SUPER AFFORDABLE JDM PE 3 FAST JIGGING COMBO

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Looking for good gear that won't break the bank is often a difficult task.
So here's what I challenged myself to - look for a reel for one one my existing rods that is not a on the top end and create a decent combo.
What I came up with is something I am quite happy with.
The rod is an JDM Abu Garcia Oceanfield. It is not by any means a top tier rod, but the action of the rod is quite nice. Going with the Shimano Stradic SW 6000 PG for the reel, and I have myself a really nice combo...the set is quite reasonable in price and for sure will stand to the abuse waiting for it.
The 6000 sized reels are strong enough to winch some very good fish, here's a short clip of Wael, on this Tiktok with a very nice amberjack while jigging in around 150M of water www.tiktok.com/@wafflesdxb/vi...
Stradic SW 6000PG amzn.to/3NfKP4A $179
Abu Garcia Oceanfield Jigging amzn.to/43oLqqs $99.15
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[@JD.California_monkey_mackerel]

Hello my friend happy Saturday night I went pier fishing on Friday again in a long time I'm going pier fishing again tomorrow Sunday nice to see a new video 👍🎣

[@TheFishingKit]

That's awesome! :D Keep going Jose. Hope you catch a good one!

[@Ahmbakersuliman]

Thanks for sharing with us. Actully i saw you guys in Baracuda that friday. Was shy to say hi. Okuma & Ecooda has as well reliable and budget products

[@TheFishingKit]

You should have said hello, we don't bite. :) You get what you pay for when it comes to these things. The two brands you mention are ok, but they have their own issues as well, be it weight, reliability etc. People tend to use them then swap over to one of the two biggest brands...end of the day, it's all about reliability when you need it, especially in the long term.

[@Ahmbakersuliman]

@@TheFishingKit next time 😀

[@shojicastillo9711]

MTV!!! Classic 😂

[@TheFishingKit]

Kid are old enough to call it classic....sad. 🤣

[@ShinkiZer0]

Great info! Please do this with SPJ set up for our budget friendly friends! Just a suggestion if its possible do it in Budget, Mid tier and High End to cater all sorts of viewers. Keep it coming Master Kit!

[@TheFishingKit]

You can do this with Fast Jigging, but not really with Slow Jigging...probably after a few years. Fast Jigging has advanced so much that there are manufactures that make rods and reels that are cost effective, The Slow Jigging market is still quite small, there are OK rods...but the reels are the question.

[@ShinkiZer0]

@@TheFishingKit understandble. Btw just question on spj rod, Kit any thoughts on Daiwa Saltiga AGS spj rods? If im using jigs mostly at 80g to 210g jigs which power shud i go for? 2 or 3 thanks again..

[@TheFishingKit]

@@ShinkiZer0Base it on your max, not your minimum....coz those rods dont fit your minimum anyway. if you can find a rod that's 100-230 or so, would probably suit you better.

[@diomarim7322]

@@TheFishingKit hi. curious about SPJ setup too. For slow jigging starters on which gear should I spend more money is it on the rod or reel?

[@TheFishingKit]

@@diomarim7322 Thats a very difficult question to answer - the easiest answer would be to buy the standard - Ocea Jigger HG, then look for a rod like the Adajo Slow Tuned from Storm. the line is very important and you need to get line from YGK, Momoi, or sunline that's made for the japanese market. then you have a pretty decent setup. Don't buy reels you don't unless you understand whats needed for a reel to do this. otherwise, you end up spending more.

[@travisodoherty9678]

Question, about gearing on reels, I ordered the new Zenaq Fokeeto Ikari FS 55-10 and have a 2 spare reels in my collection. Daiwa Saltiga 8k and 10K however they are the H models which are 5.8:1. Can I get by with this, i just did not want to go by a new reel with a 4.9:1 if i don’t have to. Pro’s and con’s? I will though of you think it is a must for speed jigging.

[@TheFishingKit]

Try and see if you last for the whole day, if the answer is yes, then you don't need to change. your body will tell you after 20 mins.

[@peterchao2538]

What are your thoughts on the Daiwa BG MQ paired with coltsniper xr mb. Throwing mainly 40~80g.

[@TheFishingKit]

I can't tell you anything since aside from what I show in my channel - I dont use daiwa normally.

[@jorgesiekel5157]

What PE line do you recomend for fast jigging?

[@TheFishingKit]

That's a very open ended question - I can tell you I use PE 0.8 to fast jig and I wouldn't be wrong coz I am using it for small fish in shallow water....

[@hussamalharbi4767]

Hey friend. Do you recommend spinning reels for fast jigging in the red sea most ppl in my area use overhead reels. If yes what reel size do you recommend? We mostly fish deep in up to 300m.

[@TheFishingKit]

you can, especially with long jigs, 6000 and 8000 PG size (shimano - or equivalent size from other manufacturers). 6000 has been doing quite well for us here - same depth range.

[@Talos353]

@@TheFishingKit Why not HG reels? PG more durable and easy to crank in?

[@TheFishingKit]

@@Talos353 coz its for fast jigging.

[@dannypann5060]

Hey can you recommend a tackle shop in Malaysian im going there next month fronm the US

[@TheFishingKit]

I am not familiar with Malaysian tackle shops unfortunately.

[@blondie853]

Is that the Barracuda tackle shop in Dubai Kit

[@TheFishingKit]

Yup yup! The one and only! :)

[@blondie853]

@@TheFishingKit It looks bigger and better than i can remember mate🤩

[@TheFishingKit]

@@blondie853 just the camera playing mind tricks...but it is big. hahahahhaha

[@josefg.5215]

Shimano Vanford 5000 ok?

[@TheFishingKit]

For jigging? No.

[@Mj-zq5cg]

Where are you located?

[@TheFishingKit]

That shop is in Dubai.

[@Mj-zq5cg]

@@TheFishingKit I'm aware of that sir but this place is quite huge. Where exactly in Dubai?

[@TheFishingKit]

@@Mj-zq5cg You know, firstly...I don't work for the shop. Secondly, KZbin is owned by Google, you can use google to search for almost anything including "barracuda fishing equipment" and guess what...you get a map as a search result and you can pretty much pinpoint where it is...really cool right?