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Fishing Disciplines

Jigging

Jigging is a fishing technique that involves using a jig, which is a type of fishing lure that mimics the movement of prey in the water. The angler uses a rod and reel to cast the jig into the water and then jerks the rod up and down to make the jig move in a lifelike manner. This motion is intended to attract fish and entice them to bite the jig. Jigging can be done in both fresh and saltwater and is commonly used to catch a variety of fish species such as bass, walleye, tuna, and snapper. It requires some skill and practice to master, but can be a very effective way to catch fish