Hearty Rise Jig Slow Jigging II

Hearty Rise Jig Slow Jigging II: Unpredictable Descent for Predatory Fish

The Hearty Rise Slow Jigging II is a metal jig designed for slow-pitch jigging. It is built for calm water or light to moderate currents and suits anglers looking for fishing jigs with controlled sinking behaviour. As a saltwater lure, it combines an eye-catching action with a wide range of decors available in several colour combinations.

Action During the Descent

During the descent, the jig shows a gliding and irregular action that breaks sideways. When you work it with large, slow pitches, it tumbles to the bottom like an injured baitfish. Its shape lets you guide it precisely into deeper water layers, so you can also fish along rocky edges and reef drop-offs.

Decors with Glow and UV Elements

Some decors feature phosphorescent elements designed to draw attention to the lure in dark depths. The UV versions respond to a brief exposure to a UV lamp before you lower the jig. How strong the effect is depends on water conditions and light levels.

Target Species in Northern Europe and Warm Waters

In Norway and Iceland, slow-pitch jigging is often used for halibut and cod. Saithe and pollack frequently strike the jig in midwater as it sinks through a school. In warmer regions, groupers, amberjack and snapper are also targeted.

How to Get the Most Out of the Jig

Lift the jig with large, slow pitches and let it sink back down on loose line. Many bites come during this weightless phase, when the lure breaks unpredictably to the side. Keep steady contact with the line during the descent so you can detect bites immediately.

• Metal jig for slow-pitch jigging in calm water or moderate currents
• Erratic action with sideways breaks during the descent
• Decors with glow and UV elements for fishing in deeper water
• Suitable for halibut, cod, saithe, pollack and grouper