My Jigging Technique at the Cape Cod Canal
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- Опубликовано: 16 июл 2017
- Jigging is a potent technique at the Canal. I'm new to this area and this kind of jigging technique, so I made a video to show how I do it and to solicit feedback.
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He explained it PERFECTLY. Made it simple and to the point. Thank you.
good info thanks ! i was down there a few weeks ago and couldnt hook up but people around me did and they were using the similar technique and nailing them .... i will have to practice that next time!
Great explanation of how to jig on the canal. I always see guys being so violent with their retrieval, I catch fish doing it lightly like you. I'm on the canal a few days a week. I wish you luck man.
Thanks!
Thanx for the info.....this technique is new to me. I hope bucktail jigging is similar.
Nice vid and good info
No videos for 2018? Enjoyed your content look forward to more stuff
Sometimes just a slow reel after it hits the bottom is deadly
You should glue the tail pointing down
greetings from Turkey. where is there.
Do you prefer your jig tails to be upside down? I like your technique better than the aggressive jigs.
That was me just being absent minded. It probably doesn't make a huge difference, but yes that jig is upside down.
Alexander Chamessian I have herd of people who would rather fish them that way. Do you think this full moon will bring in another crazy bite?
Hi I have a question so when I was there the current was flowing from one side or the other not towards the shore line how do u know when the current will be toward the shore
this is a canal. the current flows east to west or west to east. the tide does rise and fall as well. but it doesn't flow towards the shore line.
@@MikeTLive thanks
@@MikeTLive appreciate the info I really thought the current was going toward shoreline it looked that way I must’ve been high cuz yah it makes total sense it wouldn’t even be possible to flow to shore
What rod are you using
I LIKE UR CASTING, UR PERTTY CLOSE TO BE PATLYING BRIDGE-TOLL 👊
You got the salad now where's the fish?