I don't recall ever seeing that type of jig in any of the local tackle shops. I may have to go online. Great presentation for explaining the techniques and getting the most out of that type of jig.
hi thanks for the good info, what are you using for the rod butt protectors? for when they are in the rod holders. i have been looking for something to use & yours look good cheers jeff
@@amigocompadre2012 Hey hey , yes it seems weird, but a slow retrieve stops spiralling and 'maximum avoidance' of an inhiku (which is intentionally unbalanced/erratic), it was only after many times of very few strikes with normal aggressive jig action, but then good solid hookups on slow retrieves...and started to analyze why .. so the fish can time it's strike easier, and it works particularly well when the fish are shy, or slow/tentative on the bite. Definitely worth a try when you're out there 🤙
Great video, in Croatia we put some squids chops on the hooks of inchiku, it works great. 🍻
Bogu hvala💪🏿
I don't recall ever seeing that type of jig in any of the local tackle shops. I may have to go online. Great presentation for explaining the techniques and getting the most out of that type of jig.
Awesome!! thanks Grant. I love using the inchiku jigs.
Hey hey - cheers! Yeah such a funky-cool jig :)
I love the excitement of this guy!
Great video i love Inchiku and kabura. If you can find the fiiish made a wonderful Inchiku with a shrimp shape. So cool 😎
Thanks for this video
Thanks for watching and your comment, much appreciated! Enjoy your inchiku fishing :) . Espresso.
hi thanks for the good info, what are you using for the rod butt protectors? for when they are in the rod holders. i have been looking for something to use & yours look good cheers jeff
thanks for sharing the experience
Great video, thank you for sharing
Thanks Gabriel :)
Thanks for the video!
So I can not use the bait durring sailing (5-8knots) in costal/openwater?
Amazing! But please explain, may I use for inchiku my usual rod for vrtical jigging?
yes absolutely (sorry reply didn't show before?)
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@@UniversityofFishing yes, I find now your reply. I can't understand such situation - for inchiku more good slowly retrieving without jerking?
@@amigocompadre2012 Hey hey , yes it seems weird, but a slow retrieve stops spiralling and 'maximum avoidance' of an inhiku (which is intentionally unbalanced/erratic), it was only after many times of very few strikes with normal aggressive jig action, but then good solid hookups on slow retrieves...and started to analyze why .. so the fish can time it's strike easier, and it works particularly well when the fish are shy, or slow/tentative on the bite. Definitely worth a try when you're out there 🤙
@@UniversityofFishing I got it. Thank you for your help!!! Tight lines and wait for your new videos😊🤝🤝🤝🤝
@@amigocompadre2012 :) look out fish !! Cheers