Sea Falcon Z Slow Deep Neo Jig – 400g – Squid

The Sea Falcon Z Slow Deep Neo jig is specifically designed for vertical jigging in deep waters, reflecting the pinnacle of Japanese craftsmanship. This jig is perfect for anglers who demand the best performance and durability while deep-sea fishing. The semi-long profile of the jig allows it to slice through the water with ease, and it's built to target a wide range of fish species, particularly in challenging deep-sea environments.

• Semi-Long Profile: Allows the jig to effortlessly cut through water and reach the desired depth quickly.
• Rapid Descent: The elongated shape facilitates a quick drop through the water column to where the fish are.
• Tight Vibrating Wobble: Creates an attractive falling action to entice predatory fish.
• Versatility: Suited for both slow pitch and speed jigging techniques.
• Substantial Weight: At 400g, it is ideal for reaching deep-water fish.
• Durability: Made with corrosion-resistant materials suitable for saltwater fishing.

It is important to note that the jigs are sold without hooks, providing the flexibility for anglers to select hooks that best suit their fishing needs and preferences.

FAQs

Q: How do I choose the right size of jig?

A: The right size of Sea Falcon Z Slow Deep Neo Jig depends on factors such as water depth, target fish size, and current strength. For deeper waters and bigger fish, use a larger jig, while smaller jigs are optimal for shallower waters and smaller species.

Q: Can I use these jigs in saltwater?

A: Absolutely, the Sea Falcon Z Slow Deep Neo Jigs are intended for saltwater fishing. They feature corrosion-resistant materials to handle the ocean's demanding conditions.

Q: How do I fish with these jigs?

A: You can fish Sea Falcon Z Slow Deep Neo Jigs using slow pitch or speed jigging techniques. Each technique offers different movements and presentations to trigger strikes from predatory fish.

Q: Do the jigs come with hooks?

A: Hooks are not included with these jigs, giving you the opportunity to choose hooks based on the fish species you are targeting and local fishing regulations.