Slow Jigging, Slow pitch jigging explained..

It is easy to understand why slow pitch jigging is taking off here in Aus targeting fish like snapper and pearl perch just to name a few.
Slow jigging is great for fishing for inactive reef type fish and with the right jigs and rod set up you can target almost any species in any depth of water.
Check out my other slow jigging video off Coffs harbour when we were filming another video. Caught so many snapper and pearl perch it was insane..
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[@mathewcampbell8479]

Great explanation mate. Short and sweet "how to's" are awesome content. Nice to see you out on the ocean too...

[@DeanSilvester]

Mathew Campbell cheers legend! Love my saltwater fishing just don’t seem to get enough time

[@joedennehy386]

In New Zealand we do slow pitch jigging, but we call fishing lures with skirts , like kabura sliders, tai rubber, baku baku, slow jigging, where the skirt does the work. With slow pitch jigging we try and get the jig horizontal. We use twin hooks at each end.

[@DeanSilvester]

Very nice mate, we do have similar here that we call octo jigs. Not sure what people call the technique though. Works pretty well

[@MrOrgasmatron6969]

Great video once again mate. It shows it’s not just about fishing!!

[@DeanSilvester]

100% mate thanks

[@DeanSilvester]

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[@jdean1851]

GREAT TUTORIAL" THANKS MATE!!!

[@DeanSilvester]

Thanks legend

[@IntotheMountains]

Great info there mate. Straight to the point and good Audio for those conditions. Subbed !👍🏾

[@DeanSilvester]

cheers legend much appreciated! Yep wind was super frustrating haha but got the best out of it.

[@darryljohnston1284]

Simple and effective cheers

[@DeanSilvester]

Glad it helped

[@aussbasstony9763]

Good tips 🎣👍

[@DeanSilvester]

Thanks legend

[@collinsadventuretv]

Great information there master

[@DeanSilvester]

Thanks legend

[@Foo87]

turn the drag clicker off while explaining hahaahha

[@DeanSilvester]

thats the finnor mate, can't turn that one off unfortunately

[@gabifishing642]

Beautiful video well done..I subscribed to your channel

[@DeanSilvester]

Thanks and welcome

[@isaac1001]

The clicker! Omg

[@DeanSilvester]

Haha it’s on all the time for some reason, and louder if you activate the ratchet

[@ballsofrock]

sounds like a really loud dog and not the clicker?

[@jejoko]

Thank you for the explanation! But don't understand how the jig stays at the bottom or in the strike zone if you are constantly reeling, instead of just pumping the rod. I am wanting to try this in fresh water at depths of 20 to 50 feet for stripped bass.

[@DeanSilvester]

you are only moving the lure the smallest amount, once you have done 5-7 revolutions of your reel you would be out of the strike zone and you send it back down. Striped bass would be fun with this technique for sure

[@matthewbeckwith663]

Thanks for this overview! Am I understanding this correctly: when you crank the reel, say a 1/4 of a turn,

[@DeanSilvester]

Yes mate, just enough to load the rod

[@darwinbarretto114]

pls give me an info which slow jigging rod good to use to a depth of 80-130 mtrs.using 80-300 grms.of lure...

[@DeanSilvester]

hey mate, check out the NS Amped B-63H2MF www.ejtodd.com.au/N_S_Amped_Slow_Pitch_Rods.html

[@famous17117]

How do you like your Fin-Nor? What model is it?

[@DeanSilvester]

That was a 16 mate, a 12 would be better suited for sure.

[@Lelots]

Really just small cranks will do the trick? I've been tiring myself all this time by pumping so hard 😅. I'll this tommorow! Nice vid!

[@DeanSilvester]

haha thanks mate, hope you get a few. Yep a 3-4m diver is the best. Just run super thin braid and fairly light leaders to get the depth

[@joefloyd8807]

​@DeanSilvester when you say super light braid, what are you talking here? I have a pe2 rod loaded with 20lb braid and run 16lb leader, rod is rated to max 80g jigs. But struggling to get lone vertical in any sort of current etc. Thanks in advance 👍🏻

[@SMIGOL-dv3kg]

La marque de moulini ? Svp

[@DeanSilvester]

Which brand are you asking about mate? Rod? NS Blackhole

[@mearziefishing2210]

Do you downsize your rod choice for slow jigging in shallower water? Or do you go back to plastics in water in the 40ft to 60ft range?

[@DeanSilvester]

Hey mate, nope don't downsize the rod in different depths only for different line class. Most of the time in up to 70 feet of water i would fish soft plastics for the snapper yes..

[@srnic1072]

Set takcle ?

[@DeanSilvester]

what do you mean sorry?

[@srnic1072]

I mean rod, reel, line pe, leader, lure ?

[@jordy19996]

Turn the damn clicker off

[@DeanSilvester]

You can’t on a Finnor marquesa mate, that is off. On is even worse

[@rudyvai254]

Turn of the clicker mate shit is annoging tbh not hating just saying lol when ever my bud is on the boat and got a clicker on always im like dammmm sonnn no gear is going to last with you lolol

[@DeanSilvester]

Hahaha! sorry mate, thats the finnor reel without clicker on. Its way worse with clicker on and yes i would throw someome overboard using clicker haha!