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Stack Tackle Skirted Screwy Head Jigs | 5 Sizes + 3 Mustad Hooks | Silicone Skirt | Swap Without Re-Tying | Flounder, Striped Bass, Snook

Stack Tackle Skirted Screwy Head Jigs | 5 Sizes + 3 Mustad Hooks | Silicone Skirt | Swap Without Re-Tying | Flounder, Striped Bass, Snook

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Skirted Screwy Head Jig Kit. 5 Head Sizes (0.5–1.5 oz) + 3 2X-Strong Mustad Hooks Per Pack. Silicone Skirt — Flash & Lifelike Movement. Change Weight, Color & Size Without Re-Tying. Patent Pending. Flounder, Striped Bass, Weakfish, Snook. Saltwater & Freshwater.

The Stack Tackle Skirted Screwy Head Jigs are a complete jig kit that lets you change weight, color, and hook size on the water without cutting your line or re-tying. Each pack includes five head sizes (0.5, 0.75, 1, 1.25, and 1.5 oz) plus three 2X-strong Mustad hooks, covering the full range of depths and current conditions in a single purchase. The silicone skirts add flash and lifelike movement to the presentation, mimicking fleeing baitfish and triggering reaction strikes from species that key on visual cues — particularly flounder, striped bass, weakfish, and snook. Effective in saltwater and freshwater, inshore flats, back bays, inlets, lakes, and rivers. Patent pending design.

What’s in the Pack

  • 5 head sizes: 0.5 oz, 0.75 oz, 1 oz, 1.25 oz, 1.5 oz — covers slow-fall shallow presentations through deep or heavy-current bottom work
  • 3 2X-strong Mustad hooks — 2X-strong wire gauge handles the pull of larger inshore and nearshore species without bending under pressure
  • Silicone skirts — adds bulk, flash, and water-pushing action; breathes and pulses on the drop and during a slow retrieve, creating the panicked baitfish profile that triggers aggressive feeding responses

Swap System — Change Without Re-Tying

The patent-pending Screwy Head design allows you to change jig head weight, color, and hook size without cutting your line. Go from 0.5 oz to 1.5 oz when the current picks up. Switch colors when the water changes. Every adjustment that normally costs a minute of re-rigging time is now a 10-second swap.

How to Fish It

  • Rigging — thread your soft plastic onto the Mustad hook using the screw-lock collar; then screw the chosen head weight onto the hook in front of the line tie until the O-ring seats and locks; to change weight mid-session, unscrew the head, swap sizes, and re-lock in under 10 seconds without retying the leader; the skirt sits behind the jig head and adds bulk and flash to the front of the profile, so position your soft plastic to leave the skirt visible and flowing around the bait’s midsection
  • Slow Hop — Flounder, Fluke — use 0.75–1 oz over sand and mud bottom; cast uptide, let the head sink to the bottom, then lift the rod from 9 to 11 o’clock to hop the bait 12–18 inches off the bottom, and lower back down on a controlled drop; the skirt pulses and flares on the lift and collapses on the fall, creating a fleeing-then-settling baitfish action; flounder strike hard on the drop — set the hook immediately when you feel the thump or dead weight at the end of the drop; pair with a 5" Tail Clapper or 5–6" Gulp for maximum presentation
  • Slow Roll — Weakfish, Speckled Trout — use 0.5–0.75 oz on grass flats and back-bay mud bottom; retrieve slowly just above the bottom, letting the skirt breathe and pulse on every retrieve stroke; weakfish and trout key on the flare of the skirt on the fall and typically strike within the first second of the pause; work the rod tip at 10 o’clock and keep light contact with the bait through the retrieve to detect soft hits
  • Swim & Burn — Striped Bass, Bluefish — use 1–1.5 oz through inlets, along rips, and over back-bay structure; cast uptide or upcurrent and retrieve at medium-to-fast speed; the skirt adds visible bulk and flash at higher retrieve speeds that draws reaction strikes from bass keyed on bunker and larger baitfish; vary retrieve speed and add occasional rips to trigger following fish; the skirt creates a larger visual profile than a bare jig head, making the setup more effective in low-visibility and current conditions
  • Twitch-and-Pause — Snook, Redfish — use 0.5–0.75 oz around dock pilings, mangrove edges, and shallow flat structure; two sharp rod twitches followed by a 2–3 second pause; the skirt flares on the twitch and collapses on the fall during the pause, creating a fleeing-then-dead baitfish profile that snook and redfish in ambush positions cannot ignore; lighter heads produce a slower, more natural fall that gives the fish time to commit on the pause
  • Night Fishing — Glow Skirt Combinations — the Black (Glow Skirt) and Chartreuse (Glow Skirt) combinations are specifically built for night and low-light fishing; the glow skirt charges under any light source and emits a visible glow underwater that gives night-feeding fish a target to key on; slow roll or hop near structure, docks, and channel edges where bass, weakfish, and snook feed aggressively after dark; the glow skirt’s visibility reduces the disadvantage of fishing subsurface in zero-light conditions

Color & Skirt Combinations

  • White — clean natural baitfish profile; clear water matching shad, mullet, and silverside
  • Pink / Pink (White Skirt) / Pink (Glow Skirt) / Pink (Chartreuse Skirt) — attractor; redfish, snook, weakfish, flounder; glow skirt for low-light and night; chartreuse skirt for high-visibility contrast
  • Chartreuse / Chartreuse (White Skirt) / Chartreuse (Glow Skirt) / Chartreuse (Pink Skirt) — high-visibility; stained or murky water and low-light; glow skirt covers the full low-light spectrum from dawn through dark
  • Black (Glow Skirt) / Black (White Skirt) / Black (Pink Skirt) / Black (Chartreuse Skirt) — maximum silhouette from below; black/glow is the go-to night combination; black/white or black/chartreuse for clear-water daytime use

Target Species & Applications

  • Flounder / Fluke — slow hop along the bottom; skirt pulses on the lift and collapses on the fall; pair with 5–6" Gulp or Stack Tackle 5" Tail Clapper
  • Striped Bass — inlets, rips, back-bay structure; heavier heads for current; skirt adds bulk matching larger baitfish profiles
  • Weakfish / Sea Trout — slow roll or drop-and-hop; skirt action on the fall triggers strikes on the drop
  • Snook — flats edges, mangrove shorelines, dock structure; lighter heads for shallow presentations

Recommended Pairings

Pairs with the Stack Tackle 5" Tail Clapper for a complete skirted swimbait setup. Also works with 5–6" Gulp soft plastics for added scent and action.

What’s Included

  • 5 head sizes: 0.5, 0.75, 1, 1.25, 1.5 oz
  • 3 × 2X-strong Mustad hooks
  • Silicone skirt
  • 13 color/skirt combinations available
  • Patent pending design
  • Brand: Stack Tackle

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