | 3/8 oz |
| Color | Lava Craw |
| Quantity | 1 per pack |
| Type | Mini flipping jig |
| Brand | Missile Baits |
The Ike's Mini Flip excels in heavy, shallow cover like thick vegetation, laydowns, cypress trees, and dock pilings. Its compact size and weed guard let it slip into spaces where full-sized jigs get stuck or rejected.
Lava Craw works best in stained to darker water where crawfish and natural bottom forage are active. In clearer water or brighter conditions, you may want to pair it with other Missile Baits jig colors.
One jig per pack.
While designed as a flipping jig, the balanced profile and compact size make it suitable for short-range pitching and working heavy cover. For longer casts and open-water swimming, a larger profile jig may be more effective.
Missile Baits
The Missile Ike's Mini Flip Jig in 3/8 Lava Craw is a compact flipping jig designed for anglers who need to penetrate heavy cover without sacrificing castability or hook-up rates. Developed by Mike Iaconelli and John Crews, this mini flipping jig brings pro-level engineering to shallow-water and thick-cover fishing. Its small profile and balanced design make it a workhorse for punching through vegetation, laydowns, and dock pilings where bigger jigs get hung up.
What sets this jig apart is its centered weight distribution around the hook shank. That balance translates to predictable, stable fall rates and better control when you're working it through the gnarliest cover. The precisely angled weed guard keeps it snagging-free on most casts, so you spend more time fishing and less time picking debris out of your line. The Lava Craw color is a natural choice for bass in stained to darker water, matching crawfish and other bottom-dwelling forage that bass hunt year-round.
Whether you're flipping matted hydrilla, cypress knees, or undercut banks, the Mini Flip's compact footprint gets where bigger jigs simply cannot. It's a confidence choice for finesse situations where you need a jig that won't betray you in the thickest stuff your local lake throws at you.
| Weight | 3/8 oz |
| Color | Lava Craw |
| Quantity | 1 per pack |
| Type | Mini flipping jig |
| Brand | Missile Baits |
The Ike's Mini Flip excels in heavy, shallow cover like thick vegetation, laydowns, cypress trees, and dock pilings. Its compact size and weed guard let it slip into spaces where full-sized jigs get stuck or rejected.
Lava Craw works best in stained to darker water where crawfish and natural bottom forage are active. In clearer water or brighter conditions, you may want to pair it with other Missile Baits jig colors.
One jig per pack.
While designed as a flipping jig, the balanced profile and compact size make it suitable for short-range pitching and working heavy cover. For longer casts and open-water swimming, a larger profile jig may be more effective.
