DEEP - KATY P EDICIÓN LIMITADA
Esta edición ha sido uno de los colores más productivos en la costa oeste de California para la pesca del atún rojo y el atún aleta amarilla. Esta es una gran plantilla de atún. También se puede trabajar como Slow Pitch Jigging y Speed Jigging.
The DEEPJig from JYG Pro Fishing, the one that started it all. The DEEP is designed to excel in low-to-moderate current environments.
Renowned for its intermediate fall speed and fluttering action during free-fall, the DEEP is our top-selling Slow Pitch Jig, trusted by anglers worldwide.
- Intermediate Fall Speed: Perfect for currents ranging from 0.5 to 2.5 knots, the DEEP Jig offers consistent performance in various underwater conditions.
- Fluttering Action: The unique fluttering action during free-fall makes it irresistible to fish, triggering reactionary strikes.
- Glow Options: Available in vibrant green glow and blue glow (White Crackle variant), enhancing visibility in different water depths.
- Target Species: Ideal for targeting Tuna, Wahoo, Grouper, Snapper, Tilefish, Stripers, Lake Trout, Salmon, and Kingfish.
- 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.
Weight Range: 25g, 50g, 100g, 200g, 300g, 400g.
Current Compatibility: 0 to 2.5 knots.
The DEEP is a must-have slow pitch jig in low-to-moderate current conditions. Its proven performance makes it a favorite among both beginners and experienced fishermen.
Whether you're slow pitch jigging mid-water depths or targeting bottom-dwelling species, the DEEP delivers results.
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!