Collection: Vertical Jigs

Hydro and scooped-profile vertical jigs across the weight range, for slow pitch work on the bottom and speed jigging through the water column.

Vertical jigging is the most efficient way to fish structure you cannot anchor on. The jig goes straight down, you work it back through the strike zone, and the fluttering fall does the rest — most bites on a slow pitch jig come on the drop, not the lift.

Profile picks the technique. The scooped shape catches more water and flutters harder on the fall, which is what you want for slow pitch over a reef when fish are sitting tight and neutral. The narrower hydro profile cuts current and drops faster, so it is the better tool in deep Gulf water, on a hard-running Atlantic drift, or when amberjack and tuna want speed.

Match jig weight to depth and current, and rig assist hooks top and bottom.

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Guide: Slow pitch vs speed jigging — how to choose a vertical jig