Jig Ragot Fit Jig - 100G

Name: JIG RAGOT FIT JIG - 100G
Brand: Ragot
SKU: 321040

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The FIT JIG was designed to meet the demands of Atlantic and Mediterranean fishermen. When locating a fishing area such as a wreck, a drop off or a school of fish, precision can be a very important asset. The FIT JIG flutters in the first few meters and makes a rapid descent to reach the desired fishing area. A first advantage that allows you to get as close as possible to the target. Once on the desired target, it is during its ascent that it excels. It is sufficient to bring it up quickly like a fish trying to escape over 5 to 6 meters while remaining in the animation. Perform a long mad toss* then let it do. It then makes a very attractive fluttering descent. It will be enough to repeat this animation all the way up so that it makes this fluttering effect as often as possible. The attacks occur during the descent and when contact is resumed with the jig. Armed with an ASSIST HOOK and a simple VMC 7717 TI, the FIT JIG has proven very effective on various marine species. The new colors have also been studied to increase its effectiveness when it makes the effect of fluttering.

The FIT JIG will also be suitable for technical shore fishing: SHORE JIGGING.

*Large pulling up before quickly lowering the rod in order to lose contact with the jig. This allows it to descend freely without any restraint (gliding effect) and when we resume contact with it at the low rod, we start again on the animation.