Jackall GOODMEAL MAKIESA JIG 3g
- Product Code: code-3120
- Weight: 0.01kg
3g, 29mm, Hook No.7
The new concept jig "Good Meal Winding Bait Jig" combines the operability and appeal of the lure with the ability to attract and eat the bait.
The 3g/5g/7g is equipped with a "streamline hook with ken" that makes it easy for even small fish to hook and prevents the attached bait from shifting. (Hook size 3g: No. 7 / 5g: No. 9 / 7g: No. 10) 20g
is equipped with a thick shaft hook "Koiso hook" that can handle large fish. (Hook size No. 12)
How to use it and the fish you can mainly catch
The first way to use it is to "roll"
Just roll it up as the word goes! Of course, you can also fish with just a reel, but bottom bump (lure the rod up and down sharply and lure it with a motion that makes it bounce on the bottom) and cheat (drop it to the bottom, slowly wind the reel and pull the bottom * Be careful with roots!). *) and change the way you invite them, and you can get a further response from the fish.
The second way to use it is to "drop"
Just drop the jig near the wall of the embankment or in the gap between the tetras. When it reaches the bottom, move the rod up and down to lure it, and if there is no response, move it a little and drop it again, and repeat. This is the most effective way to use it when targeting root fish such as scorpionfish, rockfish, and grouper.
■ Main fish that can be caught
3G: Kiss / Goby / Scorpion fish / Bella etc.
5G/7G: Scorpionfish, rockfish, seigo, etc.
20g: Scorpionfish / Grouper / Chinu / Flounder / Magochi / Seabass etc.
- Brand: JACKALL
- Availability: In Stock
€4.09
3g, 29mm, Hook No.7
The new concept jig "Good Meal Winding Bait Jig" combines the operability and appeal of the lure with the ability to attract and eat the bait.
The 3g/5g/7g is equipped with a "streamline hook with ken" that makes it easy for even small fish to hook and prevents the attached bait from shifting. (Hook size 3g: No. 7 / 5g: No. 9 / 7g: No. 10) 20g
is equipped with a thick shaft hook "Koiso hook" that can handle large fish. (Hook size No. 12)
How to use it and the fish you can mainly catch
The first way to use it is to "roll"
Just roll it up as the word goes! Of course, you can also fish with just a reel, but bottom bump (lure the rod up and down sharply and lure it with a motion that makes it bounce on the bottom) and cheat (drop it to the bottom, slowly wind the reel and pull the bottom * Be careful with roots!). *) and change the way you invite them, and you can get a further response from the fish.
The second way to use it is to "drop"
Just drop the jig near the wall of the embankment or in the gap between the tetras. When it reaches the bottom, move the rod up and down to lure it, and if there is no response, move it a little and drop it again, and repeat. This is the most effective way to use it when targeting root fish such as scorpionfish, rockfish, and grouper.
■ Main fish that can be caught
3G: Kiss / Goby / Scorpion fish / Bella etc.
5G/7G: Scorpionfish, rockfish, seigo, etc.
20g: Scorpionfish / Grouper / Chinu / Flounder / Magochi / Seabass etc.