r/slowpitchjigging

Image 1 — Been having fun with the slow pitch for SoCal rockfish!
Image 2 — Been having fun with the slow pitch for SoCal rockfish!
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Been having fun with the slow pitch for SoCal rockfish!

Slow pitch jigging has become my favorite ways to target rockfish from 20 to 100+ fathom! Check out these browns we’ve been catching on the shallower stuff. We don’t see many of these local.

u/OdysseySportfish — 4 days ago

Best temu/aliexpress brand jigs?

What are the best temu/aliexpress slow jigs?

Happyjack jigs look good on aliexpress but cant find it on temu.

Temu usually has lower prices but not as big of a selection as aliexpress

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u/Auo98 — 3 days ago

Current was extremely bad today and the heaviest jigs i had at the time was 200g - 250g.
Was still able to make it work and caught some decent salmon groupers and bank perch. Good day overall.

u/Warlord_Ambatu — 12 days ago

Sorry if this is the wrong sub lol.

I’m planning a trip to Bali in a few weeks. I currently have two Bone travel rods, one is for slow pitch jigging (it literally says travel “slow” jigging) paired with a Torium 16HG and the other one is my popping/casting setup (max 90g lure) paired with a spinning Spheros SW 6000PG. My fishing charter captain told me he plans to bring me night jigging mainly hunting for dogtooth tuna.

I know tunas are pelagic and they’re mainly attracted to fast jigs/prey and I’m looking for travel rod suggestions to use with my Spheros reel. I’ve always been intrigued by fast jigging and want to have my own setup. I tried fast jigging with my slow pitch jigging setup and it sucked: cadence was weird, rod tip was all over the place.

Also an aside, which method is more productive for you guys, fast or slow pitch jigging?

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u/tooezforluigi — 13 days ago