Replacement arrived!By the way, I did forget to mention that the original lure did have a decent strike however as most anglers will attest you can get a hit ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxCbNOWAGmn6nfbCbJDmasvBq7J38KZNw2 and fish will hang on and release lure. I used the replacement lure yesterday and ran thru a Shimano Waxwing, Kastmaster, Bobber (set to sink). I found the does run deep (I casting on the flats 3.5'). Make sure you adjust your rate of retrieve and rod tip angle (up) to prevent getting snagged on bottom. Used it a couple of times and action was very lifelike (looked like local bait fish for trevally), craftsmanship very good....however eyeball fell out. I asked for replacement and it is on it's way! It was very easy to change out treble to single inline hook.
Wow, not only so knowledgeable but so well with a clear and interesting way of speaking. It's a joy to hear you speak. Thank you, I always get a lot from watching you.
From Guam USA, Hawaii here. We are so fortunate to live so close to Asia that slow pitch jigging is almost the norm here. Happy to see it’s catching on in the mainland. It’s not about loading up a cooler of the same fish, it’s about what am I gonna catch today with this brilliant piece of metal and extremely thin braid.
Oh, i just finished the seminar and i cannot believe i ‘ve been listening to it for the past 2hrs. Very informative and interesting. Thanks for sharing the useful information with us
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rod builder here, this video is a great instructional! I will say though "spines on rods are a myth they are all made from material rolled on to a mandrel, there is a natural point that the rod "snaps" to which is what people call the spine but you will not break the rod by bending left or right, you will if you high stick it or grab the tip and bend a short section. fortunately id does not happen often even when your running a charter outfit where high sticks happen all the time.
Dear Captain, thank you for this seminar with so much good information but with some points that I disagree with. For example, I do not agree that any fishing rod costing less than $ 500 is bad. There are many rods on the market for lower values that make a great alternative to top brands and models. Another point where I completely disagree with you is when you say that in SPJ the jig is not animated with the rod but only with the reel. I think you should review your options because in any type of SPJ action (Slow Pitch, High Pitch or Long Fall) you can use the lifting movement as the reel to load the rod, and in the last two you must do so. Best Regards
Thanks for the presentation. Just purchased a Gooffish jigging rod, A Gomexus jigging reel, #8PE line and some assist hooks for the Jiggs I have had for a year!!
Excellent tutorial, like all of your videos! I do a lot of slow-pitch jigging lately & lost many fish & expensive lures to our toothy predators, such as king mackerel, barracuda, etc., because of the braided hook ties. The fix, I switched out all of my braided hook connections to wire connections, and also added a six to eight inch wire leader to my lure/fluorocarbon connection. It worked, as you can see for yourself by clicking on my Marlin, blue icon to the left ...
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Ivw watched this probably 20 times now to make sure I've learned as much as I can. And I've got my saltiga and a nomad pe3 rod. With 15lb j braid. In 1 to 2 months ill be able to use it
Great learning experience for this saltwater rookie. Took your advice and first time out caught 3 different species on same 200g jig. Got hit just about every time it hit the bottom. Addictive. You shortened my learning curve a ton. Thank you for these excellent seminars Mike.
MrJeff0063 - If you want to learn more about Slow Pitch Jigging techniques look up "TheFIshingKit" channel on UA-cam. He does educational fishing content to help others learn and improved their fishing (slow pitch jigging) skills etc. One other thing... HIGH QUALITY slow pitch jigging rods and reels combo can be had for less than 200 bucks from Asia, but not from the states. However, information are suppressed so American don't know about it. Just an FYI... Hope this information helps!
So tru, yesterday is my first day doing slow jigging. Never done jigging at all in my life, I alway use dead bate to bottom fishing, but after yesterday no more dead bate, all slow jigging from now on.
Thanks Mike ... your seminars are very informative ... I don't know of any that even come close to what you teach ... I'll look forward to trying them this weekend in Key West - keep up the great work you do
You just convinced me about the old way of fishing to the new way..... I loved this seminar , have watched it several times and have taken notes. I just ordered a new rod from Florida Sportsman,jigs, and a new diawa reel. Thanks for you knowledge . I can wait to come to Florida for the winter, I WILL follow you from here on.. ....Thank you!!
This is the video I send to friends that ask me about slow pitch jigging. Great presentation. Thanks. (By the way, slow pitch jigging works great in Alaska, too!)
01:42:37 you can also thread the topside line with a 5 pound weight and let it slide down the line to dislodge the jig from the wreck....or lose both the jig and the weight :/
Start with $550 combo, after 1 trip I caught so many different species, I end up spending $900 for 2 rod (daiwa jigging and shimano ocea jigger limited) and $1800 for 2 Stella 6k pg and 8k pg. it’s really fun, no longer using dead bait.
Dave Arbeitman (R.I.P.) who owned the Reel Seat Tackle shop in Brielle, NJ and who fished aboard the Yankee Captain several times a year was at the forefront of bringing slow pitch jigging to The Keys as well as using the technique for tilefish in the canyons off of NJ.
Just finished watching your presentation Captain Mike. As always, you do an excellent job describing in detail the many fine points of gear and techniques of slow pitch fishing. I’m excited to learn and try some new techniques and gear. I love bottom fishing, so I am l looking forward to trying them out. Thank you!
What a fantastic seminar. Ive been looking for just this information thank you! Please come to NCal & fish lingcod halibut & rock cod so we can apply this out here.
Hi Jim - Have your tried any of these SPJ's Technique's on NCal fishing? I live in Monterey, CA and I will give this a try this weekend on a trip out of Moss Landing to Big Sur.
Lots of great info here. Although it’s amazing how SPJ rod technology has improved since this video came out. Can’t speak for Chaos rods, but so many manufacturers now make super strong SPJ rods that you don’t have to be so delicate with anymore.
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Interesting and very educational video one question how far do you bring the jig up from the bottom when cranking the reel before you release the jig back down
So good tutorial. I’m wondering if in USA with the Slow Pitch Jigging they arrived also Inchiku and Tai Kabura. In Italy are the way of fishing from the boat since years. I found Inchiku e kab very easy, they work on the bottom and i saw those techniques worked with the rods in the road stand with a fisherman fishing with multiple rods.
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Great video. Learned alot. Kind of confused though around 1:15 though. You are saying you are imparting action on the rod itself only by turning the reel handle and not actively jigging the rod itself? I know this isnt vertical speed jigging but you still need to move the rod AND crank the reel handle in combination, albiet much slower and subtle than speed jigging. Even all the Benny Ortiz videos show jigging the rod with and without retrieving line. Can you elaborate?
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It’s at 45 now. Probably 20 from people who’ve never done this before and 25 from people who’ve never fished in this area lol. All slow pitch masters of course
@Discov110 you don't need a 1500 dollar rig, but it is fun to use one, you can use a spinning set up for under 500 that will work, but if you can spend 1500 I don't think you'll regret it, just don't tell the wife 😮. Braid let's you put more line on a spinning real, you just got to have enough line to reach 400'-800' down. The spinning reals seem to have better drags, the conventional reels are more like a winch....FishOn.....jimi
Do they make acid wrapped rods for left and right hand retrieve reels? If it is to prevents the rod from twisting when fighting on a right hand retrieve would that make it really twist under a left hand retrieve reel?
U can buy and order these rods from overseas. Japan and Maylasia makes badass unbelievable rods. Waay better than any mass produced brands to date that makes slow pitch
Ocea Jigger rods or you can use shimano trevala butterfly rods in the 80# line class with medium fast. I’ve got one and it works nicely For spj and only $180.
Enjoyed your videos and looked at the link for Rods, but you commented the one you showed in the seminar was custom, so how would I go about getting that specific rod? The link shows a number of rods, I'm not sure which one you were holding, or what was done to customize it. Thanks!
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You can, but I have found slow pitch jigging to be far more effective in deeper water. Where are you fishing, what area? Also, please join my streaming channel at www.FSFTV.com. Over 300 instructional videos, no UA-cam ads, a 24/7 Fishing Helpline, exclusive content and more! www.FSFTV.com - Capt Mike
You can and many do. I like the power of a conventional rod though and have gone to spiral wrapped guides to get the benefit of both worlds. I’m fairly new to slow pitch jigging but I’m hooked solid…
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Quick question. Can I use a lighter jig than the SPJR is rated for? My TRG2 is rated for 150-400g. I probably won't be fishing in more than 200ft so 100-150g should be good. Less than 100ft.?
Good information but, says you don't need the expensive jiggs and what not then if you don't have a $1500 hundred dollar setup it's junk. I'm not a pro but I've been fishing all my life and have never had a setup over $500. Would it be nice to afford the really really nice stuff, sure but you don't need it 😊.
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This line is excellent for all jigging needs. The colors change every 10 meters so if you're in Murica, you might need to calculate the depth in feet but with slow pitch, you're going to the bottom each time so not really needed. Good for knowing how far off the bottom you are and can also be used when vertical jigging in situations where you need to know how deep you are without the bottom being in reach. www.1stopfishing.com/shop/shimano-ocea-ex8-pe-line/ It's what I use on all my slow pitch and vertical jigging rods and have for the last 4 years or so. Very smooth, very strong, great knots. Until something better comes along, I don't have a need to change. Get some PE spray to condition / protect it, rinse properly and store out of UV and it will last quite a while. I've got 3+ years on a few of my rods and haven't had a need to re-spool yet.
He's not using braid to the jig but I have decided the best knot is the one you tie perfectly each time. I like uni knots too but if someone is super confident in an improved clinch knot then that works too. The difference in strength is so minute it comes down to what you have confidence in tying. At least that's what I think.
Uni knot is great but very hard to cinch correctly with line over 40lbs. matter fact at 60lbs it's almost impossible to cinch and finish correctly. if you watch many of the videos online they all mentioned the same problem. also, if there is huge difference in diameter between both line it becomes an issue. especially with braid to mono/fluro.
You dont have any trouble winching fish up with your high gear ratio? Ive noticed in my research most reels are 5 or 6 to 1. In my personal experience high gear ratios are more tiring.
@@DanhNguyenster64 Best to have lowest gear ratio reel with highest line pickup... he mentions high gear and what he should be mentioning is line pickup. 30 inches per turn at a minimum... Preferably closer to 40.
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@@gowrestle160 black hole cape code. He didn't really dive into it but he said it very quickly right before talking about how parabolic the rod is and the acid wrap.
when you have a lot of toothy fish do you use wire assists? i cant find a material i really like that's tooth proof but still has the movement you need
Yes, you can use steel assist hooks when the toothy critters are biting off jigs. I keep one single silver / glow striped jig in my tackle box with steel assist hooks and a small steel leader near the head for when the wahoo are thick and are biting off lures / baits. If I lose a jig to a hoo, I instantly swap to the pre-rigged (up-armored) jig and use it until the toothy fish move on. I also use this rig when fishing for ribbonfish / cutlass fish at night with success. Here is a link to the style I use. www.pecheur.com/en/gb/buy-assist-hook-decoy-dj-89-pack-of-2-50408.html I don't see any ill effects from the action of the hooks. If I'm vertical jigging, I just run hooks at the top of the jig. If I'm slow pitching, I run hooks at both ends and don't see a real difference compared to regular assists as far as action. I'm sure it's limited a bit but it still produces plenty of fish and stops me from losing 20 dollar jigs while missing really nice fish. There are other types but this style works well for me.
@@FloridaSportFishing Glad to help! SPJ and the even more deadly (in my experience) Kabura jigging are fast becoming addictions for me too! Link to the PFW-01 here: www.saltywatertackle.com/home/135-786-owner-zaito-power-flex-glow-pfw-01.html#/352-line_class-90_lbs
Let’s not play the “if you didn’t pay x for your outfit it’s not x” game. There are plenty of rigs that are inexpensive that get people into our sport. Tight lines and big fish everyone.
You just gotta use a 3-4 power rod. 40# braid 80# leader and 25 lbs of drag. And don’t fish super close to wreck and you can pull ajs off wrecks slow pitching. I call it the wreck rod. Bigger line don’t work past about 300’ though no matter how heavy the jig and it better have an aluminum reel seat....
Nice vid but i call bs on saying its not a quality setup unless its 1200 to 1500 dollars shimano makes great setup rod and reel under 600 bucks ocea jigger 300 bucks and grappler slow pitch rod 275 bucks. Its a great setup
Stuff has definitely been getting cheaper. That reel is 340$ and only good for flat bottom though with 15-16 lbs of drag I think. Gotta crank it all the way down for sure
@@MrT13 not necessarily true tho. That reel has many different uses outside the one mentioned. The point is you can find great gear at lower price points.
@@MrT13 sure, but that doesn’t mean you can’t use these for say pier fishing. Sure the rods may be hyper specific but the reels have been around for a while.
Captain Mike recommends them in their last slow pitch jigging tv show I bought some. Look up Malta tackle, then the Seafloor Control jigs. They are a bit pricey especially no hooks, I haven’t fished them yet but they look great. You can look up the you tube videos to see action.
@@briankogan6871 SFC are spendy but they work really well. The other really good brand IMO is Deep Liner. Xesta has some good lures but SFC and DL are my favorites.
SFC are fantastic jigs, but sometimes its not economically feasible to replace 4-6 jigs per trip at a average of $16-$30 a piece. Luckily, as Slow Pitch starts to become more mainstream, the replicas will be more and more readily available. Try Tackleworld.com (used to be jigging world). They have many jigs extremely similar to the OG JDM jigs without the huge price tag. I've had very good success on the Qubee, and falling angel jigs. Diawa SK jigs are pretty great as well. Williamson has a few jigs as well that have good action as well.
for beginners like myself the daiwa sk jig has worked fantastic for california rockfish and lingcod. I was literally outfishing everyone using live bait.
You can perfectly capable slow pitch set ups for less than $500. You said yourself you are mainly targeting bottom fish. Don’t need a slow pitch set up to catch that hammer head...
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Replacement arrived!By the way, I did forget to mention that the original lure did have a decent strike however as most anglers will attest you can get a hit ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxCbNOWAGmn6nfbCbJDmasvBq7J38KZNw2 and fish will hang on and release lure. I used the replacement lure yesterday and ran thru a Shimano Waxwing, Kastmaster, Bobber (set to sink). I found the does run deep (I casting on the flats 3.5'). Make sure you adjust your rate of retrieve and rod tip angle (up) to prevent getting snagged on bottom. Used it a couple of times and action was very lifelike (looked like local bait fish for trevally), craftsmanship very good....however eyeball fell out. I asked for replacement and it is on it's way! It was very easy to change out treble to single inline hook.
Wow, not only so knowledgeable but so well with a clear and interesting way of speaking. It's a joy to hear you speak. Thank you, I always get a lot from watching you.
From Guam USA, Hawaii here. We are so fortunate to live so close to Asia that slow pitch jigging is almost the norm here. Happy to see it’s catching on in the mainland. It’s not about loading up a cooler of the same fish, it’s about what am I gonna catch today with this brilliant piece of metal and extremely thin braid.
Exactly, thank you!
Oh, i just finished the seminar and i cannot believe i ‘ve been listening to it for the past 2hrs. Very informative and interesting. Thanks for sharing the useful information with us
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Good seminar , videos from the guys at Johnny Jigs provide a lot of info also .
Captains not the proper title, Professor is more like it. Professional, informative and entertaining. This dudes outstanding.
Captain obvious is more like it .
Thank you thank you thank you. I'm a beginner in Slow Pitch Jigging and this recording helps me a lot to understand better. Love from 🇲🇾
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A very long video but oh my God very informative. Thank you very much
rod builder here, this video is a great instructional! I will say though "spines on rods are a myth they are all made from material rolled on to a mandrel, there is a natural point that the rod "snaps" to which is what people call the spine but you will not break the rod by bending left or right, you will if you high stick it or grab the tip and bend a short section. fortunately id does not happen often even when your running a charter outfit where high sticks happen all the time.
You can build on the spine or the straight line on the blank
Dear Captain, thank you for this seminar with so much good information but with some points that I disagree with.
For example, I do not agree that any fishing rod costing less than $ 500 is bad. There are many rods on the market for lower values that make a great alternative to top brands and models.
Another point where I completely disagree with you is when you say that in SPJ the jig is not animated with the rod but only with the reel.
I think you should review your options because in any type of SPJ action (Slow Pitch, High Pitch or Long Fall) you can use the lifting movement as the reel to load the rod, and in the last two you must do so.
Best Regards
@@DanHarley video is over 2 years old. Top brands right now make quality SPJ rods for $150-250.
@@13igtyme. Sure if you consider goofish a top brand your're in !!!!
@@DanHarley Penn, Daiwa, Shimano, Temple Reef.
@@13igtyme. yea temple makes a great $239 400 gram rod.
Thanks for the presentation. Just purchased a Gooffish jigging rod, A Gomexus jigging reel, #8PE line and some assist hooks for the Jiggs I have had for a year!!
Excellent tutorial, like all of your videos! I do a lot of slow-pitch jigging lately & lost many fish & expensive lures to our toothy predators, such as king mackerel, barracuda, etc., because of the braided hook ties. The fix, I switched out all of my braided hook connections to wire connections, and also added a six to eight inch wire leader to my lure/fluorocarbon connection. It worked, as you can see for yourself by clicking on my Marlin, blue icon to the left ...
Most ppl just use 60-80lb leader. Get a king cut a foot off.
Very generous in throwing information. Thanks alot.
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I've learned alot from your seminar sir, thank you for sharing.
Great seminar. Thanks. I'm hoping to try this on the Yankee Capts soon.
Ivw watched this probably 20 times now to make sure I've learned as much as I can. And I've got my saltiga and a nomad pe3 rod. With 15lb j braid. In 1 to 2 months ill be able to use it
Great learning experience for this saltwater rookie. Took your advice and first time out caught 3 different species on same 200g jig. Got hit just about every time it hit the bottom. Addictive. You shortened my learning curve a ton. Thank you for these excellent seminars Mike.
MrJeff0063 - If you want to learn more about Slow Pitch Jigging techniques look up "TheFIshingKit" channel on UA-cam. He does educational fishing content to help others learn and improved their fishing (slow pitch jigging) skills etc.
One other thing... HIGH QUALITY slow pitch jigging rods and reels combo can be had for less than 200 bucks from Asia, but not from the states. However, information are suppressed so American don't know about it. Just an FYI...
Hope this information helps!
So tru, yesterday is my first day doing slow jigging. Never done jigging at all in my life, I alway use dead bate to bottom fishing, but after yesterday no more dead bate, all slow jigging from now on.
Thanks Mike ... your seminars are very informative ... I don't know of any that even come close to what you teach ... I'll look forward to trying them this weekend in Key West - keep up the great work you do
A wealth of information! This seminar just brought the love back to fishing for me! Thanks!
You just convinced me about the old way of fishing to the new way..... I loved this seminar , have watched it several times and have taken notes.
I just ordered a new rod from Florida Sportsman,jigs, and a new diawa reel. Thanks for you knowledge . I can wait to come to Florida for the winter, I WILL follow you from here on.. ....Thank you!!
This is the video I send to friends that ask me about slow pitch jigging. Great presentation. Thanks. (By the way, slow pitch jigging works great in Alaska, too!)
01:42:37 you can also thread the topside line with a 5 pound weight and let it slide down the line to dislodge the jig from the wreck....or lose both the jig and the weight :/
thanks Mike, now it's time to take notes
Start with $550 combo, after 1 trip I caught so many different species, I end up spending $900 for 2 rod (daiwa jigging and shimano ocea jigger limited) and $1800 for 2 Stella 6k pg and 8k pg. it’s really fun, no longer using dead bait.
Great video! As always, thank you for sharing the knowledge!
Thanks for watching.
Dave Arbeitman (R.I.P.) who owned the Reel Seat Tackle shop in Brielle, NJ and who fished aboard the Yankee Captain several times a year was at the forefront of bringing slow pitch jigging to The Keys as well as using the technique for tilefish in the canyons off of NJ.
And a Very Good Friend of mine , RIP David .
@@Captainpaulbtyhtr ppp
Just finished watching your presentation Captain Mike. As always, you do an excellent job describing in detail the many fine points of gear and techniques of slow pitch fishing. I’m excited to learn and try some new techniques and gear. I love bottom fishing, so I am l looking forward to trying them out. Thank you!
Thanks for this amazing tutorial. I am looking forward to implementing these techniques as soon as possible. Tight lines!
Thanks for watching.
I wish i could have one of those rod and reels,we have the best waters ,best fishes but not the rod and reels..well explained sir.
From philippines.
Arnel Guro Amazon bro
They have a lot of good rods and reels in Manila. Slow pitch
I love this guy and his show captain carlos including
Great work. Learned a lot here. Awesome.
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What a fantastic seminar. Ive been looking for just this information thank you! Please come to NCal & fish lingcod halibut & rock cod so we can apply this out here.
Hi Jim - Have your tried any of these SPJ's Technique's on NCal fishing? I live in Monterey, CA and I will give this a try this weekend on a trip out of Moss Landing to Big Sur.
Lots of great info here. Although it’s amazing how SPJ rod technology has improved since this video came out. Can’t speak for Chaos rods, but so many manufacturers now make super strong SPJ rods that you don’t have to be so delicate with anymore.
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Interesting and very educational video one question how far do you bring the jig up from the bottom when cranking the reel before you release the jig back down
So good tutorial. I’m wondering if in USA with the Slow Pitch Jigging they arrived also Inchiku and Tai Kabura. In Italy are the way of fishing from the boat since years. I found Inchiku e kab very easy, they work on the bottom and i saw those techniques worked with the rods in the road stand with a fisherman fishing with multiple rods.
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thank you for sharing this lesson they help me a lot.
Great video
Awesome! Great talk
fantastic advice.
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wondering how those rectors would do in 60-150 ft of water for blue fin an yellow fin
Great video. Learned alot. Kind of confused though around 1:15 though. You are saying you are imparting action on the rod itself only by turning the reel handle and not actively jigging the rod itself? I know this isnt vertical speed jigging but you still need to move the rod AND crank the reel handle in combination, albiet much slower and subtle than speed jigging. Even all the Benny Ortiz videos show jigging the rod with and without retrieving line. Can you elaborate?
Wonderful explanation well done but I'm wonder no one have questions there and no one brings you a glass of water sir
Interesting! I see the japanese and Australians jerking the rods to impart action to the lure. Gets me thinking
Super information thanks
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Question after you crank the reel and the rod loads do you go into free spool or allow the jig to drop in gear? Thank you for this seminar.
Capt Mike I'm going on Yankee capt halfway ledge trip 200ft to 400ft. What weight slow pitch jigs should I use?
You made things easy.
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Thank you
Can you please suggest couple of slow pith jigging rods ?
thanks for sharing sir.
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Thats what happens when u judge someones equipment before u see it in action. The laughs on u🤣🤣
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Trust me, ive landed 20lb GT using slowpitch rod with spinning reel, casting popper. The others on the boat looked disguisting. I DONT CARE 😂
thanks dad
21 dislikes, 10 from groupers and 11 from red snappers!
It’s at 45 now. Probably 20 from people who’ve never done this before and 25 from people who’ve never fished in this area lol. All slow pitch masters of course
All from people who won’t spend $1500 on his lil rod and reel
@Discov110 you don't need a 1500 dollar rig, but it is fun to use one, you can use a spinning set up for under 500 that will work, but if you can spend 1500 I don't think you'll regret it, just don't tell the wife 😮. Braid let's you put more line on a spinning real, you just got to have enough line to reach 400'-800' down. The spinning reals seem to have better drags, the conventional reels are more like a winch....FishOn.....jimi
You mentioned that you caught a 900lb blue fin, what set up we’re you using? Rod, reel and line
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Do they make acid wrapped rods for left and right hand retrieve reels? If it is to prevents the rod from twisting when fighting on a right hand retrieve would that make it really twist under a left hand retrieve reel?
The guys learned how to fish 🐟 jigging a 11 inch ice hole.
6 and 7 inch holes.
Are these rods out, or are they still prototypes?
U can buy and order these rods from overseas. Japan and Maylasia makes badass unbelievable rods. Waay better than any mass produced brands to date that makes slow pitch
Ocea Jigger rods or you can use shimano trevala butterfly rods in the 80# line class with medium fast. I’ve got one and it works nicely
For spj and only $180.
Enjoyed your videos and looked at the link for Rods, but you commented the one you showed in the seminar was custom, so how would I go about getting that specific rod? The link shows a number of rods, I'm not sure which one you were holding, or what was done to customize it. Thanks!
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can I jig shallow water near a reef? around 50 feet deep… Which rod and jigg weight should I use?
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Can you effectively slow pitch with a spinning reel? Thank you
You can and many do. I like the power of a conventional rod though and have gone to spiral wrapped guides to get the benefit of both worlds. I’m fairly new to slow pitch jigging but I’m hooked solid…
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We’ve went from zing pow to wack pop. Hmmm🤔🤔
Quick question. Can I use a lighter jig than the SPJR is rated for? My TRG2 is rated for 150-400g. I probably won't be fishing in more than 200ft so 100-150g should be good. Less than 100ft.?
You use which ever size jig that can get you down to the bottom vertically as much as possible. Lighter jigs. Shallower water.
Can you slow pitch jigging with the spinning reel?
You can but its best prwcticed with a conventional reel
Crazy question can you slow pitch for fresh water fish that feed on bait fish like bass walleye pike musky etc
Ya use a flutter spoon
UK, Canada harshest lockdowns. What else do they have in common?
Is he referring to momoi diamond braid?
Does DECOMPRESSION while bringing these fish to the surface ?
Where can I find the PE line?
Where can I buy the x9 line at?
Good information but, says you don't need the expensive jiggs and what not then if you don't have a $1500 hundred dollar setup it's junk. I'm not a pro but I've been fishing all my life and have never had a setup over $500. Would it be nice to afford the really really nice stuff, sure but you don't need it 😊.
I still haven’t been able to find the diamond braid he is using. Anyone got a lead?
How do i know if the jig is a slow pitch jig ?
the manufacturer will state that is a slow pitch, nomad design, shimano and many other make them
slow pitch jigs have to different sides. that way the jig flutters. fast jigs have the exact same sides..identical.
I size leader line do you use, 50lbs?
You want to be tied direct to braid. Poly lines stretch too much for proper action. You want zero stretch.
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You never mention the weight rating of the rods for an all around rod would you recommend 10-30 or 20-40?
Most slow pitch rods are rated in grams (i.e. 160-230g) and made specifically for slow pitch jigging.
Where can I purchase the line. Can not find anywhere. Also can’t find rods on Chaos site thanks.
This line is excellent for all jigging needs. The colors change every 10 meters so if you're in Murica, you might need to calculate the depth in feet but with slow pitch, you're going to the bottom each time so not really needed. Good for knowing how far off the bottom you are and can also be used when vertical jigging in situations where you need to know how deep you are without the bottom being in reach. www.1stopfishing.com/shop/shimano-ocea-ex8-pe-line/ It's what I use on all my slow pitch and vertical jigging rods and have for the last 4 years or so. Very smooth, very strong, great knots. Until something better comes along, I don't have a need to change. Get some PE spray to condition / protect it, rinse properly and store out of UV and it will last quite a while. I've got 3+ years on a few of my rods and haven't had a need to re-spool yet.
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Don’t buy chaos rods. They have no idea what slow pitch is. Just another brand trying to get on the bandwagon. Get a genuine Japanese slow pitch rod
peterk814 Evergreen Poseidon rods are very popular in Japan and I have several that are good. Lots of great Japanese models here as well.
peterk814 explain why they don’t know how to build a slow pitch rods.
I think the uni knot is better especially for braid.
He's not using braid to the jig but I have decided the best knot is the one you tie perfectly each time. I like uni knots too but if someone is super confident in an improved clinch knot then that works too. The difference in strength is so minute it comes down to what you have confidence in tying. At least that's what I think.
Uni knot is great but very hard to cinch correctly with line over 40lbs. matter fact at 60lbs it's almost impossible to cinch and finish correctly. if you watch many of the videos online they all mentioned the same problem. also, if there is huge difference in diameter between both line it becomes an issue. especially with braid to mono/fluro.
Evidenced-based!
You dont have any trouble winching fish up with your high gear ratio? Ive noticed in my research most reels are 5 or 6 to 1. In my personal experience high gear ratios are more tiring.
I went with a tranx 401 low speed with a jigging world power handle matched to a phenix titan slow pitch jigging rod.
@@DanhNguyenster64 Best to have lowest gear ratio reel with highest line pickup... he mentions high gear and what he should be mentioning is line pickup. 30 inches per turn at a minimum... Preferably closer to 40.
whats brand name of the rods ?
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what bran Slow Pitch jig rod and reel combo sir
He said the reel is a daiwa saltiga 30 wide and he didn't say what the rod was
@@gowrestle160 black hole cape code. He didn't really dive into it but he said it very quickly right before talking about how parabolic the rod is and the acid wrap.
when you have a lot of toothy fish do you use wire assists? i cant find a material i really like that's tooth proof but still has the movement you need
Yes, you can use steel assist hooks when the toothy critters are biting off jigs. I keep one single silver / glow striped jig in my tackle box with steel assist hooks and a small steel leader near the head for when the wahoo are thick and are biting off lures / baits. If I lose a jig to a hoo, I instantly swap to the pre-rigged (up-armored) jig and use it until the toothy fish move on. I also use this rig when fishing for ribbonfish / cutlass fish at night with success. Here is a link to the style I use. www.pecheur.com/en/gb/buy-assist-hook-decoy-dj-89-pack-of-2-50408.html I don't see any ill effects from the action of the hooks. If I'm vertical jigging, I just run hooks at the top of the jig. If I'm slow pitching, I run hooks at both ends and don't see a real difference compared to regular assists as far as action. I'm sure it's limited a bit but it still produces plenty of fish and stops me from losing 20 dollar jigs while missing really nice fish. There are other types but this style works well for me.
@@gaijinfishing thank you for the reply, ill check them out
@@jaadmaan8156 Owner also make a PFW-01 Zaito assist cord with a wire core in it that works well.
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@@FloridaSportFishing Glad to help! SPJ and the even more deadly (in my experience) Kabura jigging are fast becoming addictions for me too! Link to the PFW-01 here: www.saltywatertackle.com/home/135-786-owner-zaito-power-flex-glow-pfw-01.html#/352-line_class-90_lbs
Who was the guy on the boat 10 feet away from you that you saw jigging and smoked you Mike?
Let’s not play the “if you didn’t pay x for your outfit it’s not x” game. There are plenty of rigs that are inexpensive that get people into our sport. Tight lines and big fish everyone.
Has anyone ever done this over a wreck or heavy structure ? I can’t see it working especially for big AJs.
a 25-50lb slow pitch rod can handle fish up around the 100 lb mark
You just gotta use a 3-4 power rod. 40# braid 80# leader and 25 lbs of drag. And don’t fish super close to wreck and you can pull ajs off wrecks slow pitching. I call it the wreck rod. Bigger line don’t work past about 300’ though no matter how heavy the jig and it better have an aluminum reel seat....
Link the line who sells it
I used jigs from Ali express worth $7-$12 each and I catch plenty of fish. I think $50+ jigs are a ripoff 😂
Mantab, sayang gear slow pitch gk ada yg murah..
Kids really going to just stand there lol
Nice vid but i call bs on saying its not a quality setup unless its 1200 to 1500 dollars shimano makes great setup rod and reel under 600 bucks ocea jigger 300 bucks and grappler slow pitch rod 275 bucks. Its a great setup
Stuff has definitely been getting cheaper. That reel is 340$ and only good for flat bottom though with 15-16 lbs of drag I think. Gotta crank it all the way down for sure
@@MrT13 not necessarily true tho. That reel has many different uses outside the one mentioned. The point is you can find great gear at lower price points.
@@samh4232 ok. Well I don’t own any ocea reels so I agree? More of a accurate/black hole kinda guy myself…
@@MrT13 sure, but that doesn’t mean you can’t use these for say pier fishing. Sure the rods may be hyper specific but the reels have been around for a while.
@@samh4232 yea lot of guys use them for kite rods.
He reminds me of Captain Dave from Wicked tuna.
Cause we all can afford to bring 8 $1000+ set-ups (not to mention an assortment of $50 jigs)
link some of the jigs you use pls
Captain Mike recommends them in their last slow pitch jigging tv show I bought some. Look up Malta tackle, then the Seafloor Control jigs. They are a bit pricey especially no hooks, I haven’t fished them yet but they look great. You can look up the you tube videos to see action.
@@briankogan6871 SFC are spendy but they work really well. The other really good brand IMO is Deep Liner. Xesta has some good lures but SFC and DL are my favorites.
SFC are fantastic jigs, but sometimes its not economically feasible to replace 4-6 jigs per trip at a average of $16-$30 a piece. Luckily, as Slow Pitch starts to become more mainstream, the replicas will be more and more readily available. Try Tackleworld.com (used to be jigging world). They have many jigs extremely similar to the OG JDM jigs without the huge price tag. I've had very good success on the Qubee, and falling angel jigs. Diawa SK jigs are pretty great as well. Williamson has a few jigs as well that have good action as well.
for beginners like myself the daiwa sk jig has worked fantastic for california rockfish and lingcod. I was literally outfishing everyone using live bait.
Agreed in full.... why die with all the money in the bank.
You can perfectly capable slow pitch set ups for less than $500. You said yourself you are mainly targeting bottom fish. Don’t need a slow pitch set up to catch that hammer head...