For instance, in our area of Spain you can catch the following species of fish using a jig with more depth: Dentex, Snappers, Red Sea Bream, Tub Gurnard, Sea Bass and Groupers. Through this method you can expect to catch deeper water predators that live in that area although this can still be varied depending on the depth of the jig etc. You can also add feathered hooks above the jig so that it looks as if the jig is a predator, chasing the smaller feathered hooks, and adds to the variety of fish you can catch. For kayak fishing you use weights between 80 grams and 150 grams (give or take). The jig is a versatile set up that can be used in both fresh and salt water. The lures usually come in the form of a weight that is shaped like a species of bait, such as a fish or octopus. The technique requires you to drop your lure to the bottom and then reel up using a jigging motion (that's where the name comes from!). Jigging is a method of fishing using a jig a special type of lure. We totally appreciate everyone has different views on the topic but we thought this information could be of use to people who are interested in starting kayak fishing.įishing enthusiast's keep on developing new styles and variations and that is part of the beauty of the sport! We encourage people to try new things and discover what works best for them in different environments. Depending on where you fish and which methods you use, there is a huge variety of fish you will be able to catch. There are different styles of kayak fishing and the following should not be taken as an end all list but more of a guideline of what is popular and what we tend to do. The sport has gained in popularity in recent years due to its appeal as a healthy sport and relative low cost of entry.
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