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Giant Jig Head - 80g

Click a thumbnail below to Enlarge image... Black/Red Orange/Yellow Red/Lumi Colour Range Rigged Jig Head   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: 80g   Colour Options: Red/Lumo Pack Weight: 80.00g   Ref. No. FT9B032   Our Price: £3.85 including VAT Options   Colour Red/Lumo Quantity Out of stock

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The positives of using jigs for angling

Small and inexpensive, a jig is the ideal supplement to any fisherman's tackle box. A cleverly chosen jig can increase the possibility of an angler catching more fish and luring in larger North Sea dwelling specimens, including both round and flat fish. A jig is just like a fishing lure - it motions up and down in the water and attracts fish.

In most cases jigs look like fish and come in a selection of sizes, shapes and weights. Weighty jig heads are utilised in deeper waters with a strong current and giant jigs tend to use sizeable dead-bait to catch fish like halibut. An angler will fasten the jig to a rod and the sinker, made of lead, will allow the lure to fall deep into the water.

Then it will move up and down continuously so that passing fish are attracted to it. 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. Buy a jig today to benefit from fishing pursuits like sea jigging and speed jigging.

Who opts for a giant jig head - 80g?

A giant jig head - 80g is excellent value for money, which means an assortment of anglers can benefit from using its distinct features to make a catch to be proud of. By luring in numerous specimens of fish and marine life swiftly, a giant jig head - 80g makes fishing into a less time-consuming pursuit. Created for a cross section of fishermen, both established anglers and apprentices will be able to utilise this giant jig head - 80g to best effect.

It's easy to fasten this variety of jig to your fishing rod - that means you can take more time to relish the beauty of the open sea instead of being bothered by technical bits of fishing equipment and the fishing accessories in your tackle box. With pirking and speed fishing steadily increasing in popularity amongst avid fishermen, it is probably the ideal time to purchase a giant jig head - 80g today.

The enjoyment of Norwegian fishing

Whether you take in a fjord fishing tour or you choose to fish in the Norwegian Sea to earn money, there is something for everyone when fishing in Norway. Norwegian fishing is a way of life for all concerned and allows fishermen a fantastic opportunity to utilise their fishing tackle box equipment in order to cast out for the likes of coalies or mackerel. Sailing in coastal waters or the deep sea offers anglers the chance to haul in mackerel, coalfish and cod with the aid of durable fishing gear that is ideal for any condition.

If you want to trout or pike fish then sail on the freshwater inland lakes that supply plenty of marine life to fish and allows you the opportunity to test soft bait such as shads or octopus and squid. Finally salmon should not be ignored; Norway is renowned for its popular salmon lakes which can allow an angler to ensnare a very impressive salmon catch. Contact us today to find the best fishing tackle and equipment for your Nordic fishing trip.