Blank Talk - Slow Jig & Heavy Inshore

The medium power Rainshadow Revelation Slow Jig blank can put an astonishing 38lbs of lift on a fish, but only if you lift "the slow jig way." In this episode Bill shows you how to lift with a slow jig setup, and how not to...
This week Bill and Eden circle back to slow pitch jigging due to it's growing popularity. If you haven't fished a slow jig setup yet you're missing out on one of the most fun and most productive methods out there. Just don't try to lift fish like you do with your knife jig rod, lol.
We also discuss heavier inshore options for tarpon, cobia, and snook. Get yourself one of these setups and get on the water!
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[@catfishkarma1]

I enjoyed this session 😀

[@kayakuprising5914]

Eden said "Multipass" :)

[@shannonhughes9515]

at roughly 10:24 is that the rckjb606-150 you are demonstrating?

[@BatsonEnterprises]

RCKJB606-150

[@BatsonEnterprises]

Yes :)

[@mathewpeace]

I fish a 8" 3.5 Oz spoons for fresh water striper. I power reel them and jig them. What would you recommend? If possible that would double as slow pitch rod.

[@BatsonEnterprises]

We would recommend the REVSJ70ML-CW-CG.