• Jig action: center-weighted or keel-assisted, causing them to wobble and flutter horizontally as they fall through the water column. This erratic motion is designed to trigger a feeding response in predators.
• Technique: Unlike speed jigging, which involves rapid retrieves, slow pitch jigging focuses on a more controlled, rhythmic retrieve combined with lifts and drops of the rod. The rod is used to impart the flicking action to the jig, followed by a controlled fall where most strikes occur.
• Equipment: Specialized rods with light blanks and soft, parabolic action are crucial for slow pitch jigging. Narrow-spooled conventional reels with high gear ratios are favored, along with thin-diameter braided lines and fluorocarbon leaders. Assist hooks are commonly used, often attached at both the head and tail of the jig.
• Target species: Slow pitch jigging is highly effective for a wide array of bottom and mid-water species, including snapper, grouper, amberjack, tuna, and more.
• Optimal conditions: This technique shines in deeper water and when currents are manageable, allowing the angler to maintain a vertical presentation. 

Features

• Strong epoxy coating
• HD Stainless steel split ring
• Stainless steel through-wire design
• Super sharp HD SALTX hooks
• Precision balanced