Nigel Hagley and friends go on a slow jigging adventure near Lumut for Golden Snapper & Grouper with Storm Gomoku Kaiten (PE1-3) rods and Gomoku Koika jigs.
That's the stomach. When fish are caught in deep water, gasses in their stomach and swim bladder expand as they approach the surface. There is not enough space in their body cavity so the stomach comes out the mouth.
Hello nigel. Great video and awesome tips. Can you suggest me at least how long our rod should be to fish like this? And also where is this place with good fish in lumut, planning to go fishing with some friends this weekend. I'm an amateur 😊
Karthikesan Sakthivelu Hi Karthikesan, we're replying on behalf of Nigel. You can try to contact the local fishing captain Mr Faizal 0135966448. He can bring you and your friends out. We normally fish with Storm Gomoku Kaiten PE1-3, which is about 6ft long, a good compromise between working Storm Koika jigs and fighting/landing big fish. Hope the info helps!
Hello Muhammad Mista, you can check it out at your nearest Storm or Rapala dealer. You may also wish to check out EVO City at Lumut: facebook.com/evocity/
Nice rods, I'm looking to get a Storm Kodachi spinning myself, but currently no stock. The music though is terrible, makes me want to mute the audio...lol
Hi Kenneth Cheong, Yes, the stock will be back soon. And also we will take note of the audio and improve on it. So sorry about it! Thanks for the feedback bro!
+Fish On! TV i notice storm produce slow jigging spec rod too, but i don't feel like investing into too many kinds of tackle, is there any shortfall of using all rounder rod like kaiten for slow fall technique?
Hi Allah Turbo, you are correct. The Kaiten is more of an all-round versatile jigging rod. It can be used for speed jigging or slow-style jigging. While the taper is not the specific slow jigging spec, it can work slow-style jigs well. If you prefer a specific slow-jigging rod, the Storm Gomoku Adajo will be the one to check out :)
+jparryprodeal Hi Parry, the PTFE coating is such to enable the hook to penetrate very quickly (feels a little bit more sleek) but the downside as you mentioned, corrodes rather easily. One way is to avoid scratching the coating too much (e.g. when de-hooking fish, tying on the vide, etc)
if you're talking about the fish on the right at 6:12, the pink thing is the expanded stomach of the fish. after fish have been pulled up quickly from deep water, the change in pressure causes the swimbladder of the fish to expand fast, pushing its innards out.
Wanchana Jitradab Hello Mr Wanchana, you can actually try the smaller version of the Storm Koika jig. The 20g, 40g are equally as effective on shallow water.
Thank you Very much. I just met Fred at sincere this afternoon Finally got the VMC hooks that I wanted. I took out every pcs there so no worry about getting the hooks anymore. Will last me sometimes… NIce talking with Fred.
Hi Fred, If you are reading this I hope U can send some nice T-shirt, like the Red colour and the black colour that nigel wears to Sincere. If you have other design I like to buy too. But I do not prefer the normal cotton T-shirt type. I do not know what that material is called. I told Sincere that the red one that I bought yesterday has a defect at the back, It was not machines properly and there is a little hole just below the back collar. Thks Parry
