High-density tungsten swimming jig that swims well with a steady retrieve
A small silhouette jig made of tungsten alloy, which has 1.7 times the specific gravity of lead. The basic method of use is a steady retrieve, and the jig swims well. It produces a moderate wobbling action with intermediate waves. Even when down-retrieving against the current or fast retrieving, it does not move excessively, but flows with the current and swims naturally. The retrieve resistance is also moderate, making it a tungsten swimming jig that anyone can use easily.
●SPEC
TG1060 60g Length 70mm Width 12mm
TG1080 80g Length 78mm Width 15mm
●TARGET：Red Sea Bream, Amadai, Flounder, Rockfish, Isaki, Sea Bass, Cutlassfish, Amberjack
●Release: March 2024
●PRICE (excluding tax)
60g¥2,600
80g¥3,100
Development and Results Field Report
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- COLOR
01K GREEN GOLD
02K RED GOLD
03K GREEN GOLD GLOW DIP
04K RED GOLD GLOW DIP
05K KAMABOKO GLOW
06K UV LIME CHARTBACK
07K BLUEBACK MIRROR
08K SHRIMP SQID (UV & GLOW)
［How to use］
For red sea bream jigging, set a small to medium spinning reel or a small baitcasting reel on a light jigging rod, SLJ compatible rod, or a rod specifically for red sea bream jigging.
The PE line should be 0.6 to 1.0, with 0.8 being standard, depending on the rod's power. Connect a fluorocarbon shock leader of about 2 to 3 fathoms. When you want to cast a longer distance, a shorter leader is easier to use with fewer problems.
The basic method is to cast the jig, let it fall to the bottom or the indicated depth, and then retrieve it steadily at low to medium speed. Reel at a constant speed while feeling the resistance of the current on the jig.
You can also catch fish vertically, but if the line is at an angle, you can reel through the hitting range for a longer time, increasing your chances.
Depending on the current and how the boat drifts, 60g is suitable for depths of 30-80m, and 80g for depths of 40-100m.
For hook settings, attach red sea bream jigging specific hooks to the front and rear. If you want to retrieve more slowly or have a bigger action, using only the rear hook is also recommended.