Daiwa Mr. Slow Jig – 180g – Goggle Eye

The Daiwa Mr. Slow jig is a jig designed for slow pitch jigging. It has a widened, flat body shape, which allows it to stay in the strike zone for longer periods of time. The jig has a slow, erratic falling action, thanks to its unique angles and design. As it falls, it stops and changes direction frequently, creating a fluttering action that imitates a dying baitfish.

The Mr. Slow Jig comes with two heavy-duty, extra sharp assist hooks. These hooks are attached by heavy braid, which is reinforced with an internal fluorocarbon. This design not only increases the jig's strength, but also reduces hook fouling. Hook fouling can negatively affect the jig's action and lead to missed bites.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How does the widened, flat body shape of the Mr. Slow Jig help it stay in the strike zone for longer periods of time?

The widened, flat body shape of the Mr. Slow Jig creates a larger surface area, allowing it to maintain its position in the water column and resist being swept away by strong currents. This means that the jig can stay in the strike zone, where the fish are actively feeding, for a longer period of time.

2. What is the advantage of the slow, erratic falling action of the Mr. Slow Jig?

The slow, erratic falling action of the Mr. Slow Jig imitates the movements of a dying baitfish. This action triggers predatory instincts in fish and entices them to strike. By changing direction frequently and fluttering as it falls, the jig creates a realistic and enticing motion that is irresistible to many species of fish.

3. How does the unique design of the assist hooks benefit the Mr. Slow Jig?

The Mr. Slow Jig is equipped with heavy-duty, extra sharp assist hooks that are attached by heavy braid and reinforced with internal fluorocarbon. This design increases the jig's strength and durability, ensuring that it can withstand the force of aggressive strikes and the pressure of battling big fish. Additionally, the fluorocarbon reinforcement helps reduce hook fouling, ensuring that the hooks remain clear and ready to quickly and securely hook fish.