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I chose the jigging master brand.

@@Maxabby123 thanks!!! I was able to use 300 grams and I went up to 500 grams. Conditions allowed for a lighter presentation which i took advantage of. I also fished a 400 gram. As far as jig type... I used a couple different types but I'm kind of stuck on the knife style slow pitch jigs right now... Good luck out there!!! 🐟🎣💪

@@HHplayground i believe it was 28 or 30 anglers this time

@pressure7seven Thanks. Do you crank a full turn each time you raise the rod?

Sometimes... I do variations... Sometimes full, sometimes half, sometimes quarter turns... All depends how i want to work the jig.

@@pressure7seven Thanks! Just subscribed to your channel.

Awesome!!! Thank you

Thanks!!! Yes of course!!! The group was very happy as well as I gave them some nice size fish! 🎣🐟💪

@@dannybales5677 🤣🤣🤣🍻🍺🍻🍺

@@surffishing1369 thanks and thanks.... Yeah i always get weary about the bounce, especially with my slow pitch rods.

@@lucianovalenzuela6154 i agree... It's a nice little place.

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Where is this?

@@BautistaVids thanks!!! I'll keep them coming!!! 🎣🐟

@@calloftheoutdoors8941 yes it's a nice place. I've never really fished for trout but was introduced by my best buddy. I enjoy the light setups 🐟🎣

Oh i have several I used on this trip. I do have a gangster stickII 500g as well which i used on this trip. There is this full glow in the dark jig i used too that i ordered from @Piposjigs. As for the skirts... I have been making them myself as well as some of the assist hooks.. I'll be doing a video on these soon 🎣🐟

@@fishingtacklechannel I really am enjoying the IC because of the line counter as i can see where i got last bite and go straight to that general area after working the column or if the captain calls out where the fish are... I haven't even fished the 22 yet...It's still in it's box 😄 I'm currently pole shopping right now for maybe a hybrid pole fast/slow and might move my Saltiga 35jh to the hybrid and put the 22 on my 300g max jigging master rod. Subscribed to your channel 🎣🐟

@@fishingtacklechannel thanks so much! It's a Jigging Master Wiki Gangster Tango rod. It's actually a dedicated slow pitch jigging rod but the heaviest model in this line. I have a 300g max and this one with the Saltiga IC is the 620g max.

@@ericlikewhoa they do

@@ivanresendez164 Jigging Master pole and Daiwa Saltigas... The LD35JH and IC300H-SJ

@@jaimeruiz4313 i chose Jigging Master wiki gangster rods for my setups. I was initially tempted to get a temple reef and even almost pulled the trigger on a goofish rod. I did my practicing on Shimano trevalas type j before i bought a higher end pole. Each brand is different and i think you just really have to pull the trigger on one you like and practice with it. I found out to be like guitar shopping... Like they all make sound but each one is different depending on how you play it. Go get those fish 🐟🎣💪

@@jaimeruiz4313 not on Saturday...i was even able to drop down a 250g and stay vertical. But it's day to day.. it's best to be prepared with heavy just in case the current is crazy. I think i could have even gotten down there with a 150g Good luck!!!! 🎣🐟💪

@pressure7seven that's awesome conditions that day. I was on a half day few weeks ago and was getting a 400g jig scoped out!

@@surffishing1369 thanks!!! They twist to the left on that pole. 🎣🐟

@@alexpham7178 that's my trusty Phenix Black Diamond 15-40lb paired with my, also trusty, Daiwa Saltiga LD15 2 speed 🎣🐟💪

@@pressure7seven how much line can you put on the saltiga?

@@alexpham7178 30lb 300 meters, 40lb 240 meters of braid. That's off the box. Of course it varies from line to line especially if you run 4 stand vs 8 stand braid and the measurements aren't exact off the box either but it's a close estimate.

@mikeeslinger4879 the first yellow i actually did drop it into low for a few to gain some line as it was peeling it off and i couldn't gain anything. The second was mostly swimming to the boat and didn't feel the need. Thanks 🎣🐟

I have them and never use the button. And I've got fish up to 50lbs on 30lb. I'd only use it if the fish was being stubborn

@@williamhartsell6390 agreed... It's a rarity

@@williamhartsell6390 yup, it was only recently that I started purchasing two speed reels…I’ve pulled on a lot of big fish and hundred plus pound tuna on single speed 4/0s. Switching to two speed sometimes feels like cheating, but it makes life easy now that I’m getting older, haha.

@@jmfishing86 i want to say it's been almost a year now.

@@ryannamoctv2084 typically up to 600ft... Deepest I've been so far was 680ft

Like 🪶 a feather

@@Jifnei thanks!!! I was going back and forth from a 500g and 250g. I could have possibly went lighter because the current was not strong at all. I'm running 20lbs on both poles but the silver Saltiga has a thinner diameter 4 stand braid and the blue gold Saltiga has a 0.23mm diameter 8 stand braid to keep the accuracy of the line counter. Each pole has a different jig Max though... 300g and 620g

@ Okay nice thank you for the info! 500g is solid for 300ft and deeper though right?

@@Jifnei i would do a 100g to 300g for 300ft of water depending on the current. You want to stay as vertical as possible so you can work the jig properly up and down the column. You will read and watch different things but in my experience so far I would say 1 gram per meter to 1 gram per foot of water. Depending on the current and ability to stay vertical. I will be doing a slow pitch tutorial soon based on what i have learned, how to work my jig, how i selected equipment, how i tie my assist hooks, etc etc very soon.

@@pressure7seven okay dope! Sounds good man thanks for the advice!

@@Mendoluv Most of them... There were some small fries that didn't make the cut to get into my take home bag 🎣

@@nofish4you296 thanks!!!

It was!!! Very fun slow pitching them as well

@@joshualin3366 yeah that's cool!!! Some boats aren't like that. On some trips I find myself dumping water on my bag to keep my catch cool

yep, same!

@@officialWWM sometimes there's a pole attached for some odd reason 🤷🏽‍♂️

@@pressure7seven weird how that happens 🤪

They were taking us around 100 fathoms/600ft and then to some 50 fathom/300 ft areas. Around those depths. I'm excited to get out this October as i mentioned in one of my leader videos, offshore rock fishing 50 fathoms opens up again until the end of the year 🎣💪

@@pressure7seven that's great! Planning to go too soon...how about your metal jigs? How heavy are those that you are dropping?

@@ryannamoctv2084 it really depends as far as current and depth but a good rule of thumb is 1 gram per foot of water. So if you're fishing 300 ft then you should be ready with 300 gram jig. That's just a basic guideline though as the weight of your line and water current play a huge part in staying vertical. Pretty soon I'll be putting out my own slow pitch jigging video tutorial as I've learned a lot since i started over a year ago.

Thanks a lot bro. Tight lines always! Maybe we'll meet someday out there.

@@ryannamoctv2084 no prob!!! Tight lines!!!

@@ericsanchez62 initially i will until i get a feeling of where in the column they are swimming at

@@ericsanchez62 Thanks 🎣

@@wang556 it was 250 grams

@@Skindog1105 thank you!!! I'm just starting out doing these fishing videos. Hopefully i get more people subscribing and checking out my stuff 🎣💪

@@LongLing-f4k thanks!!! My slow pitch i was running 20/25 and my fly line I was running 40/25

@@DEADLYCOBRA4 thanks!!! My slow pitch setup is a Jigging Master Wiki Gangster Tango paired with a Daiwa Saltiga LD35JH. My fly line setup on here is a Phenix black Diamond paired with a Daiwa Saltiga LD15 2 speed.

@@JUANORTEGA-or1ht i was running 250 , 200, and 150 gram jigs. I lost a couple jigs to some monsters as well as that one off the back of the boat.

@@pressure7seven thanks for letting me know going on the SAN DIEGO SOON HERE THE YELLOW IS OUT

@@DwightPerkins-i7t yes it was nice pitching when i was able to. The schools started to thin and spread out a little so i went to bait as there were no more close to the boat. Thanks for the props on the vid. I will continue to post on all my trips.

🤷🏽‍♂️ not sure why... That's how I got em.