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For starters, with 3-7 oz jigs I would highly recommend going with more than 20 lb braid! For high speed jigging I would suggest 50 lb. braid finished off with a 6-10 foot top shot of 80 mono leader. With 20 lb briad, you'll bust off too many big AJs, kings, etc. Capt Mike
Thanks for watching. We have made changes for the 2013 season and eliminated a percentage of advertising. Our first episode of 2013 is now live on our You Tube Channel. As far as catching bonito, the goal of Florida Sport Fishing TV is to keep it real, not every day is a banner day with giant fish after giant fish. Additionally, bonito are a big part of the Florida fishing community with many benefits. nevertheless, thank you again for watching and hope to make you a fan. - Capt Mike
Thats what I love about Sharkin, you can have fun catching bait and do something while waiting on the big toothy stud.
***** 10-4! - Capt Mike
50 lb braid is perfect. I would stick with a 6 ft vertical jigging rod rated for 30-50 lb line. Its important you get a rod designed for vertical jigging with the correct guides that can handle braided line. A longer butt section is also important for achieving the proper action while working the jig. I fish CHAOS rods, the SPVJ 200G, but there are lots of options out there. Capt Mike
I'm a fan of speed jigging
You are 100% correct, wrong ID at time of catch. Thanks for watching. - Capt Mike
Thanks for the great videos, Capt. Mike.
Love these videos Dave! Great info!
+HydraYak Outdoors Thank you for watching. - Capt Mike
Best damn fishing show I've seen. Keep uploading videos.
The east coast jigging is so different than west coast style. We use high speed conventional lever drag reels. Those old coffee grinders are odd to myself.
Capt Mike Thanks a lot you have helped me a lot, love your show hope to meet up with you one day. You need to try fishing here in Puerto Rico its awesome you can catch almost anything.
these videos are the BEST,
Thank you for watching. - Capt Mike
Watching from Philippines
I was talking about the walkaround, but I really like the Seavee too! Actually in about a week I will be joining the Seavee and Mercury families! It's come down to the new 340Z with triple 300 Verados, or a 390Z with quad 300 Verados!
Sammy Wang Either is an EXCELLENT option! - Congrats and thanks for watching. - Capt Mike
Nice catching tuna ..from phillipines .new subscribers ..
just an awesome show, keep it up!
You do another show on Jigging, you need to hook up with a guy in your area that goes by the handle AngryAngler, he is a heck of a jigger, he lives, eats and sleeps it. We catch alot of grouper, snapper, tuna, wahoo, just about everything that swims on jigs.
Thanks again Jay, lets certainly stay in touch. Capt Mike
That is the good size to use.
Awsome show
I'm not an expert but i believe there is a mis-ID on the fish landed around 3:40. I believe that fish is an Almaco Jack and NOT a banded rudderfish. fwiw.
keep up the good work and if you need a guest crew member hit me up! :)
Thank you for the comments. We have made major revisions for the upcoming season and you will see far less advertising. New season debuts in July, please stay with us and experience the difference. - Capt Mike
Wonderfull video, thanks a lot! I notice you were changing jigs from the split ring instead of retying the line, tell me please how many sickles/changes split ring can take? It seems like its good idea, I can save some $ by having less hooks and rings :)
Yes, I prefer the split ring design so I can interchange hooks on jigs bases on conditions, targeted species, etc. - Capt Mike
Thank you for watching...Capt Mike
If you guys will be at the Ft. Lauderdale boatshow, I'll see you there!
Sammy Wang Yes, we will be at Convention Center. Thanks for watching. - Capt Mike
Great show with some nice fish & jigging techniques. BTW I dont think the fish at 3:43 is a banded rudderfish. Looks like a lesser amberjack. A juvenile one,
Tight Lines
You may be correct, Ill take another closer look.Please join my new streaming channel at www.FSFTV.com. Over 300 instructional videos, no annoying CZcams ads, new exclusive content weekly and so much more! - Capt Mike
Lobe your vids keep on with the good work
Thank you.
What size/type fish do you intend to target? What pound test braid do you intend on loading the reel with? Capt Mike
Thanks for watching, hopefully we will cross paths one day. Capt Mike
Awesome video! Are you using a fluro leader? Or just straight braid to the swivel? I don't think you mentioned that part. Thanks for the pro cure tip, no question it works! Can't wait to try your techniques out. Thanks again
I just bought a 24’ cc; I take delivery of my boat in mid December. I plan on doing a lot of jigging. A method I had no idea that existed. You and the other jigging posters have got me intrigued. Thank you for this and the high speed vertical jigging seminar video. Per your suggestions, I have heavily invested in two light action reels with high drag and two 6.5’ jigging rods. I should take stock in Williamson. I have learned to cast with my right hand, switch the rod to my left then reel with my right. I have always been comfortable with this style and it just feels natural to me. I notice both of you were reeling right handed. Does it matter that my non-dominant hand will be holding the rod? Could you reply with the coordinates of the wrecks out of Hillsboro that you were fishing? Again, I appreciate everything.-A north Broward offshore novice.
We reel w/right hand when jigging w/spinners and w/left hand w/conventional reels, so it depends on the tackle you're fishing. many of the wrecks outside Hillsboro Inlet are public spots w/coordinates that are easily obtainable on charts and the reef locator on our website. - Capt Mike
We fish 50-80 lb. fluorocarbon leader to the jig. - Capt Mike
We use multiple camera when filming Florida Sport Fishing TV including JVC's, Canon's and GoPros. Hope that helps....- Capt Mike
Sorry for this question, but 1 assist hook is enough? May be necessary rig treble hook in tail of metal jig? Thanks to advance😊
juvenile tuna, amberjack, sierra mackerel, barracudas hard fighting fish. Im thinking of loading it with 50lb braid
Nice technique - what reel do you suggest? Twin Power 10000?
Thanks for the comments, and you will see a healthy reduction in ads in the coming season starting July on Sun Sports. - Capt Mike
thank you
Most vertical jigging rods are rated by grams (the weight of the jigs) not by line strength. I would suggest a vertical jigging stick rated for 100-200 grams.
Nice show, you need to hook up with some jigging fanatics, with the high end tackle, etc...You want to target the AJ there get a 400 g Smith Nagamasa, aj candy. It is much easier with the right tackle, Fisherman, Smith, M.C, Works rods, etc...Also overhead reels are good to have with you too so you can swap out every few drops will let you jig longer.
Excellent points and thanks for watching. Going back/forth between spinning and conventional gear does make it easier and increases productivity. - Capt Mike
r u sure that was 8 or 10 pounds that king? looks like 3 or 4
Nice video. I want to get into Jigging, although I won't do it often. I don't want to spend huge amounts of money on a Stella so I was wondering if a Penn Battle 8000 would be ok for jigging. I'm from South Africa and I'd most likely come across Ambers up to 35KG, some big Prodigal Son(Cobia), snappers and King Mackerel. The odd GT makes an appearance too, but again, not as big as some parts of the world. I might get into some Yellow Tail, and Yellow Fin Tuna up to 30KG's as well.
Thank you for watching, new season starts in July on SunSports. - Capt Mike
nice video but the rod reel setup looks too heavy for a full day jigging?
You should look into shimano's flat fall jigs. Same strikes if not better with a fraction of the work. I bet yall's shoulders felt wonderful the next day!
Shoulders still hurt. - Capt Mike
Those are some beautiful fish, whats the best way to start salt water fishing if you dont have a boat like yourself?
Start with piers and surf fishing. These are great opportunities for boatless anglers with a wide variety of available species including tarpon, permit, redfish, mackerel, bluefish, sharks and more. What area are you in? - Capt Mike
Southern California
cant help you much there regarding species/locations, but there are certainly plenty of opportunities for boatless anglers. - Capt Mike
Something happening.... Planning on putting 20 pound braid. 3-7 ounce jigs. Still debating on the reel. I'll probably go for a saltist. Any input would be good. Thanks.
Hey Capt Mike. Big fan of the show. I want to get into vertical jigging. Do you think a rod rated for 15-30 pound line is too light for SoFlo jjigging. Planning on putting
Do you ever use a wire leader to prevent a bite off from cuda or any other toothy fish? Or does the thicker fluro leader work well enough to prevent that? Thanks and i love your videos.
yes, when we specifically target king mackerel and wahoo, we always fish wire. Single strand on rigged baits like ballyhoo and mullet, and multi strand on high speed wahoo lures. - Capt Mike
Whats the cheapest jigging rod & reel combo out there that can land 20lbs plus fish. I was thinking of getting the Penn Rampage spinner jig rod with a Penn Fierce II 5,000 reel. LMK what you think. Money is a big issue for me so I go as cheap as possible on so called name brands. Thanks for sharing your knowledge about this type of fishing. I see a lot of other Kayak fisherman out here on Oʻahu using this technique. A short light rod with a quick reel makes speed jigging a lot easier to do. I learned that the hard way. Thanks again man, keep up the awesome informative videos.
Thank you for watching and I always say, buy the best tackle you can afford and take good care of it. - Capt Mike
Okuma Azores z65s - best reel for the money and 40lb+ drag + Azores jigging rod.. nothing from any other brand can compete for the same price
Iʻll check it out, thanks man.
disculpe el reel que manejas en el video es un daiwa saltist 6500? que caña me recomiendas para este reel daiwa saltist 6500 usando una caña para pescar en costa y en embarcación y hacer una pequeña pesca con jigs de 30 a 70 gramos sera que si se pueda hacerlo con ese modelo? si gustas ayudarme te lo agradezco saludos desde México
Whats the best jigging setup under 200 bucks?
Hi Capt Mike I would like to boy an Okuma Raw ii 65 what rod would you recommend me for jigging.
Thanks all the way from Puerto Rico
Thank you for watching - Capt Mike
I prefer to skip adding another split ring to the connection as that’s another component that can fail if you hook into a giant. Seen many split rings fail!
So you tie directly to ring on top of lure? If you haven't yet, PLEASE join www.FSFTV.com ASAP! You'll find 300+ instructional videos on a wide range of topics, no youtube ads and a 24/7 fishing helpline. - Capt Mike
Which rod are you using ,the 15-30lb ?
Hey Cap, i just wanted to know, what setups/lures do you use on the Miami surf? I just wanted to know because I live in TX, but im going to florida in a few days. I'm pretty unfamiliar with the stuff over where you are. Great video by the way!
╣That Beast Guy╠ What do you want to catch, snook? Sharks? - Capt Mike
mainly snook/tarpon. Sorry for the late response.
captain Dave i saw how you were using a barrel swivel to attach the jigs fast, is there a reason i should not use a swivel with safety snap ? they are rated 120bs im using 80braid would 5ft 60lb mono be too much ? targeting pacific yellow tail and white seabass. Thank you in advance for any tips!
+eli madr I avoid swivels altogether when vertical jigging. I tie the mono top shot to the braid directly for a stealthy, streamlined connection by using an albright knot to the double line. Then tie the top shot to the jig. No swivels at all.- thanks for watching. - Capt Mike
How many yards of line do you need to have of 30lb test, if you are fishing for fish like bonita, kingfish, wahoo or dorado?
StarlightGamer No less than 300 yards. CM
Hey I live in lighthouse point and go out the Hillsborough inlet too and would like to know where you verticals jig?
All of the deeper wrecks from Boca to Miami in 150-300 ft. - Capt Mike
what is your favorite jig to use, what is your favorite color for that jig, what size, and where can it be purchased?
It all depends on depth and current. You can get away with a 100 gram jig in fairly shallow water with little current, yet you may need a 400 gram jig in 300 ft with a screaming current. I like the Williamson Abyss in glow. - Capt Mike
Thanks! I fish the deep wrecks in Islamorada, in about 200 ft of water, if that matters.
Florida Sport Fishing TV where can you buy the cable assist hooks?
Thanks!
What size reels where you guys using?
I would love to see what the lure action looks like under the water with all that jerking....
Darts back and forth and left and right, really looks like a fleeing/wounded baitfish. - Capt Mike
what camera do you guys use
What kind of boat is this
Hi I have a question i hope i find the answer with you , I intended to buy Shimano trevala TVS66MH2 ( 2 pieces) because i am traveling by air most of time and so it will not charge me extra fee duo to rood length but my experienced jiger friends advised me to by TVS66MH ( one piece ) because it's more sturdier so is it true ?
My Q is what is the different between one piece and 2 pieces jigging rods ? is there any different in durability power ?
+Dido Fia Personally, I do not like or recommend two piece rods. They are certainly better than nothing however when it comes to jigging, rods are generally 6'0" or less. Do you know what the length limit is before you incur extra baggage fees? - Capt Mike
What kind of boat is that? I really like it.
Sammy Wang SeaVee 390 powered by triple Mercury Verado 300s. - Capt Mike
Capt mike, I am going down to fish the marathon humps in May for amberjack and tuna. Im looking for a rod under 200 dollars to match with a 10000 saragosa. Been looking at the trevala and trevala s. We use mostly 7 oz jigs. What rod would you recommend at my price point? thanks
or do you have a used outfit i could purchase? I only go to marathon once a year for 5 days and dont want to spend too much on an outfit
If you plan on only vertical jigging with the outfit, there are many affordable options out there under $200 rated for 200-300 gram jigs. For the blacken tuna, try bumping your jig size down to 100-150 grams with 30 lb braid. You'll have greater success - Capt Mike
What the rod sir?
How many yards of 30 pound braid are in your Diawas??
400-700 depending on reel model. Thank you for watching. - Capt Mike
I'm from the UK and i love watching what i am missing out on over here, so from that point of view i have to agree, far too much advertising! I know you guys gotta make some money but it does put me off as i really just want to see you catching fish! P.s what's with the invisible man impression??!!
It’s called and obscene profit break. I can’t blame the guy to want fish and cash. It’s the American dream
Hi cap, i was wondering, where can i get one of those chaos rods?
Hahaha, didnt realize you would show the web site at the video, sorry
does the colour of the line will effect the fishing?
Ibnu Pasha Papadimitriou Yes, line color can have an effect regarding stealth and visibility. - Capt Mike
Florida Sport Fishing thx
which model of daiwa saltist are you using in this video?
5000 and 7000. - Capt Mike
Can you use those jigs for pier fishing?
No, you'd be much better off with something like a flare hawk or bucktail from a pier. Thanks for watching. - Capt Mike
Can you vertical jig with a regular 30 LB spinning rod and reel?
You could, as long as reel is filled with braid. However, the longer and softer tip on a 7'0" or 7'6" rod will make you work just a little harder, thats why shorter rods with parabolic blanks and slower tips are better for vert. jigging. - Capt Mike
Thank you for the quick reply and keep up the good videos!!!
capt mike, is there a possibility of hooking cod?
It is up north off New Jersey, New York, etc, not in Florida. - Capt Mike
What size jigs were you using?
our favorite vertical jigs in the 100-200 gram class.
WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO THE OLD STYLE IRONS WITH THE HOOKS ON THE TAIL END?
Typical diamond jigs still have a place and time and continue to be super effective. - Capt Mike
NOT TALKING ABOUT DIAMOND JIGS; TALKING ABOUT "IRONS", SOLD BY THE MILLIONS THRU THE YEARS!
Im sorry, you mean like the West Coast candy bar style jigs?
yes
What type of rod are you using?
Chaos rod
What is the name of the boat used?
naveed aziz That episode was from our first season, in a Strike 37 powered by triple Suzuki 300s. We are now fishing a 2012 SeaVee 390 powered by triple Mercury Verado 300s and will soon be transitioning to a 2015 SeaVee 370Z powered by triple Verado 350s. - Capt Mike
Could I use a swivel-snap to connect jigs?
You could but loop knot would be better/ideal. - Capt Mike
Florida Sport Fishing thanks Capt Mike!
11:30 shark?
What rod and reel is that
Chaos rod and Daiwa Saltist spinner.
Hey guys I have a question ,do you vertical jig at night.
Absolutely, primarily for blacken tuna. - Capt Mike
Wow did not expect such a quick response,
Thank you...
I live in the Bahamas (Nassau )
I Enjoy all of you guys videos very informative awesome.
I have never caught a fish vertical jigging and not much of the local fishing guys I know fish this technique.
Now after watching your videos I'm going to give it a try on my next trip out, will let you know how it turns out.
Thanks again for your time.
Keep me in the loop, you'll get them! - Capt Mike
how would you use those for wahoo
PJ Cole First, it needs to be rigged with a short trace of wire or multi-strand cable to avoid getting cut off. I would drop down a vertical jig when fishing offshore on a weed line or debris. It is also fairly common for wahoo to smack vertical jigs being worked over shallower wrecks in 100-300 ft. Thanks for watching! - Capt Mike
You need a rod that is more parabolic, it is easier to fight the fish, also it looks like your rod is too long, match your rod to your jig, the rod is way to heavy for the jigs you are using. With those jigs you want a 200 g rod at the most, it will be more enjoyable I promise.
That’s an Amoco
Does anyone know of a good jig rod for 350grm jigs that can withstand 20lbs of drag to be fished with a Talica 16
I am introducing a series of slow pitch rods on Black Hole blanks, EXACTLY what you're looking for. Call me ASAP. 954.942.7261 - Capt Mike
What brand of jig was at 3:53
That is a Williamson Lures Abyss jig. - Capt Mike
Florida Sport Fishing have you ever put a large willow blade on a roscoe jig? And burned it to the boat from the bottom I recently did this in GA and it's on fire they find it better than the normal jig in deeper water 150+
hey nana candy will it kill u if u get a shot because it doesnt hurt a 30 pound AJ
Not new! I was vertical jigging for Yellowfin Tuna more than 30 years ago on.
Yes, anglers have been jigging tuna, cod, bluefish, grouper and a variety of other species long before we ever heard the term "high speed vertical jigging." Thanks for watching. - Capt Mike
what you need to look at the radar
You lost me???
one dislike for ads
Thank you for watching. - Capt Mike
looks like an almaco jack not a banded rudderfish..
Mackenzie Fleming Believe you are correct, sorry for the mistaken identity, great catch. - Capt Mike
Florida Sport Fishing no problem. -Capt. Mack
Good info, but too much repetitive guitar music that stays around for the whole video. It walks on the sound of the reels. And why so many ads? Just sayin, lots of potential but too much production.
Hey guys. Been trying this technique down in La Paz/Cabo. Noticed that on nearly every pull, the jig hook is catching on the line just above the tie ring of the jig which then completely messes up the retrieve. Am I doing something wrong? Is there a trick to avoiding this? Actually switched from standard butterfly jigs to the Shimano ones to avoid this but have a boat load of jigs!
How are you rigging? Are you using excessively long assist hooks?
Nope just stock hooks on normal butterfly jigs. after watching several videos I think I may be giving too much slack on the pauses which causes the jig to flutter down and get hung up on the line. next time out will try with shorter pauses and reel faster.
Let me know if that was the problem...
Why braid eh can't it mono
Braid is the only way to go, no stretch, super strong, incredibly sensitive, ultra thin equals max line capacity. - Capt Mike
Sorry to be that guy but those weren't banded rudderfish the were almaco
You could be right, in the heat of the moment I may have made the incorrect ID, sorry and thank you for watching. - Capt Mike
Those outfits are way too heavy for speed jigging especially if you are going to jig all day. A 5'8" nano carbon rod is more than long enough and may be pair it up with an Accurate BX2-500N, that should get it down already.
Sounds like a killer outfit! Thanks for watching. - Capt Mike
First tuna is a false albacore not a bonita
+Reed W Around the entire state of Florida false albacore are called bonito. - Capt Mike
+Florida Sport Fishing not scientifically but it's whatever
+Reed W I agree, its a false albacore. I used to catch Atlantic bonito off New Jersey, great fighting fish and great eating. Why they call little tunny bonito down here instead of false albacore is a mystery.