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FINESSE SKIRT TABS: OPERATIONAL PROTOCOL

1. What are "Finesse Jig Skirts"?

"Finesse Jig Skirts" are not just a product; they are a tactical asset. They utilize ultra-fine silicone strands to create a subtle, high-definition pulsation. This is the protocol "serious builders" deploy for high-pressure scenarios where standard, "loud" skirts fail.

2. What is the operational protocol for "Finesse Fishing Skirts"?

This protocol is deployed when fish are finicky, pressured, or in clear water. "Finesse fishing skirts" are engineered to provide a realistic, subtle profile that neutralizes a fish's "educated" defense, triggering strikes when "commodity" patterns are ignored.

3. How do "Finesse Jig Skirts" differ from Standard assets?

Standard tabs are engineered for profile and action. "Finesse" jig skirts are engineered for stealth and realism. The "Finesse Cut" strands create a more natural, fluid movement and a sparser, less-intimidating silhouette, which is a critical advantage in high-visibility conditions.

4. What are the core "Finesse" color protocols?

Your arsenal must align with the forage. Green Pumpkin (539), Watermelon (540), and Natural Craw (541) are the non-negotiable "match-the-hatch" protocols for clear water. Darker assets (like Jet Black Finesse 021) are deployed for silhouette integrity in stained conditions.

5. What is the standard build count for "Finesse Jig Skirts"?

The protocol varies by operator. Most "serious builders" deploy 3-4 tabs (60-80 strands) per jig. This maintains the required subtle profile while allowing for complex color blending. Adjust based on your operational requirements.