Tuna Jigging Lock & Load Bundle
The Offshore Crate’s jigging lane, boxed. When the fish are marked on the screen instead of showing on top, this is the setup that gets down to them and gets them up.
5’9″ Tuna Jigging Spinning Rod
A short, full range parabolic stick that moves a heavy jig fast and then holds a fish that wants to run straight down under the boat.
Harness Jigs (4 oz, 4 oz, 6 oz)
The workhorse. Drop to the mark, crank hard off the bottom, let it fall on a tight line. The assist rig sits the hooks high on the head where a tuna eats a fleeing bait, so short strikes turn into hookups. Two 4 oz in complementary patterns cover green water and clean, and the 6 oz steps up when the drift picks up or the fish sit deeper.
Speed Tails (8″, three four-pac)
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Speed Tails | 8″ length, three four-pac units |
FAQ
What is the recommended fishing depth for this jigging setup?
The 4 oz harness jigs are best for shallow to mid-depths, while the 6 oz jig performs well when fish are deeper or during stronger drifts. Depth depends on water conditions and current.
Can this rod handle heavy-duty jigging with large tuna?
Yes, the 5’9″ parabolic rod is designed to move heavy jigs quickly and maintain control when fighting strong-running tuna.
Are the harness jigs suitable for both green water and clear water conditions?
Yes, the two 4 oz jigs in complementary patterns are optimized for green water and clean conditions, making them versatile for different environments.
Donna Springer –
This bundle is exactly what I needed for offshore jigging. The rod is strong and responsive, and the harness jigs stay on target even in choppy conditions. The speed tails add a good finish to the lure action. I’ve caught several tuna in the last week with this setup.
Sally Mathis –
The rod feels solid and the 6 oz jig works well when the water gets deeper. The 4 oz jigs are great for lighter runs. I didn’t expect the speed tails to be so effective in breaking the surface tension. Good value for the package.
Sue Poole –
Used this on a drift in the early morning. The harness jigs stayed in place and the fish took them right away. The rod didn’t bend under pressure and held strong during the fight. Highly recommend for serious jigging.