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thanks for sharing i learnt alot, as a solo guy starting out and trying to find information on the internet this is really helpful for me. i will start gathering the items first before i start actually try this out at bedok jetty. Wish i had friends are into fishing haha to go with.
Iam new to ajing, i learn a lot from your video, especialy some xfactor like the fish mostly avoid light, the bigger on the dark side, choose the right lure color depents on moon phase, twitch technique, jighead weight, etc. thx btw, this informative🙏🏼🤝🏼
I really liked the video. I am in the middle of learning and this type of information is great. I would like to see more videos like this, when to choose one size or another, what type of jig head to use, when to use solid or transparent color, etc. Thank you very much for the information. Regards.
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hello sir btw thankyou for you video give me learning how to ajing game, but can i ask you about the solid worm for the light moon? the solid worm need glow(gid) or no? if no glow no problem?
@@popicerendang8203 it depends on what the Aji are feeding on. If Aji feeding on plankton, glow worms will be effective. If Aji feeding on small fish, colour similar to small fish would work well..
@@DixonicQ ohh okay i see, now i know thankyou for your information, so much teach me... im new learning about ajing game for sure i want to learning ajing game more than. im waiting new your video about ajing game 😉 ohh.. and i love your set tackle is a dream set tackle for me 😊
I appreciated this video because I'm a newbie. I learned action technique and basic discipline. And I have one question: Your rod has a long rear grip. Don't you feel uncomfortable when casting? Many Korean anglers use a short rear grip for ajing.
I do use short butt rod as well.. the rod I’m using in this video is a longer rod which is designed for micro jigs. As I had fish at this spot many times, I know that the Aji’s are further out in the dark.. with a longer rod, it gives me the distance. The longer butt also assist me to cast further using the pull back matter..
Thank you so much for this detailed tuto, very appreciated! Just one thing, you are passing very fast on the line description, understand using ester line because it has heavy density, but which size are you using please? Have checked these lines and seem to be so thin... also, are you adding any fluoro leader? Maybe larger size than the mainline itself to prevent cut by some fish with teeth? Thank you again.
I use between 1.4lb - 2.3lb polyester line depending on the environment. In this video, I was using 2.3lb pair with 4lb fluorocarbon leader. As I’m targeting Ajis, they r inhalers without teeth. My 4lb leader is more for abrasion again under water structures.
@@DixonicQ Thank you! Ordered ester 0.3 Varivas line (1.75lbs) from Malaysia (I am in Thailand and could not find this type of line here) BEFORE I checked your channel, and so, was wondering if I should have ordered the 0.4 instead... Looks like the 0.3 is still in acceptable range hopefully, but probably limited to small Aji only.. Should I re-order for 0.4? Thanks again!
@@AP_Thailand 0.3 is good enough.. u r able to land big ajis on it.. I land 30cm Aji in Japan with 0.3.. I have also landed 1.6kg trevally on my 0.6 2.3lb ester line. Only difference is, it will take a longer time to land them.
Hi Brian, glad you like the video.. I don’t usually fish on the western coast of Malaysia.. eastern coast has much clearer water which Ajis prefer.. I have heard that pangkor island do have Ajis but I haven’t try it personally..
@@shahrulaiezam924 Ajing is basically catching Aji (Japanese horse mackerel) It doesn’t matter what rod u use to catch them though a proper Ajing Rod is preferred. There’s many rods in the market that are light. Trout fishing, Mebaru rushing, Ajing are just some examples. The characteristic of Ajing Rod is basically sensitively as we are casting very light jighead. Trout Rod are more noodlely(sofer) and not so sensitive. With all that said, line play a very important part. If your line is too thick, you wouldn’t be able to sink your jighead to the strike zone. You can read the comments in this video comment zone. There’s lots of information within. Happy casting…!
Hi Dixon, I have a question if the lolong are at deeper column let’s say 20 seconds. Do you cast your line and retrieve slack and wait to countdown to 20 secs? Or do you cast and retrieve slack and open your bail arm to allow it to sink to 20 seconds then close and retrieve. Thanks in advance as I’m really curious
I cast, collect slack and wait. I don’t open bail arm as opening bail arm, you wouldn’t be able to do what we call a tension fall and your line will be subjected to wind blowing it everywhere. But in some condition I do open bail arm. For example, current is very fast and closing bail will float my rig up to the surface. In those conditions, I will do a controlled release by cupping my spool with my thumb and index finger releasing line with tension.
GID soft plastic are preferred. Still it has to depends on the light conditions. For instance, -low light as in there’s some street lamps or even moon light, used a more natural colour. -Slightly brighter or full moon, you can try solid colours.. ajis will be attached to the silhouette of your soft plastic.. - Total darkness, GID soft plastic works well.. Another factor is the clarity of water, if water is cloudy or not as clear, GID soft plastic works well. Or Ajis are active in the depth where light can’t penetrate, GID too works well.. Hope the above helps you in your strike rate. Happy Ajing..
Fast action is preferred.. key point is sensitivity as u will need to feel ur jighead when it’s in the water. N a noodling rod is harder to impart action to ur rig.
Carolina rig can work too but I personally like the direct jighead as I can better feel the sinking of jighead. I can also better impart action to my rig when I use jighead.
If there some sunlight, any colour with sparkle works well. I personally like clear couple with dust of sparks in it. If it’s a gloomy day. Solid colour like orange or brown is suitable.
Very unlikely to have lolongs there as lolong need deeper n clearer water. In sg, places with record of lolong are at MCC, MCE, St. John jetty and Labrador Park jetty.
Shape of the jighead does make a different. If Ajis are targeting bait fishes, a slimmer or a delta sharp jig head would help when you’re darting your rig. Rounder or broader profile jighead will sink slower than slim ones. Depending on what they’re feeding on, we always try to match the hatch..
@@DixonicQ thanks for the reply. Jig shape has been something I've been experimenting with but was curious if it actually made a difference. Sorry I forgot to say which colour style do you usually like in muddy water. Eg. Light bright colour or a dark colour?
Nice video man. I am new to this kind of fishing. I want to ask you how would you ajing in shallow waters(2-3m) with small or bigger rocks inside,? Does continuous retrieve work with 🪱?
It all depends on what the Ajis are feeding on.. continuous retrieval or darting retrieval will be effective if they were chasing small bait fish. If they’re feeding on planktons. Use a light jighead to let your rig glide through to mimic plankton..
Excellent video with great tips and details which I haven't found elsewhere so far. Many thanks!
We are glad that this video is of much use to you.. your compliments will inspire us to do more videos as we enjoy sharing knowledge and information..
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thanks for sharing i learnt alot, as a solo guy starting out and trying to find information on the internet this is really helpful for me. i will start gathering the items first before i start actually try this out at bedok jetty.
Wish i had friends are into fishing haha to go with.
@@ordln4ry Glad that this vids is of useful to you.. Enjoy the process of it..
Keep casting…
Iam new to ajing, i learn a lot from your video, especialy some xfactor like the fish mostly avoid light, the bigger on the dark side, choose the right lure color depents on moon phase, twitch technique, jighead weight, etc. thx btw, this informative🙏🏼🤝🏼
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I love Lolong, thanks for sharing info.
You’re most welcome 🙇🏼♂️
I really liked the video. I am in the middle of learning and this type of information is great. I would like to see more videos like this, when to choose one size or another, what type of jig head to use, when to use solid or transparent color, etc. Thank you very much for the information. Regards.
I’m glad that the video is of use to you.. it’s our pleasure to offer all this information to you.
I’m over the moon whenever viewers appreciated our work.
Thanks again for the encouragement..
tight lines…
Great video! What is the chest torch/lamp?
@@JP-qn4uo Thank you.. 🙏🏼
Chest light is from “hapyson”
hello sir btw thankyou for you video give me learning how to ajing game, but can i ask you about the solid worm for the light moon? the solid worm need glow(gid) or no? if no glow no problem?
@@popicerendang8203 it depends on what the Aji are feeding on. If Aji feeding on plankton, glow worms will be effective. If Aji feeding on small fish, colour similar to small fish would work well..
@@DixonicQ ohh okay i see, now i know thankyou for your information, so much teach me... im new learning about ajing game for sure i want to learning ajing game more than. im waiting new your video about ajing game 😉 ohh.. and i love your set tackle is a dream set tackle for me 😊
@@popicerendang8203 I’m glad this video helps you in this game of Ajing.. have fun…
I appreciated this video because I'm a newbie. I learned action technique and basic discipline. And I have one question: Your rod has a long rear grip. Don't you feel uncomfortable when casting? Many Korean anglers use a short rear grip for ajing.
I do use short butt rod as well.. the rod I’m using in this video is a longer rod which is designed for micro jigs.
As I had fish at this spot many times, I know that the Aji’s are further out in the dark.. with a longer rod, it gives me the distance. The longer butt also assist me to cast further using the pull back matter..
Thank you so much for this detailed tuto, very appreciated! Just one thing, you are passing very fast on the line description, understand using ester line because it has heavy density, but which size are you using please? Have checked these lines and seem to be so thin... also, are you adding any fluoro leader? Maybe larger size than the mainline itself to prevent cut by some fish with teeth? Thank you again.
I use between 1.4lb - 2.3lb polyester line depending on the environment. In this video, I was using 2.3lb pair with 4lb fluorocarbon leader. As I’m targeting Ajis, they r inhalers without teeth. My 4lb leader is more for abrasion again under water structures.
@@DixonicQ Thank you! Ordered ester 0.3 Varivas line (1.75lbs) from Malaysia (I am in Thailand and could not find this type of line here) BEFORE I checked your channel, and so, was wondering if I should have ordered the 0.4 instead... Looks like the 0.3 is still in acceptable range hopefully, but probably limited to small Aji only.. Should I re-order for 0.4? Thanks again!
@@AP_Thailand 0.3 is good enough.. u r able to land big ajis on it.. I land 30cm Aji in Japan with 0.3.. I have also landed 1.6kg trevally on my 0.6 2.3lb ester line. Only difference is, it will take a longer time to land them.
@@DixonicQ very nice, thank you for confirming because ordering from so far is a bit difficult and long! Tight lines bro 🙏
@@AP_Thailand you’re most welcome
Good information, thanks for sharing
You’re most welcome
Great info. Thanks for sharing
You’re most welcome.. glad you found it informative..
Great video Dixon! Im italian and living in Kuala Lumpur right now, do you have any spot around to suggest where i can Ajing?thank you for your time !
Hi Brian, glad you like the video..
I don’t usually fish on the western coast of Malaysia.. eastern coast has much clearer water which Ajis prefer..
I have heard that pangkor island do have Ajis but I haven’t try it personally..
is light setup can considered ajing? becouse ajing rod i bought was labeled as Light
@@shahrulaiezam924 Ajing is basically catching Aji (Japanese horse mackerel)
It doesn’t matter what rod u use to catch them though a proper Ajing Rod is preferred.
There’s many rods in the market that are light. Trout fishing, Mebaru rushing, Ajing are just some examples.
The characteristic of Ajing Rod is basically sensitively as we are casting very light jighead.
Trout Rod are more noodlely(sofer) and not so sensitive. With all that said, line play a very important part. If your line is too thick, you wouldn’t be able to sink your jighead to the strike zone.
You can read the comments in this video comment zone. There’s lots of information within.
Happy casting…!
Hi Dixon, I have a question if the lolong are at deeper column let’s say 20 seconds. Do you cast your line and retrieve slack and wait to countdown to 20 secs? Or do you cast and retrieve slack and open your bail arm to allow it to sink to 20 seconds then close and retrieve.
Thanks in advance as I’m really curious
I cast, collect slack and wait. I don’t open bail arm as opening bail arm, you wouldn’t be able to do what we call a tension fall and your line will be subjected to wind blowing it everywhere.
But in some condition I do open bail arm. For example, current is very fast and closing bail will float my rig up to the surface. In those conditions, I will do a controlled release by cupping my spool with my thumb and index finger releasing line with tension.
does the soft plastic bait have to use a GID? especially if I'm fishing in a low light area, thanks
GID soft plastic are preferred. Still it has to depends on the light conditions. For instance,
-low light as in there’s some street lamps or even moon light, used a more natural colour.
-Slightly brighter or full moon, you can try solid colours.. ajis will be attached to the silhouette of your soft plastic..
- Total darkness, GID soft plastic works well..
Another factor is the clarity of water, if water is cloudy or not as clear, GID soft plastic works well. Or Ajis are active in the depth where light can’t penetrate, GID too works well..
Hope the above helps you in your strike rate.
Happy Ajing..
@@DixonicQ thank you very much, your explanation is very helpful. I like watching your actions play ajing. keep up the good work. ✌️
@@enjoytv311 Thanks for your compliment.. I’m glad that this information is of help to you..
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Hi dixon 👋🏻 , can i know do we need to use fast action rod for Ajing?
Fast action is preferred.. key point is sensitivity as u will need to feel ur jighead when it’s in the water. N a noodling rod is harder to impart action to ur rig.
@@DixonicQ noted ✅ thanks for sharing 👍🏻
@@rayhan8929 you’re most welcome
How do you think about Ajing with Carolina rig setup?
Carolina rig can work too but I personally like the direct jighead as I can better feel the sinking of jighead. I can also better impart action to my rig when I use jighead.
Hi bro. Check with u your floating device where I bought it? I couldn’t find it else where. Thanks!
I got mine from Japan many years back. Think 34 already stop this product.
It’s actually a OEM from “bluestrom”
You can Google it.
@@DixonicQ thanks bro for the info! Cheers
@@thecalvinong you’re most welcome
Oh ya bro. Check with u still have spare lsg shirt for sale? Hard to get from you now.. 😢
@@thecalvinong we are in the midst of rolling out new design and collaboration. So hang on for awhile.
Thank you for the support.. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Solid buddy!
Thanks buddy.. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Found your channel through Instagram suggestions page. Tight lines
Tight lines fellow angler..
Bro... you are real power of playing top
🤣 Thank you….
quick question senpai, you are using a nylon right? do you have a leader line or basically a main line only? newbie here, learning the art of ajing.
@@Papi.B I’m using polyester line. Yes I use fluorocarbon for leader
@DixonicQ thanks!
@ my pleasure
Hi, can you share in the morning what colours is more effective?
If there some sunlight, any colour with sparkle works well. I personally like clear couple with dust of sparks in it.
If it’s a gloomy day. Solid colour like orange or brown is suitable.
Hey Dixon, do you know if the east coast park white jetty has lolong? If yes, how do I catch them?
Very unlikely to have lolongs there as lolong need deeper n clearer water.
In sg, places with record of lolong are at MCC, MCE, St. John jetty and Labrador Park jetty.
Got lolong just not a lot.
Is this luminous jigg worm? Perfect catch good job.
Yes it was.. and thanks for the compliment 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Goog video, Thank you
Thanks for the compliment 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Great video. Do jig head shapes make much of a difference? Also, what would you choose in murkey/muddy water?
Shape of the jighead does make a different. If Ajis are targeting bait fishes, a slimmer or a delta sharp jig head would help when you’re darting your rig.
Rounder or broader profile jighead will sink slower than slim ones.
Depending on what they’re feeding on, we always try to match the hatch..
@@DixonicQ thanks for the reply. Jig shape has been something I've been experimenting with but was curious if it actually made a difference.
Sorry I forgot to say which colour style do you usually like in muddy water.
Eg. Light bright colour or a dark colour?
@@4726052 brighter color helps for murky water. Something that gives a contrast to the water
Thanks for the tips bro..
You’re most welcome..
Master dq, which island is this?
It’s a private island on the eastern coasts of Malaysia
Nice video man. I am new to this kind of fishing. I want to ask you how would you ajing in shallow waters(2-3m) with small or bigger rocks inside,? Does continuous retrieve work with 🪱?
It all depends on what the Ajis are feeding on.. continuous retrieval or darting retrieval will be effective if they were chasing small bait fish. If they’re feeding on planktons. Use a light jighead to let your rig glide through to mimic plankton..
@DixonicQ I got the meaning. Thank you very much. I would love to see more videos from you especially fishing in different terens each time
@@hrcivic We are more than happy to bring you more videos.. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Normal ajing also no bite. How to ajing
Master👍👍👍
Thank you… I’m no master.. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Is there any specific months for this fish?
Certain places they only come in during monsoon. Some places they are residence. Normally places with deeper and clearer water they will reside there.
Do U sell the thirty four pfd?
Sorry I don’t..
Bro , may I know where is this place pls ?
It’s a private island on the eastern coast of Malaysia
I c , 👍
Thank you
You’re most welcome
Thanks
You’re most welcome… 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
try 1lb and 1.8 g can fly far far
1.5g and 2g can fly very far .
May I ask what kind of thigh bag is that?
It’s a drop leg Molle platform which I attached a molle pouch to it.
So handsome I wish I could do ajing with you. Please bring me to this beautiful island
Let’s go…
Bring a net in case if u hook up a monster. Ajing & ultra light fishing is the best. Im selling my jigging stuff all to buy Ajing rod & reel 😂😂😂
@@mohammadsyafiqwilson6672 It’s normal to hook up something big when playing Ajing. Just enjoy the fight.. 😛
Gangster
😝😝😝
I will take that as a compliment..
Thank you.. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Mata besarrrrr
Tu mata besar mata besar besar