Slow Pitch Jigging the Ocean's Legacy Hybrid Contacts on Slow Drift Conditions

A beautiful calm summer day for jetski fishing, with almost no wind and a slow drift speed, this type of conditions is ideal to slow pitch jigging a broad profile jig while keeping the jig weight low as well.
As usual in my videos I try to include a few tips around SPJ so you can understand why I do certain techniques during my fishing
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Gear Used:
Rod: @OceansLegacyNZ Origin Slow Jigging Longfall 7ft3
Reel: Accurate BV300L-SPJ
Jigs: Ocean's Legacy Long Hybrid Mini 90g Red / 40g Green
Hooks: @oceanslegacy7818 Stinger Twin Assist 1/0
Ocean's Legacy Rods and Jigs available from:
Auckland - Topcatch, Hunting & Fishing, Yeehaa, Land & Sea
Northland - Hunting & Fishing
Waikato - Fish City Hamilton, Hunting & Fishing, Top Catch
Wellington - Capital Fishing
South Island - Henderson's, Openseasonz
Online - www.land-sea.co.nz and www.fishcityhamilton.co.nz

[@BasicFishingNZ]

awesome video man. good action on the SPJ. its always surprising pleasant wen u get hooked up right as soon as the jig hits the bottom.

[@FishoDavo]

Yeah totally agree, still amazes me how well some jigs work

[@Jetprofishlife]

Miss those glassy calm days. Well done on the video 👍👍

[@FishoDavo]

Thanks 👍

[@FilmEatRepeat]

Great vid mate love getting tips from SPJ

[@otklfnz]

Choice vid Davo, definitely a jig to use on glass days like that. Keep it coming mate🔥

[@FishoDavo]

Thanks for watching bro, I gotta learn to use that hybrid more

[@barracudasan]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge.. awesome catch bro..

[@FishoDavo]

Thanks for watching!

[@tomosedwards8369]

That looks so much fun! Glass calm conditions too, which I had more of that here in Wales

[@FishoDavo]

Thanks for watching!

[@billpan1163]

Very good bro🎉 what a calm day to enjoy

[@FishoDavo]

Thanks Bill!

[@scottirving6279]

been awhile since your last vid ,so good to see more cheers

[@FishoDavo]

Thanks mate, yeap been a while, started new job recently so haven't had much time to edit vids

[@nzfishinglife]

Great video Dave, lesrnt heaps as usual! Non stop fishing action too! That Cloud9 and Slammer rig you have looks awesome 😎 Cant wait to see conditions like that again!

[@FishoDavo]

Thanks bro, it was good bite which surprised me, usually super calm days means no fish for me. You'll be out there using your Cloud9 soon!

[@OceansLegacyNZ]

Great content dave. Thanks for sharing

[@FishoDavo]

Thanks team!!

[@fisheatrepeat]

Was this filmed overseas?? Ya don't get conditions like that in NZ anymore 🤣😭. Niiiice session on the hybrid contact SPJ mate love the detail of what you're doing. Also good to see ya back in the jetski from time to time haha. Those lighter 30-40g jigs were definitely doing the business eh

[@FishoDavo]

Thanks for watching bro, yup light jigs are the most fun when you can get them to the bottom!! I normally use Long Contacts, but I really need to learn the Hybird better and that was the goal for this trip

[@fisheatrepeat]

@@FishoDavo we need to go for another session eh!

[@FishoDavo]

We sure do!

[@OCEANOUTKAST]

Awesome stuff davo! What primo conditions

[@FishoDavo]

Thanks bro, I'm missing it big time!!

[@talliss8006]

Great! What depth?

[@FishoDavo]

Around 25 metres

[@fishingbear69]

Great video i subscribed ,, im learning myself what water depth / how deep, were you using the 40gr jig ,and whats max depth whith the 40gr ? Thanks

[@FishoDavo]

Thanks for subscribing, in this video it's about 25m, it depends on the drift speed, how much current, and how thin your braid is, if the conditions are good a 40g cast forward can probably be fished in 40m. But if the drift speed is fast I would use up to 170g in 40m too

[@fishingbear69]

@FishoDavo thanks for the tip , stay blessed.

[@Al-oe8ib]

Not much left of the wrecks now, but they still produce

[@FishoDavo]

Yeap just gotta keep prospecting

[@thehouseofaos8419]

What is the green ball just above the jig and what is it used for? Plz and thanks

[@FishoDavo]

It's a fluro bead, I just use it to protect the first eye on the rod. Stops the clip or jig from damaging the eye if I wind it in too quickly

[@blackbeardedfisherman]

Are you fishing my rakino spot? 😂😂

[@FishoDavo]

Nah your spot has no fish!!! 🤣🤣