Do-It Silicone Skirts 5ct Smoke w/Black Scale

Do-It silicone skirts are a practical choice for anglers who tie or customize their own lures. These pre-banded silicone skirts come ready to slip onto your jig heads or lure bodies—no fussing with loose strands or binding. The smoke color with black scale pattern offers a natural look that works across freshwater and light saltwater applications, giving you a realistic baitfish profile without the time investment of hand-tying.

Each skirt features 77 strands of silicone, delivering the action and movement that attracts strikes. At 5 inches long, they're sized for medium-sized jigs and soft plastics. The pre-banded design means you're not wrestling with dozens of loose fibers—slide them on and fish. This pack includes five skirts, so you have backups and can rig multiple lures or experiment with different jig weights and styles.

Whether you're building custom jigs in your basement or refreshing older lures with fresh skirts, silicone alternatives offer durability and water absorption that keeps the action lively through repeated casts. The smoke-and-black-scale colorway blends into weedy structure and darker water conditions, making it versatile for both clear and stained water situations.

Key Features

• Pre-banded silicone skirts—ready to slip on and use immediately
• 77 strands per skirt for lifelike movement and action
• Smoke color with black scale pattern for natural presentation
• 5 inches long, sized for medium jigs and soft plastics
• Five skirts per pack for multiple lures or backup spares
• Durable silicone construction that holds up to repeated use

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What size jigs do these skirts fit?

At 5 inches long, these skirts are sized for medium-weight jigs and lures. They work well on 1/8 to 1/2 ounce jig heads, though exact fit depends on the head design and bore size. Test-fit one to your specific jigs before committing a full pack.

Are these skirts pre-tied or loose?

These are pre-banded silicone skirts, meaning the strands are already bound at the top. You simply slip them onto your jig head or lure body—no separate tying or wrapping required.

What's the difference between silicone and rubber skirts?

Silicone skirts absorb water and move more naturally in the water column compared to some rubber alternatives. They're durable and maintain their action over many casts and fish.

Can I use these skirts in saltwater?

These smoke-and-black-scale skirts are suitable for light saltwater applications. For heavy saltwater use, confirm that your jig head and other components are saltwater-rated as well.