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cheers! Glad it was helpful.

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Hi! Thanks for the comment - I created this channel specifically for people that are starting out and since there's a lot of questions left unanswered, I just thought of making videos that explained them clearly. There's a lot more videos of this type in the channel, so check them out!

I'll try. But I put in as much detail as possible, so they will be as long or as short as they need to be.

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My pleasure Rahman!

Thanks Mhmet. Subscribe if you like, more helpful videos in the channel!

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Glad I could help - just published another video about jigging reels - might want to check that out as Theres so e really good info on jigs there as well :)

TheFishingKit I saw it. All very informative. One has to be a real fishing geek to appreciate all the good info on there.

@@alexsalazar6868 more videos in the channel - will finish most of the videos like this before I post trip videos :)

Funny since Crippled Herring and Buzz Bombs have littered the West Coast for well over 40 years!

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Hi Chris, glad what I'm doing is helpful. On diamond jigs - It's kind of like the California you can't really classify them as the same as these types of jigs. I guess its the difference between the Western and Asian style.

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thanks Razmy!

@@TheFishingKit you're welcome mate

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depends on where you are, and the size of the fish you fish for...typically, the lowers I go is around 7g and I use up to 60g where I'm at. You can go up to 150 in some areas. As far as which one, my favorites are the koika and slow rocker for land based fishing.

Thanks and welcome

Hi Zam, it should be on the flat side.

No problem 👍 I use a lot of brands, but if you want some recommendations, find me on IG or FB and we can chat so you can get the right ones...if they are available in your area.

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They can be used on either a fast jigging rod or a slow jigging rod.

This is actually not an easy subject to tackle. Because this depends on the width and length of your jig. There are jigs that are long and wide, and there are also those that are long and slim; then short jigs, then the reverse, so on and so fourth. This is where production/ready made assist hooks fail. I usually size the hook with the width of the body, pit should be as wide or a little bit wider than where the hooks position to on the body. This depends of course on the shape of the hook.

Do you have released video discussing this matter? Re: matching the hook size and the jig? Thanks...

current and also fish activity - they will bite more on slow jigging when they are less active. I usually start with fast jigging, then go to slow when the bite stops.

I have a video about this - i think its called connecting to your jigs or something like that. I'm sure you will find it interesting - welcome aboard!

It is a Storm Gumoku Kensaki

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I'm glad you like it

Can you tell me what is the best Gear Ratio for High Speed Jigging ? Thanks..

@@manuelpinzon9854 as close to 20" per turn of the handle. Ratios don't mean much, look at speed of retrieve.

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That's the Storm Gomoku Kensaki.

@@TheFishingKit Thank you very much! great info!

@@victor_clark cheers :)

Its the one you have tied on your line. No jig will catch fish on their own, in your box.

Yes you can, but it depends on the size. There are small slow jigs, like the Storm Gomoku Koika in 15 and 20g that are excellent for shore jigging. I'll make a video on this soon! :)

Whenever i do shore jig, it is getting struck up in the debris or whatever in the seabed. I lost 5-6 jigs in a week! Can you answer this please?

You can, depends on what you want your jig to do. :)

no such thing. pick a color you like...chances are you will end up using it more than the other colors. As far as statistics are concerned, white is the color that has caught the most fish.

@@TheFishingKit okk and white you say..

if you look at the statistics of records and of the lure colors (including flies) that caught them, you will see white as a color, is leading by a long shot. @@moses910

If you have the right rod and reel - there should be no difference on how you jig with lighter ones.

@@TheFishingKit yea maybe its already exist..

Same username on IG

40g

it's designed that way. Storm Gomoku Kensaki - they made a video about it. :)

this depends on the jig - some jigs perform well with them, some don't.

this depends on the jig - some jigs perform well with them, some don't.

for fast jigs, you want a long center balanced jig - these are called "sliding jigs" or "Sliders". Slow jigs are used with a different system - different rod, different reels and thinner line, different hooks etc. all slow jigs are designed to flutter and there are also slow jigs that slide.

@@TheFishingKit Thanks for the response, I appreciate it. Could you put a link or two of the slow jigs that slide? I want to buy a few and give them a try.

@@grandwonder5858 Where are you located? might be that you would have to order from Japan or Asia. there's actually quite a lot, Major craft has the jigpara long slow, deepliner has several models that slide as well. then the long list of clones. but any slow jig that's long and center balanced can be made to slide.

@@TheFishingKit do you have videos that tackles of what system fits with slow and fast jigs... thanks

@@joelduhaylongsod3503 slow and fast jigging are two different systems and require different rods and reels. I don't understand your question.

Hi, thanks for asking! Jig weights help you go down to the bottom faster - so a heavier jig can get you down deep faster, or go down deep in swift currents. Using a light jig in deep water with no current will take a long time to get to the bottom, or in swift currents, will not get you to the bottom at all!

@@TheFishingKit; gram per foot of depth

@@sjog1952 wow...quite a good question. Thanks for asking. The usual measurement is not g/ft it's actually g/m and it is roughly 10g/m. It's not exact and is a rough guide to use when choosing the first jig weight you could potentially use for a given situation. Since there are a few factors that also affect it, like diameter of line, length and diameter of the leader which creates drag and additional friction as the jig falls down this is aside from Current and or drift speed - these jigs are meant to be fished or work their best when totally or almost vertical. so a 100g fast jig will drop slower on 40kg line with a long thick leader than it would with 25kg line with a shorter thinner leader. At times, the difference of 20-30g would let you reach down faster or in the case of fast drifts, would let you reach the bottom. Hopes this brings some light to your question. Thanks again for asking.

@@TheFishingKit thanks for the info. Just figuring this technique out for fast moving current in New England waters. Symmetrical and non-symmetrical = fast-slow was news to me

@@sjog1952 I'd be glad to help explain this further if you have some sort of chat software. if you can find me on facebook or something, send me a friend request and a message, I can discuss this with you in depth :) Would be happy to help you navigate this.

thanks! :)

theres a few in the channel

I have a video explaining this. Search for it

YUP!

nice.

All boils down to correct education and the willingness to buy/spend on the right thing :) But yes, very well aware of the situation there.. :)

@@TheFishingKit indeed!

@@TheFishingKit are you from philippines sir? If you dont mind... and thanks for this videos... i still have lots of stingers in my head about jigging... but you nailed some of it in this video...definitely im one of your followers from this day forward...

I think, it would be much better for you to put a link in your video to this one as is standard here in youtube. If you do what you want, you will get a copyright strike.

@@TheFishingKit yeah. That's exactly what i mean.😊😉

@@themightyjoe32 Yup, so do your video then you can link to this one, but I don't think youtube will allow you to download it and repost or edit it.

@@TheFishingKit nah man I'm just gonna share your link as reference

Ed, That's very smart question. Thanks for asking this because I am pretty sure people in California would be thinking about this. Although those are called jigs, and in the minds of a lot of people, old jigs, those are actually in a different classification. Personally, I would call them...well, what a lot of people would call them - Irons. The first Irons were light, and were cast and used on the surface, which gave them their nickname - Surface Irons, from there, they developed the heavier ones like the 6x Jrs...which brought about another name...yoyo jigs...because of how they were used. They are also made to be used with Mono, which until this day...people are still using. Vertical jigs actually aren't a new thing - and it was the Scandinavians that first used them for fish like Cod, more than 100 years ago. Anyway, I might have missed a thing or two, but in a nutshell...that's about it. Again, Thanks for asking this question, it certainly needs a spot in the video, but I totally forgot to mention this. I have an Accuratized jigmaster for irons paired with a seeker deckhand special and have been using it here in the UAE - it catches, but I am fast running out of irons. Would have to order a batch soon. hahahahahah!!!

@@TheFishingKit are you losing them on the cast or getting bit off? Also JRI rigs are really nice. Give them a try if you are able to.

@@otroflores91 I lost them over the years for a few reasons, snags being one of them since I tried casting them off rocks, can get more, just that the jigs haven't really changed much and although effective, there are readily available jigs that can be easily bought here (UAE).

ok, if you say so.

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@@TheFishingKit really!! I have the purple one.

hahahahha...sure, go ahead and follow this guy's simple minded advice - saves you time.