The Sea Falcon Z Slide jigs are versatile fishing lures made in Japan by leading experts in jig fishing. They can be used for various techniques and to target different species of fish. These jigs can be fished as both slow pitch jigs or speed jigs, offering a range of fishing options.
The design of the Z Slide Jigs is asymmetric, which creates a unique action when used. When the rod is jerked upward, the jig responds with a short “Z” action, while a long jerk creates a wide upward sweeping action. This design allows for an effective and enticing movement underwater.
The Z Slide Jigs are also center balanced, ensuring a horizontal fall that mimics the movement of a baitfish trying to escape. This wide sliding action gives the jig a frantic appearance, making it enticing to predatory fish.
These jigs are suitable for a variety of fish species, from bottom-dwelling species like snapper and grouper, to mid-water column pelagic species like tuna. They are versatile lures that can be used in different fishing scenarios.
Please note that hooks are not included with the Z Slide Jigs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Are hooks included with the Z Slide Jigs?
A: No, hooks are not included with the Z Slide Jigs. You will need to purchase hooks separately.
Q: Can the Z Slide Jigs be used for slow pitch and speed jigging?
A: Yes, the Z Slide Jigs are designed to be versatile and can be used for both slow pitch jigging and speed jigging techniques.
Q: What is the action of the Z Slide Jigs when jerked upward?
A: When jerked upward, the Z Slide Jigs respond with a short “Z” action, creating a unique movement underwater.
Q: How does the center balance of the Z Slide Jigs affect their movement?
A: The center balance of the Z Slide Jigs ensures a horizontal fall, mimicking the movement of a baitfish trying to escape. This wide sliding action makes the jig enticing to predatory fish.
Q: What types of fish species are the Z Slide Jigs suitable for?
A: The Z Slide Jigs are suitable for a variety of fish species, including bottom-dwelling species like snapper and grouper, as well as mid-water column pelagic species like tuna.
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