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Giant Jig Head - 300g

Click a thumbnail below to Enlarge image... Orange/Yellow Red/Lumi Rigged Jig Head Red/Black Colours Green/Lumi   Bookmark & Share This Product | More The Giant Jighead is the first ever Jighead specifically adapted for Norway Fishing.   The rubber Shad is successful and becomes more and more popular, but the one-hook-design produces missed bites compared to the two treble hooks fitted to the Giant Jighead.   The Giant Jighead can be fished passively, just as the inventor Volker Dapoz says: “I prefer simply to hold it, because even the rubber Shad tail has enough movement in light wave conditions. So maybe you can use a second rod parallel.”   If you are planning a fishing trip to Norway this must be part of your tackle selection to give you the best chance to land that large Halibut and Cod.   Fish the Giant Jighead 2 to 3 feet from the bottom for best results.   Giant Jigheads are supplied without Shad and without treble hooks.   Please check the Seawaver website where you can see clips of how to rig the system and fish caught; www.seawaver.com   Weight: 300g   Colour Options: Orange/Yellow Red/Lumo  Red/Black Green/Lumi Pack Weight: 300.00g   Ref. No. FT9B034   Our Price: £7.42 including VAT Options   Colour Orange/Yellow Red/Lumo Red/Black Green/Lumi Quantity 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Add to cart          Add to wish list View Conversion Tables

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The advantages of using jigs for fishing

Small and inexpensive, a jig is the ideal supplement to any fishing expert's tackle box. A well chosen jig can enhance an angler's chances of ensnaring more fish and luring in bulkier specimens living in the North Sea, such as sole, haddock, sprat, flounder and Atlantic cod. Basically a jig is a kind of fishing lure - it moves around and attracts fish when it goes up and down.

In the majority of instances jigs look just like fish and are marketed in an array of shapes, weights and sizes. Weighty jig heads are utilised in deeper waters with a strong current and giant jig options normally use entire fish dead-bait to catch larger fish varieties like cod. An angler will join the jig to a fishing rod and the sinker, comprising of heavy lead, will allow the lure to fall deep into the water.

Then it will keep jerkily bobbing up and down in a vertical motion to mirror the actions of real-life fish. Regardless of whether you are looking to fish for ling, cod or sea bass and are using curtail worms or larger shads, a jig is definitely the ultimate fishing gear extra for your angling needs. Opt for a jig today to make the most of fishing sports like speed jigging and sea jigging.

Who uses a giant jig head - 300g?

A giant jig head - 300g is excellent value for money, which means a plethora of varied anglers can gain from using its distinctive attributes to make a fantastic catch. By drawing in a variety of fish specimens quickly and efficiently, a giant jig head - 300g makes fishing less stressful and time consuming. Constructed to be used by a variety of fishermen, both newcomers and established anglers should be able to utilise this giant jig head - 300g to best effect.

Connecting this sort of jig to your choice of fishing rod only takes a moment - you'll have lots more time to enjoy the beauty of the open sea instead of feeling anxious over your technical fishing equipment pieces and your tackle box gear. With pirking and speed fishing steadily increasing in popularity amongst avid fishermen, it is probably the best time to buy a giant jig head - 300g today.

The benefits of fishing in Norway

Whether you take in a fjord fishing tour or you fish in the Norwegian Sea as part of a job, fishing in Norway is an excellent opportunity to show off your tackle. Norway has a zeal for fishing which is shown by offering anglers the chance to fully utilise their fishing tackle in order to cast out for the likes of coalies or mackerel. When angling in coastal waters or carrying out deep sea fishing, anglers have the opportunity to cast out for cod, mackerel and coalfish with the aid of robust rods and fishing hooks which suit harsh conditions.

If you want to fish for pike or trout then sail on the freshwater inland lakes that supply a wide range of fish to reel in and allow you the opportunity to trial soft bait for example Glow Squid or 23cm tabby shad. Finally, do not ignore salmon fishing; Norway has an excellent reputation for its large salmon lakes and can enable an angler to secure a salmon haul where each individual fish can weigh as much as 20 kilos. Ocean Tackle Store have a wide range of tackle for Norway fishing - contact us today.