Which species are slow-pitch jigs used for?
Short answer
The saltwater press describes night slow-pitch jigging as its own technique, used for amberjack, yellowtail, tuna and large hairtail in deep water.
In detail
Inshore weights target sea bass, mackerel and bonito, and the 20-40 g end crosses over into freshwater pike and zander programmes in Europe.
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