More anglers.
More perspectives.

Yes. It’s ok but the jigs are super expensive and losses around wrecks n reefs can be high.

It’s definitely a growing technique, really good fun to do! Some old schoolers say it’s nothing new and just same as a PIRK that’s been around for years but in my experience SPJ is the way forward. If only we had the numbers of fish now we had back in the day.

Nice one, it’s a brilliant feeling when the jig outfishes the rest of the boat! 👍

I'm a convert. Works for me when others on the boat are using legered SPs and catch nothing (or less than I)

Not that many people doing that in uk but is getting more popular 💪📹🫶

Haha, fair play! If it works, it works. 👍

It's Jigging full stop. 50 yrs ago we used chrome car door handles.

🤔 another brilliant video.
What sort of depth are you fishing and what speed do you drift at?

Thanks man. I’m certainly no expert. Just what’s worked for us this season.

Nice educational stuff :)

@BassLureFishI’m glad that they’re somewhere!

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Sorry to hear that. Maybe they’ve all come up to the UK. No shortage of bass here

Thanks dude. Appreciate the comment. Good insight there

Thanks man. Yep I see all that. Appreciate the comment mate. New video just dropped re slow pitched jigging.

I use an eight turn grinner not to tie braid to clip. What does everyone else use?

Slow pitch jigging — brilliant method or massively overrated?

I’ve become a real convert, but I’m interested to know what everyone else thinks.

Have you tried SPJ for bass?
👍 Yes — and it works
👎 Tried it — not convinced
🤔 Never tried it, but I would

And if you already use it: what weight jig catches you the most fish? 👇

Yep. That makes sense man. You’ll need the flouro for abrasion resistance. 👍. My test was over sand banks so no issue with abrasion

Nice video here in the dutch we use braid and fluorcarbon. Lots of rocks

Yes. Agree 100💯. Nice one man