Coda Lures PIG SKIN "Football" Jig

Hard Bottom? Hard Hooksets.

When you're targeting offshore structure, bluff walls, or deep rock transitions, the Pig Skin Football Jig from Coda Lures is your bottom-contact bruiser. Built to crawl, pause, and grind through gravel, shell, and chunk rock, it brings a wide stance, powerful hook, and hand-tied precision into one tournament-caliber jig.

The football-shaped head is meticulously balanced to maximize bottom feel while resisting rollovers. You’ll stay upright longer, maintain contact on long casts, and reduce the frustration of hang-ups in jagged terrain.

At its core is a 4/0 OWNER Jungle Hook, a no-nonsense, heavy-wire beast built to hold big fish during sweeping offshore hooksets. The larger gap and stout profile match up perfectly with full-bodied trailers — especially Barracuda Baits creatures, craws, and chunk-style plastics that enhance underwater movement without compromising fall rate or balance.

What makes the Pig Skin special is the hand-tied wire skirt, cinched directly to the head for durability, consistency, and subtle, natural flare. No slipping. No rotting. No uneven distribution. Just pure, repeatable performance.

Offshore bass fishing isn’t about luck — it’s about information, control, and commitment. The Pig Skin Football Jig gives you a tool worthy of that mindset.

Technical Specifications

Head Design

• Football-style head for structure deflection and bottom balance

• Broad base maintains upright position during drag and pause retrieves

• Textured powder-coat finish for durability across rock and shell

Hook System

• OWNER 4/0 Jungle Hook

• Forged extra-strong wire for deep hook penetration and holding power

• Optimized hook angle for trailer alignment and efficient hooksets at distance

Skirt Construction

• Hand-tied using stainless wire — zero band degradation

• Full-flare silicone skirt for visibility during both movement and pause

• Skirt density calibrated for deep-water thump without overkill

Weight Options

• Available in 3/8 oz, 1/2 oz, and 3/4 oz

• Choose 3/8 oz for shallower rock transitions and slow climbs

• 1/2 oz is ideal for ledges, mid-depth points, and hard contour lines

• 3/4 oz is the go-to for 15–25 ft structure, strong current, or windy days