Shimano has launched a new kind of jigging technique with their Butterfly Flat-Fall jigs. These jigs are designed to be dropped to the desired depth, then cranked up 30 feet before being left on free spool. Alternatively, they can be cast to fall while on free spool. Once a bite is felt, simply jerk and repeat. The jig is center balanced and falls horizontally, with a wobbling action that keeps it in the strike zone for longer than other Butterfly jigs. The hydrodynamic flat keel design, two Owner dancing stinger hooks with PowerPro 250lb. assist, and center balanced jig helps it flatten on the fall.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How deep should I drop the Butterfly Flat-Fall Jig?
A: You can drop the jig to your desired depth, but it is recommended to crank it up approximately 30 feet before leaving it on free spool.
Q: Can I cast the Butterfly Flat-Fall Jig?
A: Yes, you can cast the jig to let it fall while on free spool. This can be an effective technique for attracting bites.
Q: How should I respond when I feel a bite?
A: When you feel a bite, simply jerk and repeat. The wobbling action of the jig helps to entice fish to strike.
Q: What is the advantage of the center balanced design?
A: The center balanced design of the Butterfly Flat-Fall Jig allows it to fall horizontally and stay in the strike zone for a longer period of time, increasing your chances of catching fish.
Q: What makes the Butterfly Flat-Fall Jig unique?
A: The jig features a hydrodynamic flat keel design, two Owner dancing stinger hooks with PowerPro 250lb. assist, and a center balanced jig, all of which contribute to its unique and effective action in the water.
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