Popularized in Japan, slow pitch jigging continues to gain traction as a go-to technique for saltwater anglers in the United States on both the Pacific and Atlantic coasts. The slow pitch jigging technique is employed by anglers in search of grouper, amberjack, tuna and many other species when the fish aren’t actively feeding. By using smaller tackle and small, precise movements, anglers are imitating a wounded and dying baitfish — something even the most discerning fish can’t resist. “The PENN® Slow…
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