Missile Ikes Flip Out Jig 3/8oz Dill Pickle

The Missile Baits Ikes Flip Out Jig in 3/8oz Dill Pickle is a full-size flipping jig designed for serious cover fishing. Built with input from B.A.S.S. Elite Series anglers John Crews and Michael Iaconelli, this jig brings the same proven weight-forward design of the original Ike's Mini down into a larger profile that handles heavy-duty flipping situations. If you're working dense weed beds, matted grass, timber, or dock pilings, this is the jig that keeps pace with aggressive presentations in thick stuff.

The weight-forward design positions the mass around the hook shank, giving the jig a more natural descent through cover and helping it punch through without hanging up. That stout hook is built to handle big fish and doesn't bend out when you're driving the hook home in heavy vegetation or pulling free from tight spots. Whether you're flipping shallow grass, wood structure, or laydowns, this jig works as an all-around flipping solution that matches the demands of tournament and serious recreational bass fishing.

The Dill Pickle color sits between realistic and attractive—a proven pattern for freshwater bass in clear to moderately stained water. Each package contains one jig, so stock a few in your tackle box.

Key Features

• Full-size profile with extra-stout hook for heavy cover and larger fish
• Weight-forward design for natural fall and snag-free penetration
• Designed by B.A.S.S. Elite Series pros John Crews and Michael Iaconelli
• Versatile for flipping vegetation, grass, wood, laydowns, and dock structures

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between the Ikes Flip Out and the Ikes Mini Flip Jig?

The Flip Out is the larger profile version, featuring a full-size body and extra-stout hook designed to handle bigger fish and more aggressive flipping in heavy cover. Both share the same weight-forward design, but the Flip Out is built for when you need more substance.

What cover does this jig fish best?

The Ikes Flip Out works across a range of shallow bass cover: heavy vegetation, scattered grass, submerged wood, fallen trees, and docks. It's equally at home in any of these situations, making it a solid all-around flipping choice.

Is this a good jig for tournament bass fishing?

Yes. The design comes from B.A.S.S. Elite Series anglers, and the stout hook and weight-forward balance reflect tournament-grade standards for reliability and fish-holding power in demanding conditions.