Penn Jigstick Casting Tutorial | Local Knowledge Fishing Show

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Learning how to proficiently cast a surface iron on a jig stick is the key to one of Californias most iconic fishing styles. Ali Hussainy demonstrates his method of casting a heavy metal lure using a nine foot rod and an conventional open faced star drag reel.
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@Renegademike 4 месяца назад

Nice Vid Ali. I still remember the days spent learning to throw the Iron back in the early 90’s when I used to live in ocean beach point loma area. I was a carpet installer and carried around my jig rod with me every day to work. It was an 8ft stick with an old Penn jig master jr. I would stop by mission bay or San Diego Bay and throw that thing for hours. Like Ali says , Practice practice practice.

@LocalKnowledge 3 месяца назад

Thank you sir!

@goldenwalt Год назад

Perfect timing, I'm going out on a party boat first weekend in July and need to get my casting squared away before the trip. Thanks for the advice!

@LocalKnowledge Год назад

Practice makes perfect!

@Andrew_stars Год назад

Never knew penn made that rod

@LocalKnowledge Год назад

There's a ton of great new stuff in the west coast series. Check them out.

@Tony67032 2 месяца назад

1 point to help anyone with birdnest, is to adjust the spool tension to the jig you are fishing, yes you will have to readjust as you changes jigs but it won't more than 30 sec. 🙂

@LocalKnowledge Месяц назад

Good tip

@chelseapeters7187 5 месяцев назад

I still remember begging to cast my dad's baitcaster for the first time. I just thought it looked way cooler than a spinning reel and one I said lemme try ur reel. I was maybe 9 or 10 at the time but whether he explained the thumb pressure thing to me or not, in my mind i understood the mechanics. I don't know if you just tightened down the brake all the way or not but my very first time casting it it didn't go very far but I definitely didn't bird nest it my first cast lol ... I just understood that The spool cant turn fast than the line is going out. If u understand that, u'll automatically know how much pressure to apply by how hard u throw ur rod. Once u learn, it's 100% muscle memory. The only tip I have is make sure u wet ur spool or ur thumb before ur first cast if the day. I remember burning the hell outta my thumb cuz my spool didn't have a drop of water in it and it was my first cast 🤣 I was even using plastic line too lol

@LocalKnowledge 5 месяцев назад

haha. WE all had to learn somehow!

@catch-clean-cook2460 Год назад

If your on a sport boat don't ever swing out your iron...Drop to your heel and swing over your head...Heel to head..Always watch your lure and what is happening on the deck...never take your eyes off your iron...

@LocalKnowledge Год назад

Great advice!

@davidsagastume3700 Год назад

I use to go to my local lake (lake skinner) and throw the surface iron

@LocalKnowledge Год назад

Practice, practice, practice.

@chrishaener8702 6 месяцев назад

Can you use a 9ft rod like that for knife jigs as well? Good long fore grip looks like you could use on the rail as well.

@LocalKnowledge 5 месяцев назад

You could but a shorter, jigging rod will be much less tiring to work.

@McSledger Год назад

I have an irrationally hard time casting with the jig all the way down to the handle. I’ve always cast with only like 24 to 36 inches of line out from the top and it’s a hard habit to break.

@LocalKnowledge Год назад

It's easier to control with a shorter lead, but you lose a lot of distance. Creep it longer as you get more comfortable.