Bluefin Jigging Seminar // Eric's Tackle!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 มิ.ย. 2023
- In this video, Cesar from Phenix Fishing rods walks you through everything you need to know for getting into speed jigging for tuna!
Anything from rod and reel, how to work each jig, technique, and even how to set up your line and everything in between!
If you have any further info or advice for others, please feel free to leave that in the comments for the rest of us to learn!
Hope you all were able to learn something out of this, and found value from this video!
Thank you all for watching. Please like the video and subscribe to the channel if you haven't already! - บันเทิง
i was on a ship with him last year he is one of the nicest guy i ever seen it was my first trip didnt have much gear he saw my set up was like use my reel for the night time and he was the one caught the most fish on that boat but he have such amazing skill and such a wonderful person
Yeah Cesar is super cool people!
He wants nothing more but to help teach anyone and everyone he can within the fishing community. Willing to help any way he can.
It’s been an honor being able to pick his brain as much as I have, and can’t wait for more trips with him in the future
The knowledge of this guy is on point.
So much knowledge! Love picking Cesar’s brain!
"slack off while doinking" has to be a new sentence 😂9:59
Lol hopefully it gets around
This man is a legend in the streets of fishing
Oh 100%! Cesar is an absolute fishing legend!
Been such a blast picking his brain these last couple months getting to know him
Now I'm nervous on taking an over nighter , I'll be watching this video for 3 weeks before my trip
So much great knowledge! I learned so much from this seminar, and wanna go try it out now!
Great information thanks Ray, Cesar, and Eric
Thank you brotha, I just held the camera lol. Cesar and Eric did all the hard work!
Great to see this! Ceasar knows!
Oh yeah, very very knowledgeable angler!
Love it! Heard information I’ve never heard before, growth happens!
I definitely learned a lot! Great seminar going over some of the key basics!
Thanks for sharing some knowledge 🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽
Happy to share! A lot of great knowledge, I love picking Cesar’s brain whenever I get the chance
Great content, really appreciate the post!
Thank you! Happy to share!
Lots of good information! I’m relatively new to saltwater fishing so this kind of info is so helpful!
Thank you for the feedback! Hopefully in the near future I can get acouple more informative videos up with Cesar
This is amazing information ‼️🙏
Hell yeah, so glad Cesar called me to capture this! Great info!
Such a helpful video for people getting into the tuna game! Love it ray.
Thanks Matthew! I learned a lot myself at this seminar, I knew it would be a good one for everyone else to tune into
@@Dirty.Hookers I should have gone the other day!
Best jigging lesson I've found on YT. Congrats and thank you.
Thanks for the kind words, hoping to do some more videos like this soon.
Gonna film one with Cesar today for day time jigging. Hopefully post sometime next week
Definitely good information
Glad I had the opportunity to capture this, Cesar is such a talented angler and full of knowledge!
Man Hats off to you so much awesome information
You covered so many important parts of landing that trophy fish
Keep them videos cmng
Much appreciated brotha, Cesar is so full of knowledge! Learned so much tuning in at this seminar!
Yo this is really good info, thanks for the upload
Thank you bro, happy to share! Learned a lot listening to this seminar from Cesar!
Well worth the watch thanks sunshine
Happy to share! Thanks for tuning in!
Thanx ray....good stuff
Happy to share! I just held the camera, Cesar and Eric did the hard work lol
Excellent pointers on fishing bluefin 👌
Hoping to do an updated video in the near future before this season really kicks off too!
Great seminar!
Some seriously great info! Learned so much listening to Cesar!
That was a lot of great info, thank you. Loved the "Does color matter?" question, lol!!!
The million dollar question! I’ve always believed color plays a big roll. I never give into the “color doesn’t matter”, unless it’s WIDE wide open
Great video!
Thank you! Cesar has so much knowledge, glad I was able to capture some of these key details to share!
Thanks for filming this. I wanted to go.
Happy to share. Lol I didn’t even know about it till 45 minutes before.
great seminar.
Very good seminar! Learned a lot listening to Cesar
This is what I am talking bout brotha, people dont need the fancy to catch a big tuna. You showing videos that are so damn important to get that BFT. Keep it up bro!!
Thank you brotha! It was such an honor to be called to capture this seminar with Cesar and Eric! Learned so much at this event!
@@Dirty.Hookers I like how he mentioned you when he said how you marked your line!
@@socalsteve22 yeah we’ve picked up on each others fishing tactics quite a bit over the short period we’ve known eachother lol.
He’s a little ahead of me with every 25ft marked
@@Dirty.Hookers gonna mark mine 50ft I have them at 100ft lol
@@socalsteve22 50ft is perfectly fine. That’s how I did mine
AWSOME set ups tried one the other day pulled a 50lbs tuna in in like minutes never been so easy. About to convert a few of my rail rods setups to jogging rods.
I’m thinking the same thing myself! It definitely helps take a lot of the stress off the body
Very good info for a rookie like me. Definitely will be planing a trip out to San Diego
Loved tuning in on this seminar!
I didn’t know anything about the jigging world, but I learned a lot from Cesar
Great info!!! Would you share what connections are you using? Braid to mono and then mono to crimped bite leader?
Great question! Maybe one day we’ll do a video of how we set up our rods for these fish!
I personally like the RP knot, I know Cesar’s likes the FG knot.
Tying to crimp leader, I do a San Diego Jam
And I think Cesar ties a Clinch knot.
Best video on you tube
Really appreciate that, thank you!
@@Dirty.Hookers so is he correct to say that 609 rod with a penn phathom will get the job done landing a blue finn?. I'm going out on an over nighter . And need a conventional set up for the trip. So he u say yes I'll puck it up
@@kingofslotsmillion3263 yeah the megalodon 609 has been a pretty hot rod lately that everyone wants for jigging 80lb to +150lb bluefin tuna. And I believe it’s rated for 300g - 500g jigs as well which is perfect for what size jigs have been producing these last couple months
Yo, I watched this video when it premiered and and a week or two later I was on a 2 day and it paid off. No lie, triple digits cow, night time on 400gram knife jig. I had my lined marked at 100ft lengths (when I had it spooled). When the captain said 350-450 in the water column, I kept jigging up and down (in the target zone) till it hit me on the retrieval. Huge Blue fin. Tight lines everyone 🤙🏼
Glad this video helped out for you man that’s awesome! Congrats on your triple digit!
Hopefully I can check one off the list this year, been trying to join the triple digit club for years now lol
@@Dirty.Hookers Honestly it was beginner’s luck. It was only my 3rd charter ever, my first overnight and I just got lucky. My first ever tuna, and it was about 140lbs on a 2 day charter out of Dana. 400gram Rip Roller Lumka Dot for the win. 🤙🏼 Tight Lines brotha
@@therealtruth2324 hey man, sounds like you did everything right! Nobody can land a 140lb fish doing everything wrong lol.
Congrats man, well deserved!
That tip about really getting that hook set is gold. *proceeds to lose every fish. Haha jk but thanks for recording this man!
Happy to share! He’s definitely right though!
I’d much rather lose the fish right at first hook up and be able to still be in the zone knowing they’re there, instead of losing them at the boat after however long the fight it
How many grams should be use in for slow pitch jigging and fast jigging? Is there a difference for each jigs where to use?
The weight of the jig to use is based on how dee and how much current you’re fishing in
When is his next seminar I would like to attend it
I’m not sure, I’ll try to figure that out soon if he has an upcoming seminar and where it’ll be.
Remind me in a day or 2, hopefully I’ll know by then
Thanks
Anytime!
Where can I buy this rod on 5:15 ? Please share the rod details and the online store link,, and thank you for the great lesson.
what rods showed in this tutorial?
His rods, the blanks are discontinued but are called the 3 kings jigging rod.
The set up he’s recommending is a Phenix Megalodon 609 paired with a Penn Fathom II 2 speed
good info.
Thank you. Glad Cesar was able to take time out of his day to shed some knowledge
How can you drop the jig right at the depth of water? Use line counter, marking the line or count for second? Thank you!
Marking the line is the more efficient way.
A lot of people get rainbow line or pre marked line.
If you have a reel you need marked that is just plain in color, what I did with mine is stretched out my line across long parking lot and measured out every 50 feet.
At every 50ft, I’d leave about a 5” black mark
And every 100ft I’d do about a 12” bright color with 3” black mark in the middle.
@@Dirty.Hookers Thank you!
@@KhangHo16216Jsh if you do the marker idea, make sure to use fabric marker instead of sharpie. I did it with sharpie and I can tell it’s already fading.
Dope I love it by what tackle shop is this and where?
erics tackle shop ventura CA
Yep Dan’s right. Eric’s Tackle out of Ventura
@@Dirty.Hookers ooooh it reminded me of this old school tackle shop in the harbor area man it looked similar so so dope can’t beat ‘em
@@StepUpInvestments looks so cool
@@FATHERSOFBASS pretty rad shop for sure. If you’re in the Ventura county area, definitely worth checking out!
Looking for a Megalodon to pair with my Avet HX 5/3. Any suggestions
Sorry, just seeing this. Megalodon 609 for sure!
Great all around speed jigging rod for bft anything from 50lbs to +200lbs
Good info, the only issue I have run into is when these guys are on a big tuna for hours on a sport boat and the school is gone. Also, those short rods wreak havoc when getting around the bow or over other anglers. I don't think these Rods and light line is well placed on a sport boat with 30 other anglers. Private boat I think they are great. Just my observation so far when one of these little rods show up.
The short rods definitely do add a new difficulty of getting over people or the anchor for sure.
But not necessarily fishing super light line with jigging rods. 50-60 lb during the day and 80-130 lb during the night, is the same line rate that most people are fishing on traditional gear.
Do you know where he got the jigging handles for the Penn Torque?
I do not, all he mentioned was getting an aftermarket handle. Eric said there will be a recall on the handles in the future, and anyone who purchased a Torque will be able to get a free replacement handle from Penn
thanks ray, i forgot about it
Happy to share! Great little seminar
I love those orange and green rods does anyone know what they are
His are phenix megalodon rods, but Cesar gets the blanks and customs wraps the rods himself
I like the name of the channel lol
Thank you! Much appreciated!
What size Penn Torque reel is he running for day time and what size Penn Torque reel is he running at night?
Day time 25n and during the night time 40n.
Really good question, thanks for asking!
Solid advise. The jiggers are getting bit
They get so bit! I wanna see someone who’s good at it in action, in person, so bad!
wish he had more info on the rod and reel setups , like m, h and xh , nevertheless good info in the jigs
The rods are all based on the gram size of jig you’re using. That’s when he was talking about PE “polyethylene”
Hi Ceasr
What is the name of the shop ?
Eric’s tackle shop, out of Ventura California
Who makes that cotton candy jig?
All the jigs in this video are Richwin Knife Jigs!
@@Dirty.Hookers right on. Went to Eric’s yesterday to pickup a couple 🤙🏽
@@dtrn750 nice, glad you were able to find some!
Just watched the cook hook 10 tuna in 4 hours just jigging...he had it down.
Really effective for those who have gotten the technique down!
Info on the rod, reel and jigs used in this class?
Maybe links 😉
Nothing online for Richwin lures, but I know they’re sold at Erics tackle, Richards tackle, Kens custom reels, Anglers choice, Island tackle, and Seaforth landing.
Rods were Megalodon 607 and 609
Reels were the Penn Torque, but I can’t remember 100% what sizes
@@Dirty.Hookers Thank You
Can you suggest Phoenix rod for jigging
Light n medium.
Ceaser is the best
Such a wealth of knowledge!
im back at first baby smokin that jaden liu pack
Should have been me 😢
Hahaha this is just gonna be the new challenge between the 2 of you from here on isn’t it😂
@@Dirty.Hookers it is and he’s going to go DOWN!!!
This ain’t no competition this a n execution
@@BananaAfterlife hahaha best of luck to the both of you from here on!
Do yourselves a favor and get a avet reel
I was thinking about getting a saltiga LD soon, don’t think I’m gonna get an avet.
I personally don't find a top shot necessary on the jig.
Everyone has their own personal preference.
The top shot just provides a little extra give and absorption with headshakes.
While hooked up with such a heavy lure, that addition stretch from the mono top shot reduces the amount of the jig getting thrown around and in theory helps reduce that chance of the hook shaking free
Shit I have had that same 609 rod and same penn 2 speed in my garage for a year now. 😂
Time to whips off the dust and put some fish on the end of it!
If I was there, I would have asked Ceasar, "So how does this relate to crappie fishing?"
Hahaha, he loves his pan fish!
I meet him before nice man next time I'll ask him for a pic
Super cool people, and full of so much great knowledge!
What size was that Penn Fathom on the Megalodon 609? 25n? Thanks Looking to pick that set up at the PCS show next month.
For the 609, I believe he had the 60N paired with it.
🤙👊
How.manyprice.rods.reel.line
Megalodon 609 and Penn Fathom come out to about $350 each I think off the top of my head.
So maybe about $800 - $850 total, depending on what line you get