Thanks for watching and thanks for the comment Andy! Yea I've been impressed with how well the old boy has taken up lure fishing eh and it's great memories for sure! There's a few other trips fishing with the old boy on my channel including a cool one with one of his mates Gary another fishing mentor
Oh that's awesome feedback!! Thanks so much! Yea I certainly learned a heck of a lot myself when I was being taught by Fisho as well 🙂. I also have a "cleaning and storing fishing reels correctly" tutorial video that came out today which might be helpful! ruclips.net/video/B_tNbGHiUYo/видео.htmlsi=_rhx4h_OlbHHo3tC
Hey Bill thanks so much for the comment mate!! Appreciate the feedback and glad it helped you out. Feel free to watch the full vid of this day too 😃 ruclips.net/video/-UWnPXzP2MU/видео.html
Another good vid. I've got heaps of Glowbite jigs, but been too busy soft baiting on the kayak to try something new. Will have to give it a go and put up a vid.
Hey man great watch, i love how you made everything so easy to understand. Ive been looking to get into SPJ and was wondering if you didn't have one of those electric motors or sea anchors could you still use the jigs effectively? When the boat drifts and the line is at a bad angle what do you do? Thanks
@aidenwang5501 hey mate! Awesome thanks you definitely do not need an electric motor eh, you don't need a drogue/sea anchor if the wind and current is nice and slow but the sea anchors usually around $50 I'd recommend getting one in case conditions changed eh
I'm guessing you don't have to use swivel for this am I right? seem the setup shown here 4:45 you used a lot of split ring + (pear shaped ring) and just tied directly?
Just a quick question, at 2:31 you said to use 90-100 g for 30 meters of depth. Why this choice? Is it because you have high drift ? In the United Arab Emirates, we usually use 1 g per 1 meter of depth, so for 30 meters, that will be a 30g jig. Only when the current is strong i double it and i rarely used more that 60g jig. In the 100 meters depth we use 120-150g
Hey mate that's just what I was recommended by the distributor eh he's more in the know than me haha. But 30g would struggle to get down in 30m in NZ! We have very strong pacific Ocean's with huge tidal change. So that could be why?
@salt.mechanics cheers legend!! Yea always great to learn from others eh hope ya make it to Aus someday!! But just note I'm a Kiwi in NZ haha Very different country 🤙
Hi Dave, great video! Thom here from the UK. Got a strange question for you! If you look on YT analytics of this video, can you see what % of viewers are from different countries? Eg 40% NZ? 5% France, 10% USA? Etc I only ask as it’s a method starting to get popular in Europe and wanted to see which countries are most interested in your video. Thanks in advance, Thom
@Thomhuntfishing haha hey Thom! I'm definitely aware of the YT analytics I look at it far too often 🤣 I mainly hit the US/AUS/NZ market But currently stats last 90 days are 30% NZ, 14% US, 13% Aus, 3.5% UK, 3% Malaysia then
Hey mate that's just a glow bead usually used for deep sea fishing. The glow under UV light. Fishodavo only uses it to protect his top rod eye from getting wrecked by the split ring although it likely acts as a fish attractant too
@BlobEyeMauri hey mate thanks for watching! I'm using an Ocean's Legacy (OL) Origin slow pitch rod with a Poseidon 140R mini Slow Pitch reel Fishodavo is using the same rod and he's got the Saltiga IC-300 Joel i think it's the shimano Ocea Jigger on an OL Elementus (from memory)
@BlobEyeMauri rock fish? I assume you mean small fish? And no these are very powerful reels just very small and light so you can slow pitch. My reel has 20kg drag I've landed nz yellowtail kingfish and big sting rays on this reel
Hey mate in this vid they were the larger game pliers optiontackle.co.nz/product/hpa-gameplier/ But unless you're using huge split rings the smaller pliers are fine too. They truly are the best pliers out there!
Awesome video! Thanks bro. I’ve been wanting to try this but had no idea what I’m doing 😂 What is the minimum depth you try jigging in? All the gear, no idea…that’s me 😂
@officialWWM 🤣🤣🤣🤣 hahaha takes one to know one!! I always do the all the gear no idea ways. bro if ya get a tiny as 10-20g SPJ that Ocean's Legacy have no you can fish in super shallow depths eh like 10m. but usually 20m+ is optimal. I've done as long as 5 tho 🤙
@officialWWM not necessarily eh in fact some times not at all. Just if there's sign on the sounder really and if ya don't have a sounder drop a whole set of baited sabikis down and drift haha when ya get a jack mack or small snapper then ya might be worth slow pitching. We fish with SPJ over sand quite a bit eh if there's tuatua there
@@fisheatrepeat excellent, thanks for the advice! I do have a sounder but I like your sabiki idea too. I live in Tasmania and there not a lot of accessible reefs around here. Fishing over sandy bottom in 10 t0 30 meters is pretty common for us.
Hey mate thanks for watching and the comment!! And I think it's recommended to fish 20+ buuut if ya see in the last part when in fishing with my dad I'm in literally 10m MAX we were using 10-30g jigs and just drifting quickly it worked absolutely mint. Also Ocean Outkast (commented below) uses OL from shore I think too!
Hey mate just chatted to the boys. They think Davo was using Ocean's Legacy Origin rod and saltiga IC 300 & Joel was using Ocean's Legacy Slow Element rod with Ocea Jigger reel 🤙
Great tutorial. Thank you. Very well done. With regard to SPJ. If you rig the other end of this jig, can you use it for mechanical jigging. What are your thoughts ? Ta. Great video.
Hey mate I'm not the most knowledgeable but @fishodavo has said the below "subject to testing really, the jig is always going to flutter down whichever way you rig it, its not a knife jig so it doesnt sink fast. typically for mechanical jigging its about having a thin jig that sinks fast and lifts fast as thats what enticies kingies to give chase and hammer the jig hard... in saying that Joel (the one in the video) does mechnical jigging with the 300g deep contact as it flutters a bit less than the long contact, but yeah you're paying a higher price for a jig thats designed for SPJ. In theory I think you could use an SPJ but it won't be as effective
I'd like to add that using butterfly jigs or spj jigs for mechanical jigs does end up slowing the jigging speed. For example when i go jigging for Spanish mackerel, i notice that using butterfly jigs always end up w my line getting cut by their teeth as they get further ahead of my jigs when they chase after it. Using a knife jig almost always work out easier and with less chances of the line getting cut.
@darrychristhoper4595 hey mate! This depends a lot on personal preference and the fish you're targeting along with spool capacity of the reel and strand no. Of the braid! In this case I'm use 30lb tasline 8-strabd braid which is strong enough for me and fits enough on my very small spool. You may want heavier fighting bigger fish in deeper water tho. But you do want high quality 8+ strand braid so it is thinnest and behaves best with the rod etc Cheers for watching
@yehyamneimne9335 yea It's not as good but does still work get some clip ring pliers is easier. You can buy really cheap $4 NZD clip ring pliers from Ali express that work pretty well!
Ok but why do all SPJ reels look the same with one giant handle on the crank like it's used for deep sea fishing and then it gets attached to a skinny little rod? Can someone breakdown the science behind SPJ reel design n why they r designed the way they are.
Hey mate I'm not the best SPJ fisherman out there. But I believe I can answer this. Slow pitch is all about moving the lure. And usually in very deep water. A thin spool with high edges means when you're winding you don't need to use your thumb to guide the line, secondly it makes it nice and light cause you're winding all day rather than bait fishing. The handle itself is simply due to gear ratios altho you have gears in the reel. The longer your handle the more internal gears move around and retrieve line for every single turn of your reel. So it makes it much faster to wind in the lure and to make the lure jerk really well with every turn
@@fisheatrepeat so if I had the desire to I could slow pitch jig fish with any baitcaster reel then though correct? It just might not be as convenient or as comfortable?
@chelseapeters7187 yep!! You can definitely spj with anything it's just the effectiveness may be less but with good retrieve rate many people use baitcasters
Reels designed specifically for SPJ have approximately 45 inches of retrieve per crank. Huge advantage when jigging in deeper water. If you’re fishing in 300’ of water, your bait caster will wear you out on the retrieve plus it likely will not have near the line capacity to fish that deep. So major advantages are line capacity, retrieve ratio, light weight compared to other SW reels. Typically will have 30’ braid with a 40-50 flouro top shot. When fishing really deep, 20’ braid with 50’ flouro top shot.
This is a great looking new technique but I’ve been jogging with Diamond jigs for over 30 years. Fished commercially using a “squiding technique” reel up then let back down. It’s all about speed and feel. I’ve been hugely successful at it but the strikes on the way down always sucked. … I’ve caught a huge range of fish doing this. Now with this technique it’s about the hit in the way down. Total opposite. I’ve bought into it to try something different but it’s the opposite. Seems
Hey mate!! Yea my dad was an old school speed jigger too. Ya do get hit on the retrieve as well! It's just in this case you tend to get hit a lot more as it's falling. It really is an extremely fun way to jig since the rod is super flexible. Thanks for watching and the comment! I hope you give it a try
@@fisheatrepeat thanks you responding. I’m definitely giving it a go since I’ve got the rod, reel, and jigs. Seems super fun and I’ve just figured the way to just turn the reel to load the rod tip which then pitches the lure out to flutter back down. Im hooked.
@EvelineSimona-p9w hey if you've tried to tag someone this isn't face book sorry, they won't get the notification. you'll need to copy the link and send it to them 👌
very usefull video, greeting from indonesia, im begginer for light jigging, and this video very helpfull, btw ..if you have some used OH light jigging reel , can i got it for free sir?😂😂😂
😁😁😁, already bought okuma Convector CV 354 DLX, pairing with 632 LJ rod, PE 1,5, but at first use it with 150gr metal jig i found my arm n bicep feel so painfull🤣🤣🤣, did that also happen to you ? @@fisheatrepeat
Hey mate 🤷♂️ this is just what I was advised by the Ocean's Legacy NZ distributor & rep but those weight sizes seem to work for me. Also if fishing in US you may have slower water movement overall all I wouldn't know. I do know our pacific ocean is surprisingly fast moving tho. 🤙 But in NZ 150ft being ~ 46m. 30g would take aaages to hit the bottom and unless you were fishing on an extremely calm, low current day, the angle would be about 45°+! As above could well be different for US tho 🤙 Tight lines and thanks for watching!
🤣🤣🤣🤣 easy solution don't use beads then. Davo (not me) is an extremely experienced slow pitch jigger. The bead also adds extra attraction but there are definitely times when winding a lure it can hit they eye this is just his tactic 🤷♂️ thanks for watching tho!
Thanks for watching! Please leave a comment if you found this vid helpful and please sub too it helps a lot 🙏
Great to see this video still getting heaps of views! Very well done, Dave!
Cheers Kaz!!! Yea absolutely blown away eh if only the other vids did as well haha
Best video yet for beginners 👍👍👍
Weoww thanks very much for the comment!! Really appreciate it 😊
@@fisheatrepeat all good! Can you tell me if your using the small or large hpa pliers? Thsnks
Nice one mate! You had the right teacher. Enjoyed the watch. cheers
Cheers mate appreciate ya taking the time to watch! And yea for sure Dave really knows his stuff!
@@fisheatrepeat was a good watch
What a beautiful video, I enjoyed every moment, champions.
Thanks very much!!!
Awrsome video. Thanks for sharing. Great that you and your dad go out together. Such forever memories.
Thanks for watching and thanks for the comment Andy! Yea I've been impressed with how well the old boy has taken up lure fishing eh and it's great memories for sure! There's a few other trips fishing with the old boy on my channel including a cool one with one of his mates Gary another fishing mentor
Thanks for sharing the new tech(for me)! Must try one day! Looks like a good way to catch different species of fish! Love catching fish with lures.
Thanks for watching as always! It's really fun eh you guys have to try it
Cheers for all the tips legends 😎
@@oliverhornibrook2089 no worries thanks for watching!!
Relatively new to SPJ, only a couple of times so far, but found this video to be very helpful. Thanks!
Oh that's awesome feedback!! Thanks so much! Yea I certainly learned a heck of a lot myself when I was being taught by Fisho as well 🙂.
I also have a "cleaning and storing fishing reels correctly" tutorial video that came out today which might be helpful!
ruclips.net/video/B_tNbGHiUYo/видео.htmlsi=_rhx4h_OlbHHo3tC
so cool u get to try SPJ its definately one method i would like to try at some stage hopefully
It's great fun mate and very effective appreciate ya watching!
Awesome video very informative thanks
Hey Bill thanks so much for the comment mate!! Appreciate the feedback and glad it helped you out. Feel free to watch the full vid of this day too 😃
ruclips.net/video/-UWnPXzP2MU/видео.html
Well done bro! Glad you're hooked and thanks for making this awesome video
Yeowwww cheers legend was a good trip for sure
Amazing video man, well edited 👏
Thanks very much Sam!!! Glad you enjoyed it appreciate ya taking the time to comment
Another good vid. I've got heaps of Glowbite jigs, but been too busy soft baiting on the kayak to try something new. Will have to give it a go and put up a vid.
Ooooshhh thanks mate!! Yea it's super fun slow pitching eh the glowbites can do really well too eh
Amazing video
Ohhh thank you!!! I learned from the best @fishodavo
Quite a few other fishing tutorials on my channel too 😉
Hey man great watch, i love how you made everything so easy to understand. Ive been looking to get into SPJ and was wondering if you didn't have one of those electric motors or sea anchors could you still use the jigs effectively? When the boat drifts and the line is at a bad angle what do you do? Thanks
@aidenwang5501 hey mate! Awesome thanks you definitely do not need an electric motor eh, you don't need a drogue/sea anchor if the wind and current is nice and slow but the sea anchors usually around $50 I'd recommend getting one in case conditions changed eh
I'm guessing you don't have to use swivel for this am I right? seem the setup shown here 4:45 you used a lot of split ring + (pear shaped ring) and just tied directly?
@White_Tiger93 yes correct! You want to be in direct contact (or as close) to the hooks so when you get a strike you can dig straight into the fish 🤙
Just a quick question, at 2:31 you said to use 90-100 g for 30 meters of depth. Why this choice? Is it because you have high drift ? In the United Arab Emirates, we usually use 1 g per 1 meter of depth, so for 30 meters, that will be a 30g jig. Only when the current is strong i double it and i rarely used more that 60g jig. In the 100 meters depth we use 120-150g
Hey mate that's just what I was recommended by the distributor eh he's more in the know than me haha. But 30g would struggle to get down in 30m in NZ! We have very strong pacific Ocean's with huge tidal change. So that could be why?
And thanks for watching mate!! Sounds like you're already a master yourself 🤙🤙
@@fisheatrepeat that's too much of a drift and currents! enjoy the fishing and I hope i could go to fish in Australia some day!
@@fisheatrepeat thx buddy i am using Ocean Legacy jigs myself and it is always nice to learn the techniques of other people 🤙keep it going !
@salt.mechanics cheers legend!! Yea always great to learn from others eh hope ya make it to Aus someday!! But just note I'm a Kiwi in NZ haha Very different country 🤙
Hi Dave, great video! Thom here from the UK. Got a strange question for you!
If you look on YT analytics of this video, can you see what % of viewers are from different countries? Eg 40% NZ? 5% France, 10% USA? Etc
I only ask as it’s a method starting to get popular in Europe and wanted to see which countries are most interested in your video.
Thanks in advance, Thom
@Thomhuntfishing haha hey Thom! I'm definitely aware of the YT analytics I look at it far too often 🤣
I mainly hit the US/AUS/NZ market
But currently stats last 90 days are
30% NZ, 14% US, 13% Aus, 3.5% UK, 3% Malaysia then
@ thanks that’s great to know. Keep up the good work it’s great content
@Thomhuntfishing thanks very much!! And HNY to ya
Can someone tell me what that green plastic egg on the line. I've been slow pitching for over a year and I've never seen that.
Hey mate that's just a glow bead usually used for deep sea fishing. The glow under UV light. Fishodavo only uses it to protect his top rod eye from getting wrecked by the split ring although it likely acts as a fish attractant too
New to spj
What reels were you and the other guy using ?
@BlobEyeMauri hey mate thanks for watching!
I'm using an Ocean's Legacy (OL) Origin slow pitch rod with a Poseidon 140R mini Slow Pitch reel
Fishodavo is using the same rod and he's got the Saltiga IC-300
Joel i think it's the shimano Ocea Jigger on an OL Elementus (from memory)
@@fisheatrepeat are these reels only for rock fish? Would you need bigger for yellows?
@BlobEyeMauri rock fish? I assume you mean small fish? And no these are very powerful reels just very small and light so you can slow pitch.
My reel has 20kg drag I've landed nz yellowtail kingfish and big sting rays on this reel
What size HPA split ring pliers do you use in this video? Thanks
Hey mate in this vid they were the larger game pliers
optiontackle.co.nz/product/hpa-gameplier/
But unless you're using huge split rings the smaller pliers are fine too.
They truly are the best pliers out there!
Thanks! Much appreciated 👍
Oooofff thank you sooo much mate!! 🙏🙏🙏 glad ya liked the video
Awesome video! Thanks bro. I’ve been wanting to try this but had no idea what I’m doing 😂 What is the minimum depth you try jigging in?
All the gear, no idea…that’s me 😂
@officialWWM 🤣🤣🤣🤣 hahaha takes one to know one!! I always do the all the gear no idea ways.
bro if ya get a tiny as 10-20g SPJ that Ocean's Legacy have no you can fish in super shallow depths eh like 10m. but usually 20m+ is optimal. I've done as long as 5 tho 🤙
@@fisheatrepeat thanks bro. I assume I’m looking for structure etc? My boat is only 4.5 metres, so I need good weather to get out past the 30m mark :/
@officialWWM not necessarily eh in fact some times not at all. Just if there's sign on the sounder really and if ya don't have a sounder drop a whole set of baited sabikis down and drift haha when ya get a jack mack or small snapper then ya might be worth slow pitching.
We fish with SPJ over sand quite a bit eh if there's tuatua there
@@fisheatrepeat excellent, thanks for the advice! I do have a sounder but I like your sabiki idea too. I live in Tasmania and there not a lot of accessible reefs around here. Fishing over sandy bottom in 10 t0 30 meters is pretty common for us.
Nice video. How deep do you generally recommend SPJing?
Is 20m a tad too shallow?
Hey mate thanks for watching and the comment!! And I think it's recommended to fish 20+ buuut if ya see in the last part when in fishing with my dad I'm in literally 10m MAX we were using 10-30g jigs and just drifting quickly it worked absolutely mint. Also Ocean Outkast (commented below) uses OL from shore I think too!
what combo was your other mate using
Hey mate just chatted to the boys.
They think Davo was using
Ocean's Legacy Origin rod and saltiga IC 300 &
Joel was using Ocean's Legacy Slow Element rod with Ocea Jigger reel 🤙
Great tutorial. Thank you. Very well done. With regard to SPJ. If you rig the other end of this jig, can you use it for mechanical jigging. What are your thoughts ? Ta. Great video.
Hey mate I'm not the most knowledgeable but @fishodavo has said the below
"subject to testing really, the jig is always going to flutter down whichever way you rig it, its not a knife jig so it doesnt sink fast. typically for mechanical jigging its about having a thin jig that sinks fast and lifts fast as thats what enticies kingies to give chase and hammer the jig hard...
in saying that Joel (the one in the video) does mechnical jigging with the 300g deep contact as it flutters a bit less than the long contact, but yeah you're paying a higher price for a jig thats designed for SPJ.
In theory I think you could use an SPJ but it won't be as effective
I'd like to add that using butterfly jigs or spj jigs for mechanical jigs does end up slowing the jigging speed. For example when i go jigging for Spanish mackerel, i notice that using butterfly jigs always end up w my line getting cut by their teeth as they get further ahead of my jigs when they chase after it. Using a knife jig almost always work out easier and with less chances of the line getting cut.
@@fahmyosman4220 awesome thanks!! Great point
Line LB?
@darrychristhoper4595 hey mate! This depends a lot on personal preference and the fish you're targeting along with spool capacity of the reel and strand no. Of the braid!
In this case I'm use 30lb tasline 8-strabd braid which is strong enough for me and fits enough on my very small spool. You may want heavier fighting bigger fish in deeper water tho. But you do want high quality 8+ strand braid so it is thinnest and behaves best with the rod etc
Cheers for watching
Can I use snap?
Use what sorry? If you mean snap swivel you can but the action of the jig Isn't as good
@@fisheatrepeat instead of solid ring to the leader, if i put snap, does the slow jigging work effectively
@yehyamneimne9335 yea It's not as good but does still work get some clip ring pliers is easier. You can buy really cheap $4 NZD clip ring pliers from Ali express that work pretty well!
Can by a storm gomoku slow jig for $99 bucks discounted from 250-300
Videos of them catch one metre fish and its the thinner then my 3-5kg bream rod
Yea it's crazy what you can catch on spj setup eh
Ok but why do all SPJ reels look the same with one giant handle on the crank like it's used for deep sea fishing and then it gets attached to a skinny little rod? Can someone breakdown the science behind SPJ reel design n why they r designed the way they are.
Hey mate I'm not the best SPJ fisherman out there.
But I believe I can answer this. Slow pitch is all about moving the lure. And usually in very deep water. A thin spool with high edges means when you're winding you don't need to use your thumb to guide the line, secondly it makes it nice and light cause you're winding all day rather than bait fishing.
The handle itself is simply due to gear ratios altho you have gears in the reel. The longer your handle the more internal gears move around and retrieve line for every single turn of your reel. So it makes it much faster to wind in the lure and to make the lure jerk really well with every turn
@@fisheatrepeat so if I had the desire to I could slow pitch jig fish with any baitcaster reel then though correct? It just might not be as convenient or as comfortable?
@chelseapeters7187 yep!! You can definitely spj with anything it's just the effectiveness may be less but with good retrieve rate many people use baitcasters
Reels designed specifically for SPJ have approximately 45 inches of retrieve per crank. Huge advantage when jigging in deeper water. If you’re fishing in 300’ of water, your bait caster will wear you out on the retrieve plus it likely will not have near the line capacity to fish that deep. So major advantages are line capacity, retrieve ratio, light weight compared to other SW reels. Typically will have 30’ braid with a 40-50 flouro top shot. When fishing really deep, 20’ braid with 50’ flouro top shot.
@@fisheatrepeat I bought a GoMexus sX450! It's super pretty n I REALLY like it alot!!
This is a great looking new technique but I’ve been jogging with Diamond jigs for over 30 years. Fished commercially using a “squiding technique” reel up then let back down. It’s all about speed and feel. I’ve been hugely successful at it but the strikes on the way down always sucked. … I’ve caught a huge range of fish doing this.
Now with this technique it’s about the hit in the way down. Total opposite. I’ve bought into it to try something different but it’s the opposite. Seems
Hey mate!! Yea my dad was an old school speed jigger too. Ya do get hit on the retrieve as well! It's just in this case you tend to get hit a lot more as it's falling. It really is an extremely fun way to jig since the rod is super flexible. Thanks for watching and the comment! I hope you give it a try
@@fisheatrepeat thanks you responding. I’m definitely giving it a go since I’ve got the rod, reel, and jigs. Seems super fun and I’ve just figured the way to just turn the reel to load the rod tip which then pitches the lure out to flutter back down. Im hooked.
@@patrickkelly8095 awesome good luck! And let me know how you get on :)
This is the actual fishing and cooking from that same trip in this vid too if ya haven't seen it yet 🤙
ruclips.net/video/-UWnPXzP2MU/видео.html
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@EvelineSimona-p9w hey if you've tried to tag someone this isn't face book sorry, they won't get the notification. you'll need to copy the link and send it to them 👌
very usefull video, greeting from indonesia, im begginer for light jigging, and this video very helpfull, btw ..if you have some used OH light jigging reel , can i got it for free sir?😂😂😂
Thanks mate!! It's really fun eh
Haha I only have one jigging reel! And I'm not sponsored by anyone either 😅 but fair play asking haha
😁😁😁, already bought okuma Convector CV 354 DLX, pairing with 632 LJ rod, PE 1,5, but at first use it with 150gr metal jig i found my arm n bicep feel so painfull🤣🤣🤣, did that also happen to you ? @@fisheatrepeat
@@muhammadsubhan346 hahahahha yea man!! You just need to get used to it eh
😆😆agree, thnx for the reply sir@@fisheatrepeat
you have it backwards bud, jig weight is a 1/3rd to a 1/2 gram per foot so 150 ft is 70-80 grams ideally.
Hey mate 🤷♂️ this is just what I was advised by the Ocean's Legacy NZ distributor & rep but those weight sizes seem to work for me.
Also if fishing in US you may have slower water movement overall all I wouldn't know. I do know our pacific ocean is surprisingly fast moving tho. 🤙
But in NZ 150ft being ~ 46m. 30g would take aaages to hit the bottom and unless you were fishing on an extremely calm, low current day, the angle would be about 45°+!
As above could well be different for US tho 🤙
Tight lines and thanks for watching!
Different everywhere you go, here in south east Florida its 1 1/2 grams per foot of water
@@eddymontiel4153 again I also fish florida but no where is it 3 grams per foot so all I said is he may have had it backwards
@@williemickbilliehe was saying meters and the conversion he said in the video equals 1 gram per foot
If you need a bead to save your tip, you really have a problem
🤣🤣🤣🤣 easy solution don't use beads then. Davo (not me) is an extremely experienced slow pitch jigger. The bead also adds extra attraction but there are definitely times when winding a lure it can hit they eye this is just his tactic 🤷♂️ thanks for watching tho!