Home Fishing Videos Flipping Jigs on Fluorocarbon in Grass Can Be Better Than Braid

Flipping Jigs on Fluorocarbon in Grass Can Be Better Than Braid

Jason Sealock
Apr 16, 2020

The product recommendations on our site are independently chosen by our editors. When you click through our links, we may earn a commission.

Greg Hackney spends a lot of time tweaking, designing and testing how a jig falls, how it comes in and out of cover and how it behaves differently with different trailers and different types of line. In recent years, he’s found there are times where flipping grass with fluorocarbon makes more sense than braid and he discusses how he employs a fluorocarbon line and jig combination.

He also talks about his favorite fluorocarbon flipping jig, the Strike King Hack Attack Fluorocarbon Flipping Jig and what makes it special for flipping grass, wood and other cover on fluorocarbon line.

Fishing Tackle Featured:

Jason Sealock

Jason Sealock began working for Wired2fish soon after its inception in January of 2010. He was COO and Publisher for 14 years and ran operations for the property during that time. Prior to that, he was the Editor-in-Chief of FLW Outdoors Magazines. He has been an accomplished angler for the better part of 40 years and has been writing and shooting fishing and outdoors content and educating outdoorsmen for more than 25 years. He is an expert with fishing electronics and technologies, he's one of the industry's top experts in fishing tackle and an accomplished and award-winning photographer, writer and editor.