Nomad Design The Gypsy Back Slide Jig 60g (2oz) Crimson Tide – BKK Assist Hooks, Shallow & Deep Water

Discover the Gypsy Back Slide Jig

Meet the Nomad Design The Gypsy Back Slide Jig, engineered for slower to medium retrieves. Its back-slide action darts and shifts angles with each twitch, letting you adapt to different water depths and fish responses without changing jigs.

Precision in design for versatile jigging

The teardrop profile is a staple for varied jigging styles, balancing lift and drop and offering dependable tracking in chop or clear water. A through-wire framework with extra plastic supports reinforces the structure against aggressive bites, ensuring more seasons in your tackle box.

• Back Slide Jig and Versatile Action - The Gypsy moves with a deliberate glide, useful across conditions and depths.
• Teardrop Shape and BKK Hardware - Premium hooks paired with a classic profile for strength and reliability.
• Through Wire System for Support - Enhanced durability under heavy loads and fish fights.
• Great for Shallow and Deep Waters - Multiple sizes cover nearshore and reef or abyss depths.
• Superior Finish and Lasting Durability - Three coats of resin protect against wear and maintain shine.

In real-world use, anglers report the jig's ability to switch between subtle ticking and more pronounced jerks. It’s designed to be twitch-enhanced at slower speeds, yet capable of aggressive changes in angle when the moment calls for it. Expect consistent performance when targeting a range of species, from structured flats to deep water zones.

The Gypsy's hardware is built for confidence. The included BKK jig assist hooks are mounted to stay aligned through strikes, and the resin coating adds a protective barrier against the elements. The result is a rugged, reliable option that pairs with a wide variety of trolling tactics and water conditions.

Whether you're casting at dawn or jigging a mid-day drop, The Gypsy offers a robust combination of action, durability, and finish that can elevate your jigging game without complicating your setup. Consider it a versatile tool in your tackle rotation—one that could help you adapt to shifts in depth, current, and fish behavior with ease.