Stryke Pink Camo Slow Pitch Jyg 140-240 Grams
Stryke Pink Camo Slow Pitch Jyg 140-240 Grams
The STRYKE Gale Force Pink Camo x Jyg Pro jig is a premier jig for rapid descent and high-speed performance in the most challenging currents. The darting action and Streaking freefall are excellent for Slow Pitch Jigging and Speed Jigging. Designed for currents ranging from 0 to 4.0 knots, the STRYKE Jig is a must-have for anglers targeting deep-water species. This is our most popular Tuna Jig. Slow pitch jigging the STRYKE or vertical jigging the STRYKE are both effective methods for fishing nearshore and offshore.
Key Features:
Rapid Descent: The STRYKE Jig's design ensures it quickly reaches the bottom, making it perfect for high-speed current conditions.
Most Popular Tuna Jig: Yellowfin, Bigeye, Bluefin and Blackfin Tunas have all been caught consistently with the STRYKE Slow Pitch Jig.
Darting Action: With a dynamic darting action when pitched and a pronounced streaking motion during descent, the STRYKE Jig is highly effective in both slow- and fast-jigging techniques.
Glow: Jig glows vibrant blue, increasing visibility and attractiveness to fish.
Target Species: Ideal for targeting Tuna, Wahoo, Grouper, Snapper, Tilefish, Stripers, Lake Trout, Salmon, and Kingfish.
Wire-through construction: Built tough with TRU-WIRE construction to increase strength and durability. This design greatly increases catch rates and ensures a solid connection to the fish throughout the fight.
Symmetrical Design: JYG PRO Fishing designs all of the slow pitch jigs with symmetry in mind to ensure a balanced and stable presentation in the water.
Specifications:
Weight: 140 & 240 grams
Current Compatibility: 0 to 4.0 knots
Why Choose the STRYKE Jig?
The STRYKE Jig is designed for reliability in challenging environments. Its rapid descent and dynamic action ensure you can effectively target a wide range of species, even in strong currents. This jig is used by beginners and experts alike with great results.
How do You Choose the Right Weight?
Using the general rule of 1 gram of jig weight per every 1ft of depth, we can decide which size jig to use. For instance, when fishing in 150 feet, a jig weight between 130g and 200g would be acceptable. Take note of the current speed and scale up or down in size as needed to reach the bottom!
