Finesse Jigs

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The hand-tied finesse jig that earns the strike when the bite gets tough. Tie it on, add a Penny Craw, and keep a Standby Worm rigged right next to it.

The Motion Fishing Finesse Jig is a hand-tied, downsized bass jig for pressured fish and cold-water bites. It has a compact head, a horizontal line tie for a balanced fall, a wire-tied spider-cut silicone skirt, a medium-gauge weedguard, and a 4/0 Mustad Ultra Point hook. It comes in 5/16 oz and 7/16 oz, in 16 colors, and catches bass when a full-size jig gets ignored: cold-water transitions, heavily pressured lakes, and post-frontal days.

  • 4/0 Mustad Ultra Point hook with thin-wire penetration and the backbone to hold a fish
  • Hand-tied spider-cut skirt, wire tied, with lifelike motion pressured fish can't ignore
  • Horizontal line tie for a balanced fall and a clean hookup angle
  • Medium-gauge weedguard that comes through rock and sparse cover without costing you hookups
  • Smaller profile that gets bit when bass won't commit to a full-size jig

Proven on the Water

  • Rated 4.9 out of 5 stars by verified buyers.
  • Verified buyers call it their go-to in winter and for pressured fish in the heat of summer.
  • Backed by 1,000+ verified reviews across the Motion Fishing jig lineup.

Most Anglers Grab the 10-Pack

Single jig: $5.99. 5-pack: $5.60/jig. 10-pack: $5.40/jig, the best per-bait value. Multi-packs are available in Sardis Craw, Bruiser, Gill Candy, Blue Craw, Blue Magic, Green Pumpkin, Missouri Craw, PBJ, Green Pumpkin Purple, and Green Pumpkin Orange.

Best Trailer: Penny Craw

Rig it with a Penny Craw, originally built as a finesse jig trailer, for the perfect finesse profile. Want more thump? Run a Clutch Craw Jr (3.25").

Follow-Up Bait: Standby Worm

When bass won't commit to the jig, pick up a Standby Worm. Keep one rigged and on standby right next to your jig.

How to Rig It
  • Cold Water: Drag and hop it slowly along the bottom. Bass want a smaller meal that doesn't move far.
  • Pressured Fish: Pitch it to isolated cover and let the spider-cut skirt work on the fall and at rest.
  • Post-Frontal: Slow down and fish it where a full-size jig got ignored.
  • Trailer: Thread a Penny Craw onto the 4/0 hook for the classic finesse profile, or a Clutch Craw Jr for more thump.
Specs
  • Weights: 5/16 oz and 7/16 oz
  • Hook: 4/0 Mustad Ultra Point
  • Line Tie: Horizontal
  • Weedguard: Medium gauge
  • Skirt: Hand-tied, wire-tied spider-cut silicone
  • Colors: Sardis Craw, Bruiser, Gill Candy, Blue Craw, Blue Magic, Green Pumpkin, Missouri Craw, PBJ, PBJ Smoke, Green Pumpkin Purple, Ozark Illusion, Green Pumpkin Orange, Cali Craw, GP2, Texas Craw, Alabama Craw
  • Pack Options: Single, 5-pack, 10-pack (multi-packs in 10 colors)
  • Best Trailer: Motion Fishing Penny Craw, or Clutch Craw Jr (3.25 inch)
  • Follow-Up Bait: Motion Fishing Standby Worm
  • Best Conditions: Cold water, pressured fish, post-frontal days
  • Target Species: Largemouth, smallmouth, and spotted bass
FAQ

What is the Motion Fishing Finesse Jig?
The Finesse Jig is a hand-tied, downsized bass jig for pressured fish and cold-water bites. It has a compact head, a horizontal line tie, a wire-tied spider-cut silicone skirt, a medium-gauge weedguard, and a 4/0 Mustad Ultra Point hook. It comes in 5/16 oz and 7/16 oz, in 16 colors, starting at $5.99.

What size finesse jig should I use, 5/16 oz or 7/16 oz?
Use the 5/16 oz in shallower water or when fish want a slower fall. Use the 7/16 oz in deeper water, in wind, or when you need to keep bottom contact.

What hook is on the Finesse Jig?
A 4/0 Mustad Ultra Point hook. It has thin-wire penetration with the backbone to hold a fish.

What is the best trailer for the Finesse Jig?
The Motion Fishing Penny Craw. It was originally built as a finesse jig trailer and gives the jig the perfect finesse profile. The Clutch Craw Jr (3.25") also fits it when you want more thump.

When does the Finesse Jig work best?
On cold-water transitions when bass want a smaller meal, on heavily pressured lakes where a full-size jig gets ignored, and on post-frontal days when finesse beats power. Anglers also rely on it for pressured fish in the heat of summer and as a go-to in winter.

When should I throw a finesse jig instead of a full-size jig?
When bass are pressured, the water is cold, or a front has moved through and fish won't commit to a full-size flipping or football jig. The smaller profile and subtle skirt action earn bites a bigger jig won't.

How heavy is the weedguard on the Finesse Jig?
Medium gauge. It keeps the jig coming through rock and sparse cover without costing you hookups.

Does the Finesse Jig come in multi-packs?
Yes. Singles are $5.99. 5-packs are $27.99 ($5.60 per jig) and 10-packs are $53.99 ($5.40 per jig) in Sardis Craw, Bruiser, Gill Candy, Blue Craw, Blue Magic, Green Pumpkin, Missouri Craw, PBJ, Green Pumpkin Purple, and Green Pumpkin Orange.

What should I throw when bass won't eat the finesse jig?
The Motion Fishing Standby Worm. Keep it rigged right next to your jig and pick it up when fish need a different look.

What colors does the Finesse Jig come in?
Sardis Craw, Bruiser, Gill Candy, Blue Craw, Blue Magic, Green Pumpkin, Missouri Craw, PBJ, PBJ Smoke, Green Pumpkin Purple, Ozark Illusion, Green Pumpkin Orange, Cali Craw, GP2, Texas Craw, and Alabama Craw. All 16 colors come in 5/16 oz and 7/16 oz.

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