Slow Pitch Jigging Techniques | PENN Combos | Nomad Lures
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- Slow Pitch Jigging, the hottest trend to hit the West Coast. Ali Hussainy of Local Knowledge Fishing Show, breaks down his approach for a lightweight slow pitch jigging combo and techniques.
Using a lighter rod and reel like the New Fathom reels from PENN and a smaller jig that is designed to dance at a slower pace, make slow pitch jigging an exciting technique to have a great day in the water with a variety of species.
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I love slow pitch jigging out here in San Diego. Never fails, I always use Shimanos Butterfly Jigs. I got interested in it after seeing Sammy Hitzke do it on his channel a couple years ago. I use a Daiwa BG 5000 MQ with a Phenix Black Diamond rod with 50lb braid and a 40lb fluorocarbon leader. Never skunked yet slow pitch jigging.
You've got the bug also! It's too much fun.
@@LocalKnowledge oh yeah, when bonito were biting last summer and my buddies and I made a bet. Whoever skunked had to change my buddies flat tire on his truck. I was jigging and guess who didn't skunk out? 🤣🤣🤣 my buddies were jealous cause I was the only one who hooked up on the bonito
haha didn’t know sammy was known world wide
Picked up a SPJ set up to try out here in the Westcoast. Hope next month I'll give it a whirl on rock fish
Let us know how you do! We are geeking out on it.
Ali have you checked out some of Steve’s Carson’s catches on that little fathom 8? He had a 40lb yellow tail and a 60lb bluefin on it, insane stuff.
We have. Looking forward to trying more species this year.
@@LocalKnowledge it’s a great all around set up and it’s extremely fun to fish, can’t wait for your guys video fishing it
Could you provide a link to check them out please?
also i have a penn torque lever drag 2 speed reel size 25 what rod and line is good for that
Depends on what you want to fish for. Can't go wrong with a 7'6" Carnage II rod rated 30-80.
What size braid on the 8xn, thank you for the video.
40# Seaguar Threadlock
well done on the video. what is the advantage of the narrow reels for slow pitch? is it that the line comes off the spool faster than on a wider reel?
The main reason is it's just easier to stack the line on a narrow spool and tends to get less loops than with a wider set up. Plus the smaller reel just feels better in hand. Thanks for watching!
@@LocalKnowledge that makes sense. thank you for the reply.
I don’t go over 30lb braid when fishing 300-500 ft. for rockfish. The heavier line kills the action of the jigs. I will also go down to 20 lb braid if the current is really strong. So that I can stay vertical.
Not a bad plan at all. Most of our rockfish rigs do double duty with pelagics so we fish a lot of 50 and 65#. The new penn slow pitch stuff is all 40# or 30#.
Hey dude i have the Penn slammer 3 5500 what rod do you think i can use for the small tuna i am using poppers and stick baits really most of the lures that i put action into
also what braid should i use and what top shot should i use
A 8' Carnage II popping rod is perfect for that with 65# braid and 60# - 80# leader.
What are the extremely narrow reels used for? I’ve seen reels narrower than the pen fathom 8 that are rated for 80lb line but they are extremely narrow
Slowpitch jigging
Slow Pitch jigging and they are great to use on smaller fish under say 20#.
Are these jigs heavy enough to sink? No sinker needed? Thanks.
Yep. They fish fast.
How deep are you fishing with those lures for rocking fishing, and how much do those lure weigh?
100' to 400'. Moist jigs are 130-300 gram. Best of luck.
Do you fish them inkvaders on a dropper loop or is it heavy enough to tie straight to your leader?
Plenty heavy on their own.
I'm trying to understand how to retrieve line on a non level wind reel while jigging please? I've tried slow jigging with a conventional reel and the braid piles up softly on the right hand side of the reel. I fish from a kayak. Any advice would be much appreciated.
You gotta thumb it back and forth. After a bit you'll do it without thinking for the rest of your life basically.
@@johntuttle9544 thanks I never knew about that
Just keep tension on the line with your left hand and guide it back and forth. DOesn't have to be perfect. Just don't let the line pile up on the reel.
@@johntuttle9544 Hey John, do you guide the line with your thumb on the spool or from the rod where the line enters the spool? Thanks
@@jbl2270 from the rod.
Can you use one of penn low profiles for this rod because they seem a bit more of my style
100%. We have a couple set up just like this.
@@LocalKnowledge what size do you guys normally go with?
@@roccotully8878 400 generally.
Hi Ali, love your show, tips and gear recommendations 👍🏼.
Can you advice on monofilament line favorite brands for 40,50,60 lbs test line.? I fish in Baja Sur. Thanks in advance.
WE don't use much mono these days. We fish mostly Seaguar braid with a short shot of SeaGuar Fluorocarbon at about 6'. Braid never has to be replaced the fluoro provides a better presentation and abrasion resistance. If you still want to fish mono, Berkley Big Game is our old stand by.
@@LocalKnowledge Thanks for your prompt answer
I don’t see a line guide on these reels. How would the line be guided back on evenly? New fisherman here.
Using your thumb!
Hey im from norway and wanted to try some american lures/tackles do you know anyone good that ship to norway?
Try www.meltontackle.com or www.tackledirect.com . Good luck.
I spj in sf on the rock/ling charter I use the jyg 400g for fishing 600ft of water and you never know what you’ll hook using spj jig they work I’ve caught jumbo rock big lings salmon to shark it’s a rush
So much fun!
Gotta try the squidtrex with this setup!
It's a killer combo!
Does anyone know the name of the rods in this video?
PENN CArnage Slow Pitch. They are on the PENNFISHING.com website.
What is the lighter rod?
It's parabolic to it bends a lot. It does have the power you need to land bigger fish.
The new 8 size penn might replace my sxj.
Ive been messing around with my penn SPJ spinning set up. Only caught a couple small halibut and out of season rockfish.
Just a heads up. The 8 is still a bit smaller than the SXJ but it is a bad ass little machine for sure.
I’m gonna go tuna fishing this year and I’m gonna buy a fathom 25 what jig stick would you recommend
PENN has some new offerings coming this year that we helped design. Keep an eye out for them!
I think they say 1 gram for every foot of water depth. The deeper you plan to fish, the lighter you want to go with your line to decrease drag and the scope of your line in current. I'm just getting into this myself, so it's a learning curve. I bought a slow pitch rod in the 150-350 gram range and threw a Lexa 400HD I had on it because I'm not ready to commit on a dedicated slow pitch reel yet. I'm taking the 50# PP off and spooling it with 30# Maxcuatro, or maybe 20# MC. I should be able to get well over 400yds of line packed on there for East Coast tuna jigging.
@@mikemelina7395 all I’m planning to do is fish for rockfish in erendida Ensenada
@@tonito6197 So go lighter. You won't need the Fathom 25, that's for bigger stuff. The reels he was showing off Fathom 8-10-15 are more suitable. I wouldn't go any larger than the Fathom 15 for inshore. Stick with light pound test line 30# or less and look for a slow pitch rod in the lower range. You're buying the rod to match your jig size and the reel to match the fish you're fishing for. I've caught 65# fish on light spinning tackle. That Fathom 25 is for medium sized tuna and big yellowtail.
@@mikemelina7395 1g per meter typically
Bro...If you want to dig into the nuts and bolts of SPJ..Come see us in Florida. We would love to check out the new gear you have and talk SPJ.
WE have been doing it on both coasts and having a blast!
You have a great channel, guys. Such fun to watch and learn!
do you use a leader on the setup or just straight braid to the jig??
Leader
We have done with and without. Can't say we have seen a real preference.
Honestly I just go straight braid like 30-40 lb braid on a baitcaster and bringing it up and down relatively slowly.
Hello, I want to ask you about the best overhead reel for slow jigging fishing from Penn
The new Fathom 10XN is our favorite.
@@LocalKnowledge
Thank you ❤️
Can i have that fathom leverdrag reell🤩
Yes and for only $279 at Pennfishing.com. haha
I means for free😄
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You have to try hookupbaits for bottom fish. You will be amazed.
thanks for the tip
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@@funnyman2828 how do you know?
@@landonlaskey605 Google Chad Gierlich... you’ll see what he’s talking about...
@@bettapyro2613 damn I just looked it up and now I know what you mean. That’s just sickening.
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Give it a try. Super fun!
Not saying you can’t fish your gear any way you want but you totally missed the boat describing how to use a slow pitch outfit.
We never claimed to have it wired. Please share....
@@LocalKnowledge I would watch the Japanese videos rather than take my word. I am no expert by far.
I've been vertical jigging over UK wrecks since the 80s and they have been doing it forever. The Japanese didn't invent this method
Of course the english did it 1st 🙄Lol....lifting feathers off the bottom is not jigging mate and if u started this in 80s in 40yrs how could u not invent proper jigs for it ...na pal
@@cornishlurerage..kayakinga2273 of course it's jigging. Heavy lures with assist hooks. Who said anything about feathers?
@@pissywilly where did u get those in the 80s then pal......?
@@cornishlurerage..kayakinga2273 we mostly made them because it gets expensive losing them in wrecks so regularly.
@@pissywilly nice .. yer I remember we used lead ones we had shine up everytime , weren't ideal but opened thr door at least 👊👊