Start Catching Tuna! Jig and Pop Tuna Tactics to hook up to and catch more tuna
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ย. 2024
- Getting started with offshore or near shore tuna fishing can be intimidating. In part two of our Tuna Jig and Pop series we break down the tactics to get you catching fish.
Jack is one of the only saltwater creators who is actually studying global trends and technologies in fishing, thinking deep, and sharing with his views. A lot of people just do it “the old way.” Really incredible contents would love to see more
Agree 100% and we are lucky he shares his knowledge
This whole series with Jack is great... thanks for doing these!
I’m a saltwater angler with experience with most everything but yellowfin. Got a trip coming up next month here in Texas, and Jack has me feeling prepared for this adventure. Dude is thorough.
This was a great video with tremendous amount of detail information! Thanks for sharing your valuable knowledge in this and your other videos as well.
I’m fishing in japan and learning a lot from the captains here.
Wow, what a wealth of knowledge for a beginner like myself.
Great presentation Jack! Jack has condensed a lifetime of knowledge and hard work into these vids on jig and pop! His best teachings ever imho!
This is absolutely incredibly valuable information 🙌🏻 Thank you Captain Jack and Saltwater Edge for sharing your knowledge! Earned my future business in return.
Glad it was helpful!
Vertical jigging for tuna was became popular on the west coast and made its way to the East Coast. Wait until high speed trolling makes its way to East Coast. You’ll see boats cutting off boats at high speeds 😂
Hahahaha hopefully we have some time before we start seeing that!
Regarding fighting a spiraling fish - The fish is coming toward the boat/angler half of the circle, and then going away the other half.
Thank you. Great presentation !
Glad you enjoyed it!
Solid video! What sized ring and swivel for jig and pop?
Excellent J&P series! Thank you for sharing your experience and techniques.
I am finishing my “classroom learning”about BFT and are ready for the practical side. Don’t have a jigging rod (suggestions?), and have a Phenix Black Diamond 7’6” rod (20-60# mono), hvy power, paired with a Daiwa Saltist with 440 y of 80# braid. Reel is rated for 33# drag.
Three questions:
1. Good jigging rod?
2. Is my spinning setup too light?
3. Up here in the Gulf of Maine/NH waters, out to Jeffrey’s Ledge, people emphatically tell me J&P simply does not work for here for BFT. The widely held practice up to anchor and drop live bait at various depths is the only method that works, for some reason unknown to me.
Any reply will be greatly appreciated!
Have you guys fully switched to Jig/Pop? Do you ever troll or chunk now or are you fully switched to these spinning tactics?
Hi, not sure what you mean by switched, we've always been a fly/lure shop. In the past couple of years there has been a great topwater popping bite that we've been focusing on
Great video with lots of valuable info. One lesson I’ve learned after spending a lot of money and several years, is to setup the rod/reel for the terminal tackle (lures) you are intending to use. Of course, this is driven by the target fish and situation. Simply working backwards from the fish you want to catch and fishing technique is pretty logical.
Yup, yup, yup. Thanks boys!