TUNA SLOW JIGGING

The best jigging technique for fishing with soft baits, often underutilized. It’s a great technique for fish you see on the fish finder that “won’t bite anything”.

Benefits:

1. You’re able to stay in a key strike zone for a very long time.

2. Natural and subtle movements used to present a slow and easy bait for a lazy tuna to eat is a method that is deadly, especially with a softbait tail.

3. An easy technique for inexperienced guests on your boat.

Slow Jigging Approach:

1. Drop to a specific depth that you are targeting.

2. Slowly raise your rod tip and let the lure fall slowly.

3. Every few moments, change the depth by 10-feet using slow cranks, and repeat the slow jigging method.

4. Drop back to the bottom and repeat.