How to do SLOW PITCH JIGGING | slow pitch basics & tactics

In this short seminar I go over How to do slow pitch jigging. One of the fastest growing trends of fishing in modern history. learning to fish with this fishing method will most definitely help you catch more fish. Developed in Japan and adapted throughout the world, slow pitch jigging provides non-stop action whether you are sport fishing, charter fishing, offshore fishing or recreational fishing. If you're looking for some advice, tips and basics to understanding this world wide trend in fishing, or thinking about getting into it and want to see some great catches, this episode is for you. I explain in detail with advice and tips on what gear you'll need along with what jigs you need to get started... also, how, when and where you can get in on this world wide trend of jig fishing.

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Reel - Penn Battle 5000
Rod - 7 foot Penn Battalion 15-20 lb class
line - 12lb Momoi smoke blue Nylon Mono

Accuracte Fury Boss 600N
7' Handcrafted Star Rod

Noamd design Gypsy Jigs

Jyg Slow pitch jigs

[josecapablanca]

Wow Heath another great tutorial helping fellow fishing junkies with a detailed explanation of how to slow pitch jig. Thanks for taking the time and giving us your views on the how and why based on your experience. Great job. I'm one of those with the spinner set up just getting my feet wet into jigging. I'm definitely gonna give your tips a try. 🎣🎣

[remx]

This such a good tutorial video I really enjoyed it a lot this showed me tons of info from the aspect of slow jigging to properly making the knot to ringing a un-rigged lure . Love it

[billblock]

Thanks for great information to get started slow pitch jigging

[kevinike]

Great video, thank you. Keep them coming.

[andressoria]

Thanks for the great video, I have been watching tons of videos on slow jigging (and with youtube auto translation many Japanese videos). Took me months to figure out my set-up, and your tutorial was the icing on the cake. It completed my main line selection (PE ) and leader with a slightly different knot (FG knot) and use of swivel, the intro of jigs was an eye opener. Just got my Abu Garcia Salty water reel (can use for slow and high speed) and waiting for my Shimano gruppler Slow Jig rod....can not wait. Friend and I are trying to promote slow jigging in Taiwan (sick and tired of bottom

[mongo]

I'm fairly new to Slow pitch jigging, last April I went to Panama fishing and got skunked on slow pitch. I am going back for redemption in January and have been looking for tutorial to tell me what I was doing wrong. Your video was great absolutely answered every question. Thanks

[GPopeSinghTriniCharters]

As usual to the point . But I am going all in with specific tackle. I want the tackle just for slow pitch. Will keep you posted on progress as I get the rods, reels and fish. Thanks Heath your tutorials are exceptional.

[ahmadmamdouh]

thank you for the nice explanation for everything in slow jigging, love from Egypt

[JacobE-]

Gonna be trying out the slow pitch soon. Thanks for the tips!

[lilpumpfortnite]

Iv watched a few of your videos your a great no nonsense fishos appreciate it

[imeyouthem]

Great video. Thanks for demystifying the rod/reel combo scam.

[Mickey]

Hi Heath, another great "How to" video. You went into the fine details and really made a comprehensive video. I just watched a John Skinner video, where he was basically slow pitching for Blue Fish and Striped Bass on Long Island. He was doing exactly what you described but was using a one oz. white bucktail jig with a trailer. He was NOT jigging the way we usually do. (I guess you would call it vertical jigging.) He did a slow pitch and then let it flutter down to the bottom. It looked like the "North East" version of "Slow Pitching." Thanks for another great video. Hope everyone is well, Mickey

[snaxs]

Best way I've heard slow jigging described is making a vertical jig swim horizontally. When i first start, I put the jig in the water about 6 to 8 feet where I can still see it so I can see the action im creating on the jig. Each shape and weight will have different action. Under perfect conditions I can swim the jig horizontally for about 4 to 5 seconds before coming tight. Caught Yellowtail here on the West coast slow jigging when the bite was tough.

[supermoto]

Great video and great explanation on how to slow pitch jig. I’m gonna try to use this for Cod this coming Sunday.

Keep up the good work.

[jimcole]

Awesome video and tutorial Heath. Great job.

[JoeJoe-qyvw]

Thank you man .. thats all informative .. and i well give a try

[donaldmaltby]

Wow, I started jigging last year as we are learning and you are right. I struggled with the rod and I used a spinner. Had some success but seemed like to much work. I learned a lot with your video and I am interested in getting a rod and reel. What reel would you recommend for slow pitch jigging in south fla in aprrox 100 to 350 ft of water ? Thanks again,

[hitmizan]

Awesome video and another addiction lol. 1 question, instead of the ring at the end could you use a ta clip or would that mess up the action of jig. Thanks again.

[BucktailBob]

Another great video! I’ve been vertical (butterfly) jigging for over 10 years but am going to be practicing these slow pitch techniques this year.
Would you say that the main difference between a vertical (butterfly) style jig and a slow pitch style jig is that the vertical jigs are symmetrical (same shape on both sides) and the slow pitch jigs are asymmetrical (one side is shaped differently from the other)?

[Scamhater]

thank you for the very informative video. love how detailed it was and not necessarily just selling a gear. really appreciate how you are showing ways to go about slow pitch jigging without breaking the bank. do you have the name or brand of that medium jig you showed in silver strips? thanks again