Micro Jigging is a relatively new lure fishing technique to Australia which has really taken off over the last 12 months. It is a style of fishing which can be extremely effective if anglers get the technique and tackle correct. What size rod is best for jigging? For deeper jigging, Chua’s speed-jig rods range from … Read more
What’s the difference between a jigging rod and a spinning rod? A jig rod is often (but not always) short and designed to work line classes and lure weights that are relatively heavy. Most (but not all) aren’t really suitable for casting lures. Spinning rods are for exactly what you’d expect although the description goes … Read more
Saltwater jigging rods are versatile fishing rods designed to keep up with the fast rod action required for successful jigging Jerky, vertical motions are an essential part of good jigging, and a saltwater jigging rod is strong and tough enough to withstand these motions. What size rod is best for jigging? For deeper jigging , … Read more
For deeper jigging, Chua’s speed-jig rods range from just over 5 feet to 5 feet, 7 inches He says in shallower water , where water resistance is much less, he likes a rod from 5 feet, 7 inches to 6 feet, 3 inches. Most slow-pitch rods run 6 to 6½ feet. For speed jigging, Wong … Read more
Jigging is using usually large metal jigs that you drop straight down and work vertically under the boat. hopefully over a reef or structure holding fish. A jig rod is often (but not always) short and designed to work line classes and lure weights that are relatively heavy. Can you use a jigging rod for … Read more