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Result pages: 1 2 Sort by: Product Price Default   See Details Quantum Eezi Skirt Spare rubber skirt for Quantum 'Crazy Charlie' rig. Pack of 2. Available in various colours.   Price: £4.27 Buy Now   See Details Stainless Steel Welded Ring Solid ring for rigging speed jigs. 8mm or 12mm in packs of 10   Price: £3.88 Buy Now   See Details Sufix Jigging Braid This super strong, high abrasion resistant and reliable braid can be used to make a variety of hook connections. Ideal to make your own assist hook lengths for your Speed-Jigs or Pirks. Range of strengths available.   Price: £11.00 Buy Now   See Details VMC 5/0 Treble Hook Very sharp VMC treble hook with Permasteel anti corrosion finish. Size: 5/0   Price: £1.15 Buy Now   See Details Williamson Abyss Speed Jig Williamson Abyss Speed Jigs Unique pot belly shape body will get your jig down fast and enable you to fish deeper and faster. Weight: 300g, Length: 220mm   Price: £12.60 Buy Now   See Details Williamson Assist Hooks 9/0 Williamson Assist Hooks are made to the exacting quality standard expected from this market leading company. Black nickel VMC hook is connected to heavy duty Dacron. Hook Size: 9/0, Line Strength: 200lb   Price: £6.30 Buy Now   See Details Williamson Benthos Speed Jig Williamson Benthos Speed Jigs feature a diamond shape that is ideally suited for high speed vertical drops. Weight: 250g, Length: 220mm   Price: £10.78 Buy Now

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The advantages of using jigs for fishing

Compact and practical, a jig is a useful supplement to any fishing expert's tackle box. A well chosen jig can enhance an angler's chances of hooking more fish and enticing bigger specimens from the North Sea region, like flounder, cod, eel and haddock. In essence a jig is a variety of fishing lure - it attracts fish by moving up and down in the water.

Jig heads usually look like fish and come in a selection of sizes, shapes and weights. Weighty jig heads are adopted in deep waters that have a strong current and giant jig options normally use entire fish dead-bait to catch larger fish varieties like cod. An angler will fasten the jig to a rod and the sinker, made of lead, will propel the lure, allowing it to fall into the deep water.

Then it will move up and down continuously so that passing fish are attracted to it. So whether you want to fish using large shads and curtail worms for sea bass, cod, halibut or ling, a jig could be the perfect fishing gear extra for your fishing equipment. Get a jig today to take up fishing pursuits like deep sea jigging and speed jigging.

Who uses jigs?

Jigs are budget-friendly, which means a plethora of varied anglers can gain from using their specially designed characteristics to make a triumphant catch. By enticing an array of marine wildlife and fish effectively and quickly, jigs help to make fishing for sport much less time-heavy. Built to be used by a mix of fishermen, both established anglers and apprentices will be able to operate these jigs without a problem.

Connecting this sort of jig to your choice of fishing rod only takes a moment - that means you can take more time to relish the sounds of the open sea instead of being bothered by technical bits of fishing equipment and the fishing accessories in your tackle box. With speed jigging and fishing in Norway becoming far more popular amongst modern fishermen, it might just be the perfect time to purchase jigs today.

The benefits of fishing in Norway

Whether you want to take a fishing tour in the fjords or you fish in the Norwegian Sea as part of a job, fishing in Norway allows the angler the best fishing experience available. Norway has a zeal for fishing which is shown by offering anglers the opportunity to use as much of their tackle as they deem necessary in order to cast out and reel in a wide selection of fish. Sailing in coastal waters or the deep sea offers anglers the opportunity to fish for coalfish, mackerel and cod, with the aid of robust rods and fishing hooks which suit harsh conditions.

If you like to fish for trout or pike then choose to fish on the freshwater lakes inland have a large fish pool waiting to be hauled in and allows you the chance to test soft bait such as shads or octopus and squid. Finally don't forget salmon; Norway is possibly most famous for its popular salmon rivers which could provide an angler with a salmon catch as large as you can manage when hauled in. Get in touch with Ocean Tackle Store to find the best Norway fishing equipment today.