Coda Lures Twig Tournament Tested Brush Jig

Coda Lures Twig Tournament Tested Brush Jig

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Description
Coda Lures Twig Brush Jig – Wire-Tied, Worth Hook, Laydown & Brush Pitch Jig | Qwik Fishing
How, where, and why this brush jig works

Twig is the Coda brush/wood jig — made to go into laydowns, brush piles, dock stalls, and vertical wood without the skirt getting hammered flat. Still the Coda signature: wire-tied skirt + Worth premium hook, so it fishes clean and lasts longer than a banded jig in wood.

1. Laydowns & shoreline wood (3/8 oz)

When: You’re flipping at targets in 3–6 ft — classic bank wood, small brush off points, corners of docks.

How: Short pitch, let it fall on semi-slack, let the skirt bloom, hop it once, then shake in place.

Trailers:

Why Twig here: head/guard combo wants to pull through instead of lever and wedge like a football.

2. Brush piles & man-made cover (1/2 oz)

When: You’re fishing brush in 8–14 ft, or you need a little more weight to punch through vertical limbs.

How: Drop it in, let it hit a limb, lift and “walk” it down the branches. Pause it on the bottom and let that wire-tied skirt sit full.

Trailer: Doug’s 3.00" Hyper Chunk Trailer if you want a fuller profile; go back to So Good 3.25" Lil Craw when you want a slimmer one.

3. Docks, walkways, marina posts

When: Fish are tight to shade and don’t want a moving bait.

How: Skip or pitch, let it fall on a tight line so you can stop it above cross-members, then shake.

Trailer: Doug’s 2.5" OG Chunk Trailer — compact, still has “jig” presence.

4. Mixed rock-and-wood banks

Why not Pig Skin here? Pig Skin is the stay-on-bottom jig. Twig is the go-through-cover jig. If you’re hitting both wood and small patches of rock in one pass, Twig is the safer tie-on.

Line: 15–17 lb fluoro, or 40–50 lb braid around heavy wood.

5. Guard & skirt mods
  • Thin the guard if you’re mostly in brush, not in hardwood laydowns.
  • Square the skirt to make it more “craw” than “flipping jig.”
  • Add rattles — wire tie makes it easy to add without losing skirt integrity.
Colors & Conditions — wood & bank logic

Because Twig lives in wood, sell the natural craw / green pumpkin / brown story first — then go to black/blue for dirty water and brim/gill when you’re around docks.

Natural craw / river wood

Green pumpkin, GP/orange, brown/pumpkin — pair with So Good 3.25" Lil Craw or Doug’s 2.75" Super Chunk.

Dirty water / shade docks

Black/blue or dark green pumpkins with contrast strands. Trailer up to Barracuda 2.75" Bat Craw to get thump.

Bluegill around docks

Go to gill/sunfish mixes and keep the trailer compact (Doug’s 2.5" OG Chunk).

Specs & Build — Twig Brush Jig
  • Head: Brush/wood-friendly head to slip in and out of laydowns.
  • Weights (Qwik Fishing): 3/8 oz and 1/2 oz.
  • Hook: Worth premium hook — sized for heavy cover and real hooksets.
  • Skirt: Hand-tied with corrosion-resistant wire — won’t slide or collapse after pulling through brush.
  • Weed Guard: Heavy enough for wood, can be trimmed for lighter cover.
  • Trailer Keeper: Barbed keeper to hold craw and chunk trailers.
  • 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 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: https://qwikfishing.com/recycling/

Proof & Community
Why pick Twig over Pig Skin?

Pig Skin is for bottom/rock/structure. Twig is for wood/brush/docks. If you’re physically throwing into stuff, Twig wins.

Rod/line for actual wood

7'1"–7'4" MH/H, 15–20 lb fluoro or 40–50 lb braid. The Worth hook will take the hit.

Trailer short list (brush)

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