Assist Hook Selection - Florida Sport Fishing TV - Pros Tip Discussing Slow Pitch Jigging Hooks

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Assist hook are an integral component for slow pitch jig fishing, but when do you rig with a single and when do you go with tandem hooks. Here's a quick overview to keep you connected.
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[@joaquimaugustorocha]

As always very helpful tips... I'm from the Azores, I was wondering if you could give some tips on looking for good slow jigging spots? Keep up the good work, thank you.

[@backyardgaurdians8117]

Generally you can catch fish on slow pitch at the same spots that the other guys fish with live bait or strips. But I noticed I get more bites when the boat is anchored as opposed to drifting. The jig tends to move better when it's straight up and down, when drifting it's harder to keep a straight line to the bottom.

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personally, Ive always had much greater success drifting and covering ground. Looks for wrecks, reefs, ledges, any sort of structure. However open water jigging is very effective as well around bait/birds, even flat muddy bottom can produce tilefish and more. Please make sure to join my new streaming channel, www.FSFTV.com, thanks! - Capt Mike