Do-It Silicone Tabs 10ct Chestnut Purple

Building custom jigs and soft-plastic baits means having the right materials on hand—and Do-It Silicone Tabs in Chestnut Purple give you the flexibility to create skirts that match your exact pattern and color scheme. These silicone strips let you move past off-the-shelf limitations and design lures tailored to the water conditions and species you're after. Whether you're matching a hatch, experimenting with regional color preferences, or simply want skirts that complement your jig head finish, silicone tabs are a cost-effective way to expand your bait-tying options.

Each tab measures 5 inches long and 3/4 inch wide, with 22 individual strands per tab. The standard formula is two tabs per finished skirt, so this 10-count pack gives you enough material for five complete skirts—or the foundation for multiple color combinations if you're blending tabs. Chestnut Purple is a natural choice for freshwater bass and walleye work, where darker, more subdued hues often outperform bright alternatives in clear water or low-light conditions.

Working with silicone tabs is straightforward: stack and trim them to match your jig size, then secure them to your jig head with thread or an adhesive-backed collar. The material is durable, stays soft in cold water, and holds its color through repeated casts and fish contact. This is the kind of foundational material that separates serious anglers from those content with stock baits.

Key Features

• 5 inches long, 3/4 inch wide per tab
• 22 strands per tab for natural movement
• Chestnut Purple color for natural presentations
• 10-count pack (enough for approximately 5 complete skirts)
• Flexible silicone material suitable for freshwater jigs and soft plastics

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

How many complete skirts can I make with this 10-pack?

Two tabs are recommended per finished skirt, so a 10-count pack will make approximately five complete skirts.

What jig sizes work best with these tabs?

The 5-inch length and 3/4-inch width are versatile for standard freshwater jigs. You can trim tabs to fit smaller heads or stack them for larger profiles as needed.

Can I mix Chestnut Purple tabs with other colors?

Yes—blending tabs is one of the main advantages of building custom skirts. You can experiment with color combinations to match specific forage or water conditions.

How do I attach the tabs to my jig head?

The tabs are typically secured with thread wrapping or adhesive-backed collars. The silicone is soft and pliable, making it easy to wrap or secure to most jig head styles.