Coda Lures Flat Rock Tournament Tested Finesse Jig

Coda Lures Flat Rock Tournament Tested Finesse Jig

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Description
Coda Lures Flat Rock Finesse Jig – Wire‑Tied, Worth Hook, Compact Rock‑Contact Head | Qwik Fishing
How, where, and why this finesse head exists

Flat Rock is the Coda jig for pressured fish on hard stuff — riprap, chunk rock, limestone edges, seawalls — where a full‑size ark head looks too big. It keeps the Coda DNA (wire‑tied skirt + Worth premium hook) but shrinks the profile and lowers the head so it lands flatter on rock and doesn’t roll over.

1. Bank‑line rock, riprap, causeways (5/16 oz)

When: Afternoon traffic, post‑front, or clear water where fish slide down the rocks and won’t eat a big jig.

How: Cast at 45°, let it tick rock, short pulls with the rod, pause on every change in rock size. That low‑profile head will sit instead of tipping.

Trailers (finesse only):

Line: 12–15 lb fluoro to keep feel on rock.

2. Docks & shaded vertical stuff (5/16–7/16 oz)

When: Fish are under cables, low docks, and you need a jig that skips but still looks like “snack‑size.”

How: Skip it, let it pendulum, then just shake on semi‑slack. The wire‑tied skirt keeps its bloom even after 15–20 skips.

Trailers:

3. Light current / river seams (7/16 oz)

When: Smallmouth or spots are holding in eddies around rock, bridge corners, or riprap transitions.

How: Cast slightly above them, let the jig walk down, then hold and shake. The flat‑rock head won’t roll and expose the hook.

Trailer: Barracuda 2.75" Bat Craw — just enough action for current without blowing the profile.

4. Super pressured / smallmouth mode

Rig: 5/16 oz, skirt slightly trimmed, smallest trailer.

Trailer picks:

Why: You keep Coda’s wire‑tied flare, but you’re not throwing a full‑meal silhouette.

Colors & Conditions — finesse first

This isn’t the big “flip it in the jungle” Coda — this one should be sold in believable rock colors first, then darker water backup colors.

Clear / Zebra‑mussel / Rock lakes

Green pumpkin, GP/brown, natural craw. Pair with So Good 3" Chunk or So Good 3.25" Lil Craw to keep the whole profile narrow.

Stained / Bank mud pushed in

Green pumpkin orange, cinnamon, copper strands. Trailer bump to Doug’s 2.5" OG Chunk to add body.

Muddy / Dull light

Black/blue, black with contrasting strands. Even on a finesse head, that dark outline still gets bit.

Cold‑water craw match

Brown, plum‑brown, or rust strands, plus a muted craw trailer (Barracuda 2.25" Finesse Craw).

Specs & Build — Flat Rock Finesse Jig
  • Head Design: Low‑profile, flattened round finesse head built to sit on rock without rolling.
  • Weights: 5/16 oz and 7/16 oz (QwikFishing stocking sizes).
  • Hook: Worth premium hook sized for finesse jigs — strong enough for 15 lb fluoro but still penetrates on long casts.
  • Skirt: Hand‑tied with corrosion‑resistant wire — no sliding, no collar rot, consistent flare.
  • Weed Guard: Medium‑light, tuned for rock and dock, can be fanned.
  • Trailer Keeper: Barbed keeper to hold small finesse trailers without tearing them off.
  • Availability: Ships in 1–3 business days from Texas. While Coda Lures carries a solid inventory, there’s a chance that some items in your order may need to be made before shipping.

Care & Storage

Store flat in the original bag to preserve skirt shape. Keep dark colors separate to avoid bleeding. Compatible with most gel scents.

Plastics Recycling

Don't toss torn baits — recycle or dispose properly. Learn more here: https://qwikfishing.com/recycling/

Proof & Community
Why pick Flat Rock over a regular Coda brush jig?

Because sometimes you need Coda quality (wire‑tied, Worth hook, real colors) but in a smaller head that lives better on rock, docks, and pressured fish. Flat Rock gets you that without dropping to a totally different bait class.

Best water / season

Pre‑spawn to late fall on rock lakes, river edges, and anywhere you’re around man‑made rock (bridges, causeways, marinas).

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