SEMY COLLECTION
The SEMY Jig from JYG Pro Fishing is the ultimate heavyweight champion designed for the most challenging conditions. The SEMY is based on the design of the STRYKE with a more compact design. This jig streaks on free fall and flutters when pitched. Weighing from 30 grams up to 1030 grams, the SEMY excels in strong currents up to 4 knots, making it perfect for deep-sea enthusiasts, and shallow water fans alike
Key Features:
- Heavyweight Design: With a weight range from 30g to 1030g, the SEMY is our heaviest jig, ensuring it stays effective in the strongest currents.
- Dynamic Action: The SEMY's unique design creates a streaking action during free-fall, followed by an attractive flutter that captivates fish, making it irresistible.
- Blue Glow: With a striking blue glow, the SEMY enhances visibility in deep waters, increasing your chances of a successful catch.
- Target Species: Ideal for targeting Tuna, Wahoo, Grouper, Snapper, Tilefish, Stripers, Lake Trout, Salmon, Kingfish and Wreckfish.
- Wire-through construction: Built tough with our TRU-WIRE construction to increase strength and durability. This design greatly increases catch rates and ensures a solid connection to the fish throughout the fight.
- Symmetrical Design: JYG PRO Fishing designs all of the slow pitch jigs with symmetry in mind to ensure a balanced and stable presentation in the water.
Specifications:
- Weight Range: 30g, 60g, 130g, 230g, 330g, 430g, 730g, 1030g
- Current Compatibility: From 0 to 4 knots
Why Choose the SEMY Jig?
The SEMY Jig is extremely versatile and has been used in many different environments. The lighter weights are often used inshore and in freshwater lakes, while the heavier offerings have been fished as deep as 2,000ft. This jig is a favorite in the Gulf of Mexico, The Bahamas, and all around the world.
How do You Choose the Right Weight?
Using the general rule of 1 gram of jig weight per every 1ft of depth, we can decide which size jig to use. For instance, when fishing in 150 feet, a jig weight between 130g and 200g would be acceptable. Take note of the current speed and scale up or down in size as needed to reach the bottom!
