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Jigging
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Jigging - Basics of Vertical Jig Fishing
Vertical jigging is an effective fishing technique for deeper water structures, including wrecks, reefs, and oil platforms. It can attract various gamefish, including amberjack, grouper, snapper, tuna, dolphin, and billfish. Captain Chad Raney shares his simple approach to speed jigging, covering rods, reels, rigs, and jigs. His smooth demeanor makes learning easy, and his experience can help you level up your fishing knowledge.
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Jigging - Slow Pitch Basics
Slow pitch jigging is a highly productive fishing technique for grouper and snapper, targeting fish near their feeding locations. It allows for specific depth control, mimicking wounded bait fish, while speed jigging mimics fleeing fish. Feeding triggers can be used instead of eliciting a reaction strike. Learn more about jigging techniques, fighting techniques, rods, reels, and jigs used for this effective fishing method.
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Reef Fishing - Jigging Soft Plastics
Soft plastics rigged on the right jig head can create an irresistible presentation for big predatory reef fish. Learn from experienced fishermen to improve your fishing skills. Chris Rushford, of Reel Teaser Fishing Adventures, shares his jig fishing techniques, tackle, and soft plastic lures for reef fishing. Rig jigs for optimal swimming action and use the right jig heads, rod, spinning reel, line, leader, and knots to catch big fish.
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