Building custom jigs is one of the best ways to match the hatch and dial in your presentation for whatever's biting. The Do-It Silicone Tabs 10ct Black w/Gold Flake gives you the raw material to craft skirts tailored to your rig, your water, and your mood. Black silicone with a gold-flake accent works across a wide range of conditions—dark enough for stained water and overcast days, the flash adding just enough visibility to trigger strikes without overdoing it.

Each tab measures 5 inches long and 3/4 inch wide with 22 strands, and two tabs bundle together to form a complete, balanced skirt. This 10-pack gives you five finished skirts' worth of material, meaning you can experiment with different jig heads, weights, and combinations without worrying about running dry mid-session. Whether you're tying walleye, pike, or musky presentations, or customizing smallmouth and largemouth offerings, you're in control of the final product.

Silicone skirts breathe and pulse naturally in the water—they're not rigid like plastic, so they respond to even subtle current and rod movement. That action matters, especially when fish are picky. Rolling your own skirts also means you can match colors to local forage, swap materials between seasons, and refresh your jig arsenal without the markup of pre-made lures.

Building custom jigs is one of the best ways to match the hatch and dial in your presentation for whatever's biting. The Do-It Silicone Tabs 10ct Black w/Gold Flake gives you the raw material to craft skirts tailored to your rig, your water, and your mood. Black silicone with a gold-flake accent works across a wide range of conditions—dark enough for stained water and overcast days, the flash adding just enough visibility to trigger strikes without overdoing it.

Each tab measures 5 inches long and 3/4 inch wide with 22 strands, and two tabs bundle together to form a complete, balanced skirt. This 10-pack gives you five finished skirts' worth of material, meaning you can experiment with different jig heads, weights, and combinations without worrying about running dry mid-session. Whether you're tying walleye, pike, or musky presentations, or customizing smallmouth and largemouth offerings, you're in control of the final product.

Silicone skirts breathe and pulse naturally in the water—they're not rigid like plastic, so they respond to even subtle current and rod movement. That action matters, especially when fish are picky. Rolling your own skirts also means you can match colors to local forage, swap materials between seasons, and refresh your jig arsenal without the markup of pre-made lures.