Jigging is a fishing technique fishing in depth by using jigs driven vertically. While understanding Jig itself is an artificial bait is usually made of metal (tin) are shaped like fish and have a lot of color variation. The characteristics of a good jig is a jig that if we drop into the sea does not glide straight down (although weighing hundreds of grams), but moves like a bait fish that was swimming.
EQUIPMENT jigging
1. Metal Jig / Bait (Lure)
Usually tailored to the ability of rod is used, the depth of the location and strength of the current location. Color does not have much effect, most importantly easy to see / draw the attention of the target fish. The more of us should use a jig jigging a colored light (fluorescence).
2. Spinning Reel, Baitcasting
a. Spinning Reel, which have typically used a low gear ratio, it is intended that is not too heavy at the time of roll, so we will not feel tired. b. Baitcasting reel, as opposed to spinning reel. Because in general a small diameter and stalk spoolnya short handle, then used that has a high gear ratio it is intended that the movement / action bait still looks alive.
3. Braided strings (PE)
Action in order to look natural in the water, ideally the string that is used quite light and small in diameter but stronger. That's why for jigging technique is recommended to use braided strings (PE).
4. Fishing rod
There is no definitive standard regarding the length of rod that is used for jigging.Generally 50-10 feet, the longer the rod is used the better the bait action. It's just more draining stamina, especially when playing heavy feeds or Fight with stubborn fish.Whereas when we use a short rod that can save you stamina and more easily when the fish struck.
5. Leader Line
Usually diguanakan Monofilament Shock Leaders with the power of 1.5 to 2x the power play with a line of length 6-10 m. The goal is to use Line Leader:
a. Reduce the risk of breaking in the event of friction force on the rock or wall board.
b. Facilitate wireman / Crew landed the fish.
c. Reduce the conductivity which occurs when the strike
6. Swivel and Split Ring
Aiming to reduce the movement of the bait twisted when played. And also make it easier to replace bait anglers without having to cut the leader line.
7. Hook
Usually the hook is used 1 or 2 singlehook with assists on the head or hanging until the mid-body metal jigs. Assists hook size used adapted to large metal jigs, above the hook can move freely in the body does not stick to metal jigs. If you want to use the hook at the bottom you should use a circle hook that are not easily caught in the reef.
8. Gimbal / Belt Festive
9. Gloves
The use of gloves is very helpful especially during the fight with big fish or when your palms sweat. Reducing the risk of accidents due to slippery.
Jigging ACTION
Each angler is free to improvise, the more variation the greater the odds of finding fish.For the same type of fish the same location and with different flow conditions can be successful with a different style than before.
a. Fast Jerking 1:1, meaning that one-time lift the rod followed by a roll
b. Slow Jerking 1:2, meaning that one-time lift the rod followed by two coils
c. Long Jerking 1:3, meaning that one-time lift the rod followed by three reels
SETTING DRAG
Drag settings are usually adjusted with the tools and targets sought. For fish such as
Amberjack, Dog Tooth Tuna Yellow Fin Tuna or the drag is too tight (> 7kg) will rapidly deplete
angler effort and stamina. Simply be set 5-7 kg, because the usage is very risky with a high drag
rod breakage. Try to fight at any height position rod no more than 60 degrees.
(Various sources)
EQUIPMENT jigging
1. Metal Jig / Bait (Lure)
Usually tailored to the ability of rod is used, the depth of the location and strength of the current location. Color does not have much effect, most importantly easy to see / draw the attention of the target fish. The more of us should use a jig jigging a colored light (fluorescence).
2. Spinning Reel, Baitcasting
a. Spinning Reel, which have typically used a low gear ratio, it is intended that is not too heavy at the time of roll, so we will not feel tired. b. Baitcasting reel, as opposed to spinning reel. Because in general a small diameter and stalk spoolnya short handle, then used that has a high gear ratio it is intended that the movement / action bait still looks alive.
3. Braided strings (PE)
Action in order to look natural in the water, ideally the string that is used quite light and small in diameter but stronger. That's why for jigging technique is recommended to use braided strings (PE).
4. Fishing rod
There is no definitive standard regarding the length of rod that is used for jigging.Generally 50-10 feet, the longer the rod is used the better the bait action. It's just more draining stamina, especially when playing heavy feeds or Fight with stubborn fish.Whereas when we use a short rod that can save you stamina and more easily when the fish struck.
5. Leader Line
Usually diguanakan Monofilament Shock Leaders with the power of 1.5 to 2x the power play with a line of length 6-10 m. The goal is to use Line Leader:
a. Reduce the risk of breaking in the event of friction force on the rock or wall board.
b. Facilitate wireman / Crew landed the fish.
c. Reduce the conductivity which occurs when the strike
6. Swivel and Split Ring
Aiming to reduce the movement of the bait twisted when played. And also make it easier to replace bait anglers without having to cut the leader line.
7. Hook
Usually the hook is used 1 or 2 singlehook with assists on the head or hanging until the mid-body metal jigs. Assists hook size used adapted to large metal jigs, above the hook can move freely in the body does not stick to metal jigs. If you want to use the hook at the bottom you should use a circle hook that are not easily caught in the reef.
8. Gimbal / Belt Festive
9. Gloves
The use of gloves is very helpful especially during the fight with big fish or when your palms sweat. Reducing the risk of accidents due to slippery.
Jigging ACTION
Each angler is free to improvise, the more variation the greater the odds of finding fish.For the same type of fish the same location and with different flow conditions can be successful with a different style than before.
a. Fast Jerking 1:1, meaning that one-time lift the rod followed by a roll
b. Slow Jerking 1:2, meaning that one-time lift the rod followed by two coils
c. Long Jerking 1:3, meaning that one-time lift the rod followed by three reels
SETTING DRAG
Drag settings are usually adjusted with the tools and targets sought. For fish such as
Amberjack, Dog Tooth Tuna Yellow Fin Tuna or the drag is too tight (> 7kg) will rapidly deplete
angler effort and stamina. Simply be set 5-7 kg, because the usage is very risky with a high drag
rod breakage. Try to fight at any height position rod no more than 60 degrees.
(Various sources)
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