New ~SKIRT COLORS~ added to the store

These EZ skirts have been on the market about two years already, but are still relatively hard to find. They're still considered fairly new and untried by the majority of anglers. They have great wriggling movement in the water, and are so, so easy to get on or off a jig, spinnerbait or buzzbait. The skirts stay firmly in place. Striking fish really can't pull the skirts down easily (if at all) and the skirt strands are looked permanently and perfectly in position. Baitfish or multi-color patterns can never get jumbled up or out of kilter. The EZ skirts present a sparse see-through appearance. The tail ends look square-cut in photos. When being retrieved however, the skirt tips all pull in close together into a tapered point like the tip of an artist's paintbrush. Some people describe the skirt appearance as a "bloom" since the skirt's shape looks like a closed rose or tulip bud that had not yet blossomed.  There's an incredible amount of shimmy, squiggle and breathing pulse the skirt displays on the retrieve. When paused, such as when a jig rests on bottom, the strands spring open like unfurling a picnic blanket, presenting the jig trailer in the middle.

Green Brown Pumpkin Skirt. Two of the best bass bait colors worldwide are green pumpkin and brown pumpkin. Many anglers may ponder the question, "Should I be using brown or green?" Well, ponder no more. With this skirt, you'll be using both green pumpkin AND brown pumpkin in the same bait at the same time. There are seventy strands in all, in four alternating quarters of green and brown pumpkin pepper. Try it with the green on top and bottom, or give the skirt a half-twist to try the brown on top and bottom. Either way, it works whenever bass prefer green OR brown, you've got it!

White Silver Skirt. This is your classic bright white skirt all aglisten with an elegant, thick frosting of fine silver sparkle all over.

Chameleon Craw Skirt. This bait color is nicknamed "dirt" in parts of Texas.  It's five strands of dark brown with red and fine gold flake, alternate with 5 strands light brown with green and fine gold flake. There are seventy strands in all, in 14 alternating sections.

Bleeding White Shad Skirt. Five blood red strands are laced in with swatches of white silver, clear silver and white silver hologram. Many anglers start fishing with the red strands positioned on the belly - or you can turn the skirt around and use the red swatch on top of the back. Bass slobber over it either way.