The Dirty Jigs Luke Clausen Compact Pitchin’ Jig delivers the cover-fishing versatility of a traditional pitching jig in a smaller, more streamlined profile. Designed with input from professional angler Luke Clausen, it is 25% smaller than the Dirty Jigs Tour Level Pitchin’ Jig, making it well suited for pitching, flipping, skipping, and working docks and shallow cover when a compact presentation is preferred.

Its compact Arkie-style head is paired with a 60-degree flat-eye 4/0 Gamakatsu hook, maintaining useful hook gap despite the reduced overall profile. The head design provides control around wood, rock, laydowns, brush piles, docks, and other structure while supporting controlled bottom-contact presentations.

Color-matched paint schemes are paired with Dirty Jigs’ high-definition Thin Cut Series Skirt, which is designed to provide increased movement and flare even when trimmed short. The combination of a compact head, quality hook, and responsive skirt gives bass anglers a versatile jig for pre-spawn, spawn, and post-spawn fishing.

Features:

• Designed in Collaboration with Luke Clausen
• 25% Smaller Than the Tour Level Pitchin’ Jig
• Compact Arkie-Style Head
• 60-Degree Flat-Eye 4/0 Gamakatsu Hook
• Maintains Hook Gap with a Compact Profile
• Technique-Specific Head Design
• High-Definition Thin Cut Series Skirt
• Designed for Movement and Flare
• Skirt Maintains Action When Trimmed Short
• Color-Matched Paint Schemes
• Durable Finish Designed for Freshwater Use
• Designed for Pitching and Flipping
• Suitable for Skipping and Dock Fishing
• Effective Around Wood, Rock, and Structure
• Suitable for Laydowns, Brush Piles, and Rock Piles
• Well Suited for Bottom-Contact Presentations

When to Use It:

• Techniques: Pitching, flipping, skipping, dock fishing, and shallow-cover fishing
• Cover: Structure, docks, wood, rock, laydowns, brush piles, and rock piles
• Season: Pre-spawn, spawn, and post-spawn
• Presentation: Use when a smaller jig profile is preferred, working it through cover with controlled hops, drags, pitches, or short movements

FAQ’s:

Q: How does the Luke Clausen Compact Pitchin’ Jig compare to the Tour Level Pitchin’ Jig?

A: The Compact Pitchin’ Jig is 25% smaller than the Tour Level Pitchin’ Jig while using a 60-degree flat-eye 4/0 Gamakatsu hook to maintain useful hook gap in the smaller profile.

Q: Is this a bottom-contact jig?

A: Yes. It is designed for controlled bottom-contact fishing and can be pitched, flipped, hopped, dragged, or skipped around docks and other cover.

Q: What is the benefit of the Thin Cut Series Skirt?

A: The high-definition Thin Cut Series Skirt is designed to provide movement and flare while maintaining its action even when anglers trim it short for an even more compact presentation.

Q: Was this jig designed with Luke Clausen?

A: Yes. The jig reflects input from professional angler Luke Clausen, with a compact design intended for practical bass fishing applications.