How to make a Wire spreader rig for Jigging
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ต.ค. 2024
- This wire spreader rig for jigging is called ebing or tenbin in Japanese, Tadmina تدمينة in Arabic. You can use this to drop very small baits or soft plastics in deep water, or enable you to cast really tiny lures from shore, a very long distance.
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Thanks, I really appreciate the video!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Nice technique kit 👏🏻
Just sharing Syed....as I know a lot of people don't know about this. Thanks for watching...as always :D
TheFishingKit keep them coming mate! Love ur videos full of knowledge ✌🏻
Will do Syed! Please Share so more people can learn :)
I´ll try this ebing jig from shore. What hook system do you recommend for the jig? been casting or SLJ
I'd put a small fly or soft plastic if you do this from shore. Don't put a hook on the jig.
no hooks on the jigs? is it basically just used as a weight?
Yup, it gives action to the soft plastic lon a long leader on the other wnd of the wire spreader - this is especially useful when fishing for fish that are homed in to small bait, but are holding deep.
Nice rig, i was curious though, whether the short arm would break easily after the 2 rolls (during big fight)? Thanks
The wire im using is 400lb.
@@TheFishingKit after the rolls on both ends to secure them, you "cut" it by "wiggling" the leftover wire. I was worry that the short section would also break like that.
@@aquillae nah, it wont. it's not subjected to the same forces because when you reel in the fish, its actually a straight line with the wires not bending back and forth.
@@TheFishingKit okay, thank you kit 👍
There are probably still a lot of bite on the attractor jig itself.
It looks very similar to a three way trolling rig that people also use from shore and in certain freshwater rivers. They just use a pencil sinker instead of a jig. They use the three way to present a fly in deeper river pools and from shore for the same reason.
Boon, this is dropped 100m or more. The jig moves as well. A sinker will not move and will not attract. But yes, quite similar to the walker / bottom bouncer rig
Nice set up, but sinkers DO attract. We get many bluefin tuna on a plain torpedo sinker with assist hooks. Sometimes they eat the weight instead of the bait
Great vid! Where in Cebu you from?
I grew up in the mountains of Banilad.
@@TheFishingKit cool! I'm from Manila, moved to Cebu 3 years back and loving it. Keep the videos coming bro, love your insights and tutorials. When you plan to come visit Cebu let me know let's catch some big ones 👍
Anyway I could purchase a few of these from you
Hi John, from where I am based, this is not practical for shipping. This is why I am making these step by step guides available for people.
Could I get away with a hook on my jig??
With This, it's a technique to get a small lure down to when the fish are homed in to smaller bait, or if they are not really biting. We usually try with just the jig, and if they don't respond, drop this down...If they bite with the just the jig alone, this doesn't get used.