Do-It Silicone Skirts 5ct Blue White w/Chart Flake

Build custom jigs and spinnerbaits with Do-It Silicone Skirts, a 5-pack of pre-banded replacement skirts in blue, white, and chart flake. These 5-inch silicone skirts come ready to slip over your jig heads or lure bodies — no tedious wrapping or banding required. At 53 strands per skirt, they deliver the action and profile serious anglers expect from quality silicone, whether you're tying walleye, pike, or bass jigs.

Do-It has built a reputation among DIY lure builders for honest products and straightforward designs. These silicone skirts are no exception: pick the colors that match your local forage, swap them out as conditions change, and keep fishing. The color combination — blue, white, and chart flake — covers most water clarity situations, so you'll have options in your tackle box without overcomplicating inventory.

If you tie your own jigs or repair and customize store-bought lures, silicone skirts are faster and more durable than traditional bucktail or hair. Stock a few packs in your favorite colors and you'll never be stuck with a tired lure pattern when the bite shifts.

Key Features

• Pre-banded silicone skirts — ready to slip on and fish
• 53 strands per skirt for natural movement and profile
• 5 inches long, ideal for jigs and spinnerbaits
• Color combination: blue, white, and chart flake
• 5 skirts per pack for multiple tie-ups or color experimentation

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these silicone skirts pre-banded or do I need to tie them on?

These skirts come pre-banded, so you simply slip them over your jig head or lure body and go fishing. No wrapping or additional banding tools required.

What lures can I use these skirts on?

These 5-inch silicone skirts work on jigs, spinnerbaits, and other custom lure bodies. They're designed for slip-on application, so any jig head or lure body with a standard collar will accept them.

How many skirts are in a pack?

Each pack contains 5 silicone skirts, giving you multiple options to tie different color combinations or refresh worn lures.

What's the difference between 53-strand and other strand counts?

Strand count affects the density and action of the skirt. The 53-strand design provides a balance of profile and movement suitable for most freshwater jig and spinnerbait applications.