Missile Ikes Flip Out Jig 3/8oz Brewgill

The Missile Ikes Flip Out Jig in 3/8oz is a full-size flipping jig built tough for serious cover fishing. Co-designed by B.A.S.S. Elite Series pros John Crews and Michael Iaconelli, this jig steps up from the Mini version with a beefier hook and profile built to handle larger fish and heavier rigging. Whether you're working dense vegetation, scattered grass, wood structure, laydowns, or docks, the Flip Out Jig delivers the versatility and durability you need to fish hard without second-guessing your gear.

The weight-forward design is balanced specifically around the hook shank, which means two things: a more natural, realistic fall through the water column, and the ability to punch through thick cover and extract without hanging up. That balance-point engineering is the same principle that made the Mini version a staple for flippers, just scaled up for bigger presentations and larger bass.

At 3/8oz in the Brewgill color, this jig is ready to cast—grab a pack and hit the water.

Key Features

• Full-size profile with extra-stout hook for larger fish and heavy rigging
• Weight-forward design centered on hook shank for natural fall and superior cover penetration
• Engineered by Elite Series anglers John Crews and Michael Iaconelli
• Versatile for flipping vegetation, grass, wood, laydowns, and docks
• 3/8oz weight class for balanced casting and presentation

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What size fish is the Flip Out Jig designed for?

The Flip Out Jig features a full-size profile and extra-stout hook built to handle larger bass and accommodate heavy gear, making it the bigger brother to Missile's Mini Flip Jig.

Can I use this jig in vegetation and thick cover?

Yes. The weight-forward design centered on the hook shank helps the jig penetrate heavy vegetation, scattered grass, wood, laydowns, and docks with minimal hang-ups, making it an all-around flipping workhorse.

What does the 3/8oz weight mean?

The 3/8oz weight class is the mass of the jighead, which affects casting distance, fall rate, and how the jig presents through the water column. This weight is standard for flipping in most freshwater conditions.