How to Shore Jigging | Slow Pitch Jigging
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- čas přidán 13. 07. 2022
- As some fiends requests, I just try to share my experiences of shore jigging to someone who are new to slow jigging. Maybe it's not right way to jigging, I would feel very happy if you could use my way to get some good fish.Good luck!
Fishing Rod: Daiwa TD battle Chilli dog
Fishing Real: Daiwa Luvias 2510PE
Fishing Line: PE1 (20lb)
Fishing Leader: Flo. 20lb
Fishing Lure: Metal 30g
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Thank you. You are the first person I have seen actually show how to do it as well as explain it. Excellent video thank you 🙏
Glad it helped, I just tried to share my experiences , Good Luck!
Excellent way to show some jigging techniques. I'm trying to learn as much as I can, and your videos are very informative. Thanks mate.
Thank you David! 🙏 🙏 🙏 Good Luck! 🤞
You are truly inspirational. Thank you for the tips. Learning a lot.
Thank you bro.! 🙏 🙏 🙏 Good Luck! 🤞
That was wonderful! Currently, jigging is my favorite style of fishing but I haven’t caught lately in Winter. Hopefully I’d have more chances of landing some this spring.
Thank you Mate! Good Luck! 👍
Very informative! Thanks 🙏 for the video
Thank you mate! Good Luck! 🤞
Thank you for sharing your knowledge, very informative and helpful video!
Im pretty new to shore jigging.
Greetings from Perth W.A
Thank you mate!🙏 🙏 🙏 Hope we all luck and get some good fish! 🎣
wow, i learn shore jigging today. awesome
Good luck mate! 🙏
Great tutorial..nice fishing spot.
Thank you mate! Good Luck! 💥💥💥💥👍👍🤌🤌💪💪💪
Very good fishing 🎣
Thank you mate! 🙏 🙏 🙏
Thanks for the tips mate🤝
Good Luck Mate! 👍👍👍💪💪💪
Awesome video thanks
Thank You mate ! 👍
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Excellent job. Its good to see you talking on your videos mate well done ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Thank you for your support mate! 🙏 🙏 🙏 I am not good at English, so sometimes, I am afraid you guys could not understand what I said 😂
@@larryoutdoors practices makes perfect 👍👍👍🍻 see you out there one day.
@@fish04fun65 Thank you mate! 🙏 and good luck! 🤞
great guide brother. Jig and retrieve is my favourite style 🤙
Thank you mate! 🙏 🙏 🙏 You are Professional fisherman , You got plenty good fish, I would liker to learn from you if any chance ! 👍 👍 👍
@@larryoutdoors haha no way brother, it’s still new to me too. We both learn as we go 🤙
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Very interesting way to unsnag the lure 😅 nice video good understanding!
Thank you mate! Good Luck! 👍👍👍
good job bro my support..
Thank you bro! 🙏 🙏 🙏
Very nice jigging technique
Thank you mate! Good Luck ! 🤞 😉 😉 💥💥💥❤🔥
Nice instructions. 😊
So more action more strike it seems? I always do multiple jig actions and notice getting more bites.
Yes mate! I try multiple jig actions after casting, I never know which way the fish likes. 👍
Good job brother. I’m here in Sydney for a month. Maybe we can go fishing and you teach me some tricks! From the USA
Yes mate! Hope you enjoying Sydney trip! I am Melbourne at moment, will come back next week, will let you know my next fishing time. 🙏 🙏 🙏
I came back from Melbourne and would arrange a time fishing with you if you like, just add my ig on top of my channel.
That's some pretty specific technique for snagging fish. ha!
How about if a guy just varied the retrieve fast, slow, hops etc. and let the fish show what they want to take on a given day?
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Thanks Mate! 👍
Thanks for this larry, looks like the last method is the best on this vid. I tried method 2 but didn't have a catch around botany bay. What would you recommend?
Thank you mate! I thought it would depend on the situation of the spot, normally all the methods should work, and also you could try all the techniques in one spot if you like. You didn't catch any fish at botany bay not because of the technique, just because it's not the right time, or right place you cast, fish not there. You are sure to catch fish if you are familiar with this spot, just try all the time, morning , afternoon, and evening, also, high tide, low tide. Someone could catch fish at there because they are familiar with this spot, or they are very lucky fishing there at the right time and right location. My Catching Fish = 80% Luck + 15%knowledge + 5% techniques . Gook Luck Next Time Mate! 👍👍👍
@@larryoutdoors awesome thanks Larry will take note of your tips. very helpful!
@@CuteBacon21 Good Luck Mate! 👍
I really enjoyed this video. Keep up the good work.
Thank you mate! I will try . Good Luck! 👍👍👍💪✊✊💪
very helpful. I''m new to jigging. I only have surf rods (pen prevail, daiwa crossfire) and ugly stick and a daiwa revros. Will anyone of those work?
Thank you Allan! 🙏 🙏 🙏 Surf rod is ok, but not easy just a little heavy, You could use it temporarily if you are strong enough. 😂 lure fishing always need casting and jigging. So better use jigging rods, you could go to some tackle shop inquire about the fishing gear, they should have more choices. I have 2 ugly stick rods, only using when kayak, toooo short if shore jigging, anyway, Good Luck mate! 🙏
Haven’t caught anything on metal jigs yet so don’t wanna invest in another rod for it haha.
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Hey mate, the place where I fish is at a wharf and the water is about 2-4 metres deep, do you have any tips on targeting fish there?What lure me technique should I use?And also, would a vibe be good cuz of the deep water?Thanks
Hi Josh, I would use sugar pen about 10g for the earlier morning and evening chasing tailor, salmon, even kingfish, and light soft plastic or soft VIB for other time for the bream and trevally.Good luck mate!
Hey larry is therr any tips for jigging winter fishing
Hi Mate, to my opinion , it's a little hard inside of harbour when jigging in winter, except you find the school bait , and fish bust on topwater sometimes, so better go outside, or more deeper water, I got some today in Tailors bay and Clifton garden. you could try.💪💪💪💪
How do you choose jig for shore jigging? Because it seem like some jig is being used on the boat, and some can be used from the shore?
Yes Mate, you use shore jigging if the water is deep enough , deeper the water, heavier the jigs.
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hello i mistakly bought a 60g jig to use it on shore is it ok or should buy some lighter one???
10g-100g are all ok for shore jigging, just depend on the deep of the water, deeper water, heavier jigs, Good luck mate! 👍👍👍👍💪💪💪
Can I use 20 pound braid with 15 pound fluro carbon?
Yes you can, and jigs maybe around 5-20g, like a light shore jigging, but don't use them if there have many structures or big fish like kingfish around, otherwise , pretty hard to land the big fish.
seems like in sydney
Yes, Sydney harbour berry bay
Great video. May I ask why don't you use a jigging rod? Thanks!
Thank you mate! All my Rods bought 10 years ago for normal lure fishing and didn't think would Jigging later, Now don't want to spend too much money fishing 😂
@@larryoutdoors Thanks for your response!
I'm just starting fishing, looking at your videos it looks like you're leading an amazing life in the outdoors. I want to replicate something like this too, exploring fishing camping - and eating some catches (sea bass, bream, bonito, mackeral).
I had just decided to copy your exact set-up when I saw your response. May I ask, if you were going to buy a new Rod and Reel today, what would you pick?
I was set on the Daiwa New Legalis 290 Cm 28-84 Gr, but its extra heavy - maybe too much.
When I saw your video I decided to get a spinning rod instead since you have a lot of success, it looks like spinning rods can do fast and slow jigging. But if you buy a jigging rod it seems they are either fast or slow.
Thanks in advance
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@@seyahatt6843 Thank you mate! Actually I am not focus on the fishing rod and reel nowadays , cause I have enough fishing gear on hand, 😂 I like use spin rod when shore fishing, and bait caster rod when Kayak fishing, cause spin rod and reel could cast further and no any trouble. bait caster rod and reel could act quickly and precisely, anyway, you would come to be familiar with any of them if you use many times, all fine. May You Succeed!
@@larryoutdoors I understand, thanks for the information. Hope you have a great day.
@@seyahatt6843 Thank you mate, you too!